Hi and thanks for dropping by to assist me in this situation.
I met a beautiful Ugandan lady in 2012 and we began a relationship at the end of 2012 for one year then decided to tie the knot on January 2014. Before we had tied the knot, of course we wanted her to visit Canada and apply for a visitor's visa after the wedding. We applied in October 2013 and there was a refusal after that, which was obvious since we were not married and there weren't papers to prove we were married yet. We decided to try and apply once again a month after we got married and once again it was refused, even with the provision of marriage certificates, both civil and religious. Just last month, we applied in person in Kenya with more documentations since we had unlimited amount we could send in when applying in person, yet we were disappointed to see that they did not give her the TRV. The first application that was applied for on October 16, 2013 gave the reasons of YOUR TRAVEL HISTORY, YOUR FAMILY TIES IN CANADA AND IN YOUR COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE and YOUR PERSONAL ASSETS AND FINANCIAL STATUS. The second application which was done by January 30, 2014 gave the reasons of YOUR TRAVEL HISTORY, YOUR FAMILY TIES IN CANADA AND IN YOUR COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE, PURPOSE OF VISIT AND I AM NOT SATISFIED THAT YOU HAVE SUFFICIENT FUNDS, INCLUDING INCOME OR ASSETS TO CARRY OUT YOUR STATED PURPOSE IN GOING TO CANADA. The most recent and final application, the results came in n May 21, 2014 where she was refused for the reasons of YOUR FAMILY TIES IN CANADA AND N YOUR COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE, PURPOSE OF VISIT and THAT YOU HAVE A LEGITIMATE BUSINESS PURPOSE IN CANADA.
Does the government do not understand that my parents are her in-laws so does that mean they are not knowing the meaning of family ties?
All this frustration have left my wife behind in Uganda while I had to come back to Canada because my work permit is now expired while she is pregnant and due in October!
Any suggestions? I know applying three times and if we applied the fourth time, it may not work. Keep in mind that my wife is giving birth in October.
All I wanted her to do is meet the missionaries of the organization that I was with, attend an orientation, meet other family members and friends and also tour the country a bit.
Looks like she will give birth that side but I will go back to be there as she gives birth.
People have suggested me to register the child as a citizen right away and after registering, apply for her a super visa and this way she can get in because the child will need medical attention in Canada since he is a citizen.
Again though, it's waiting that's the only problem. In the end we do want to give her a PR status in Canada but of curse that is another thing of waiting.
What are your suggestions?
I met a beautiful Ugandan lady in 2012 and we began a relationship at the end of 2012 for one year then decided to tie the knot on January 2014. Before we had tied the knot, of course we wanted her to visit Canada and apply for a visitor's visa after the wedding. We applied in October 2013 and there was a refusal after that, which was obvious since we were not married and there weren't papers to prove we were married yet. We decided to try and apply once again a month after we got married and once again it was refused, even with the provision of marriage certificates, both civil and religious. Just last month, we applied in person in Kenya with more documentations since we had unlimited amount we could send in when applying in person, yet we were disappointed to see that they did not give her the TRV. The first application that was applied for on October 16, 2013 gave the reasons of YOUR TRAVEL HISTORY, YOUR FAMILY TIES IN CANADA AND IN YOUR COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE and YOUR PERSONAL ASSETS AND FINANCIAL STATUS. The second application which was done by January 30, 2014 gave the reasons of YOUR TRAVEL HISTORY, YOUR FAMILY TIES IN CANADA AND IN YOUR COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE, PURPOSE OF VISIT AND I AM NOT SATISFIED THAT YOU HAVE SUFFICIENT FUNDS, INCLUDING INCOME OR ASSETS TO CARRY OUT YOUR STATED PURPOSE IN GOING TO CANADA. The most recent and final application, the results came in n May 21, 2014 where she was refused for the reasons of YOUR FAMILY TIES IN CANADA AND N YOUR COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE, PURPOSE OF VISIT and THAT YOU HAVE A LEGITIMATE BUSINESS PURPOSE IN CANADA.
Does the government do not understand that my parents are her in-laws so does that mean they are not knowing the meaning of family ties?
All this frustration have left my wife behind in Uganda while I had to come back to Canada because my work permit is now expired while she is pregnant and due in October!
Any suggestions? I know applying three times and if we applied the fourth time, it may not work. Keep in mind that my wife is giving birth in October.
All I wanted her to do is meet the missionaries of the organization that I was with, attend an orientation, meet other family members and friends and also tour the country a bit.
Looks like she will give birth that side but I will go back to be there as she gives birth.
People have suggested me to register the child as a citizen right away and after registering, apply for her a super visa and this way she can get in because the child will need medical attention in Canada since he is a citizen.
Again though, it's waiting that's the only problem. In the end we do want to give her a PR status in Canada but of curse that is another thing of waiting.
What are your suggestions?
