Thread for Acrra Ghana applicants
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Someone was said most questions are centered around what you filled in your application, so master it.
She was also asked how much her husband makes which she forgot how much was filled in the application and she just said... see my husband is Nigerian, and Nigerian men do not discuss their income with their wife ... and the interviewer laughed.... na idea...lol
Hi,
Yes there is an issue with passport booklets in Ghana.
https://mobile.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/Government-blames-passport-booklets-shortage-on-technical-fault-667674
Also, the last thing you want is to submit your current passport, and then not have a new valid passport issued by the time the AVO send PPR so it would be beneficial if you contacted AVO to see how they would want you to proceed because it is a Catch 22. The Ghana Passport office really delay getting passports out to people in Ghana. Now they also want everyone to apply online.
Your situation is precarious so best to get the information from the horse's mouth so to speak.
However, since a valid passport is required you need to do what is best for your situation.
Good luck!
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Hi,
Here are some links to help:
http://www.spousalsponsorshipcanada.com/2016/07/spousal-sponsorship-interview-questions-canadian-immigration/
https://www.matthewjeffery.com/spousal-partner-immigration-sponsorship-lawyer/preparing-spousal-sponsorship-interview-questions-might-asked/
Remember to prepare well but keep in mind not all questions can be predicted so be ready for anything and everything.
Good luck!
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Since every case is different, reasons for refusal will be different too, and so will the time and the way refusal is handed out. From other forums it would seem refusals are handed down after an interview is failed towards end of the process, they are also handed down if incorrect or untruthful information is provided to IRCC and that can be at the early stage of the application or during the review process of the file by the visa officers. Refusals are also handed out if the parties don't qualify to be sponsors. For spousal applications, not being able to prove marriage is genuine would be the most common reason.
https://www.google.ca/amp/s/www.canadim.com/6-reasons-sponsorship-application-denied/amp/
Below is a sample of what the refusal letter looks like which contains the legal reasons set out by IRCC for such refusal:
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/spouse-sponsorship-refusal.498966/
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Unfortunately no, they do not meet personally with applicants regarding immigration files. Every inquiry has to go through proper channels such as Webform or email (accra.immigration@international.gc.ca).
The only time they meet with applicants is when they call and schedule interviews with the applicants.
They do allow Canadian citizens to attend about basic consular needs such as passports and citizenship and travel documents.
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Thanks for the reply. so as a canadian citizen if i go there i cannot bring it up.
Yes that's correct. As a Canadian citizen you can inquire only about consular matters. The immigration matters cannot and are not discussed there because you have to go through proper channels.
You can always try calling the consular number for Canadian citizens or sending them an email to the email address for citizens' consular matters to put your mind at ease.
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