Marrying friend whose visitor visa was rejected

[vbollu]

Hi I am currently permanent residence, i applied for my friend visitor visa in the nov but her visa was rejected. Now i want to go backhome and marry her. I gave the invitation letter mentioning all my details during her visitor visa application.

What explanation shall I give when i apply for the spousal PR application. Will be their be any issue when I apply for her PR. Please help me, i m very much tensed how to come out of this situation,.

Thanks

 

[bellaluna]

You know...I try not to judge or to post when I don't have anything helpful to say.... But this seems like a fishy situation IMO.

 

[canuck78]

As long as you are in a genuine marriage and can prove it you will be fine. Have you been dating? How much time will you be spending together? Will you be having a wedding that meets your cultural norms}

 

[vbollu]

As long as you are in a genuine marriage and can prove it you will be fine. Have you been dating? How much time will you be spending together? Will you be having a wedding that meets your cultural norms}

Yeah their will be wedding and wedding will be done as per our tradition following all the cultural practices. We were just good friends always and we never dated each other. But I dont have any messages or photos taken when we were friends from the past several years. I am worried about that. The marriage is totally genuine

 

[Qwertypod]

Yeah their will be wedding and wedding will be done as per our tradition following all the cultural practices. We were just good friends always and we never dated each other. But I dont have any messages or photos taken when we were friends from the past several years. I am worried about that. The marriage is totally genuine

You have absolutely no messages between each other? Do you have any other proofs of a genuine relationship? From your previous posts (where you received answers to this problem) it seems like they will look at this as a marriage of convenience for PR, as you previously mentioned your future spouse as your friend to get her TRV.. Your best bet would be to get as much proof of a genuine relationship/marriage as you possibly can from the time leading up to the marriage. Make sure you have proof of plenty of time spent together, letters from friends and family, maybe someone else took photos of you two.. This has a lot of red flags for immigration.

 

[vbollu]

You have absolutely no messages between each other? Do you have any other proofs of a genuine relationship? From your previous posts (where you received answers to this problem) it seems like they will look at this as a marriage of convenience for PR, as you previously mentioned your future spouse as your friend to get her TRV.. Your best bet would be to get as much proof of a genuine relationship/marriage as you possibly can from the time leading up to the marriage. Make sure you have proof of plenty of time spent together, letters from friends and family, maybe someone else took photos of you two.. This has a lot of red flags for immigration.

Hey thanks for the informaiton, i will be getting married in the february. I will keep my wedding photos and letters to prove my marraige relationship is genuine. Thanks for the informaiton

 

[canuck78]

Hey thanks for the informaiton, i will be getting married in the february. I will keep my wedding photos and letters to prove my marraige relationship is genuine. Thanks for the informaiton

You should prove communication before and hopefully pictures together and time spent together after the wedding. You need more than just pictures of the wedding. Will you be going on a honeymoon? Time spent in person is important.

 

[vbollu]

You should prove communication before and hopefully pictures together and time spent together after the wedding. You need more than just pictures of the wedding. Will you be going on a honeymoon? Time spent in person is important.

Yeah we will go for honeymoon after the wedding, will submit the photos along with the receipts where I stayed for the honeymoon.

Thanks

 

[k.h.p.]

You will need more than that.