NEW DELHI - 2014 APPLICANTS

[Jassjot2014]

hello members
i have completed my re medical on 26 april 2016 chest x ray
and again i got request for full medical.
any idea why so ??

Hi
That's a good news because same thing happens to me I have done my reassessment chest X-ray only on 2 October 2015 and got full remedical request on 8 February 2016 when I send my full remedical again then one month after I got my DM and next day PPR then after submitting my passport I got it at third day with visa stamped so my friend you r really there just hang up for a no the after u send your full remedical hope this helps

Thanks and Regards
Jassjot2014

 

[Roop Garcha]

Hi
That's a good news because same thing happens to me I have done my reassessment chest X-ray only on 2 October 2015 and got full remedical request on 8 February 2016 when I send my full remedical again then one month after I got my DM and next day PPR then after submitting my passport I got it at third day with visa stamped so my friend you r really there just hang up for a no the after u send your full remedical hope this helps

Thanks and Regards
Jassjot2014

Hi Jassjot2014, Did CIC send you any email to do your full re medical? or you did it without any requirement from CIC

 

[Jassjot2014]

Hi Jassjot2014, Did CIC send you any email regarding full re medical? or you did it without any requirement from CIC

Hi Roop Garcha
I have got an email for full remedical from CIC
Thanks and Regards
Jassjot2014

 

[Roop Garcha]

Hi Roop Garcha
I have got an email for full remedical from CIC
Thanks and Regards
Jassjot2014

Thanks Jassjot2014. Wish you a happy married life.

 

[shanidbest]

Hi fellow applicants/sponsors,

Here I am sharing interview experience of my wife.
We hired interpreter from GMS Interpreters. And also opted for counseling with GMS, which helped a lot. My wife gained strong confidence after that.

Interpreter was there about 35 minutes before interview time. After they went inside, they had to wait around 30 minutes (from scheduled interview time) for their turn.
Interpreter told her that there are 5 Canadian VOs, 1 male Punjabi VO and 1 Indian lady VO. From which she got Indian lady, which Interpreter said was little rude and very strict.
She also told that VO liked to twist questions to get answers from you. But you need to stick to one answer if that happens. And stay relax and confident.

In interview, VO asked marriage date, how she met me, who was the connecting link, dates of my visits to India, asked to see marriage album (& few questions related to photos), when did I move to Canada, my address (she answered my full address without hesitation, to which she asked why does she know my full address), questions about my study, work, who is she currently living with (in-laws/parents), and about her future plans once she comes to Canada.

During last few questions, she started giving back photos and communication proofs that were submitted with application. And at the end she told her that she had emailed her medical, so follow the instructions. But my wife handed the medical which she had already done. She also asked about PCC and Passport submission. VO said that she might not need to send PCC, but send it just to be sure and they are not accepting Passport during interview.
Interview lasted for about 20 minutes (5-10 minutes from that were spent in intro and for getting proofs ready, as my wife had taken lots of proofs including some of gifts that I gave her).

I hope this helps current & future applicants.
Thanks a lot everyone for help. Now our wait for PPR begins.

Forgot to mention that VO gave big smile to the wife at the end of the interview. (Interpreter was surprised)

 

[rose68]

Hi fellow applicants/sponsors,

Here I am sharing interview experience of my wife.
We hired interpreter from GMS Interpreters. And also opted for counseling with GMS, which helped a lot. My wife gained strong confidence after that.

Interpreter was there about 35 minutes before interview time. After they went inside, they had to wait around 30 minutes (from scheduled interview time) for their turn.
Interpreter told her that there are 5 Canadian VOs, 1 male Punjabi VO and 1 Indian lady VO. From which she got Indian lady, which Interpreter said was little rude and very strict.
She also told that VO liked to twist questions to get answers from you. But you need to stick to one answer if that happens. And stay relax and confident.

In interview, VO asked marriage date, how she met me, who was the connecting link, dates of my visits to India, asked to see marriage album (& few questions related to photos), when did I move to Canada, my address (she answered my full address without hesitation, to which she asked why does she know my full address), questions about my study, work, who is she currently living with (in-laws/parents), and about her future plans once she comes to Canada.

During last few questions, she started giving back photos and communication proofs that were submitted with application. And at the end she told her that she had emailed her medical, so follow the instructions. But my wife handed the medical which she had already done. She also asked about PCC and Passport submission. VO said that she might not need to send PCC, but send it just to be sure and they are not accepting Passport during interview.
Interview lasted for about 20 minutes (5-10 minutes from that were spent in intro and for getting proofs ready, as my wife had taken lots of proofs including some of gifts that I gave her).

I hope this helps current & future applicants.
Thanks a lot everyone for help. Now our wait for PPR begins.

Hi shanidbest,
Thx fr share yr exp. It's very helpful to built confidence fr int.applicant.
U hv explain each n everything regrd interview.
How much u pay fr interp.n how much pay fr opted for counseling with interpreter.
where the counseling with interp. I mean his office or some where.
Ur exp will help alot.
Thx.

Rose

 

[kite]

Hi fellow applicants/sponsors,

Here I am sharing interview experience of my wife.
We hired interpreter from GMS Interpreters. And also opted for counseling with GMS, which helped a lot. My wife gained strong confidence after that.

Interpreter was there about 35 minutes before interview time. After they went inside, they had to wait around 30 minutes (from scheduled interview time) for their turn.
Interpreter told her that there are 5 Canadian VOs, 1 male Punjabi VO and 1 Indian lady VO. From which she got Indian lady, which Interpreter said was little rude and very strict.
She also told that VO liked to twist questions to get answers from you. But you need to stick to one answer if that happens. And stay relax and confident.

In interview, VO asked marriage date, how she met me, who was the connecting link, dates of my visits to India, asked to see marriage album (& few questions related to photos), when did I move to Canada, my address (she answered my full address without hesitation, to which she asked why does she know my full address), questions about my study, work, who is she currently living with (in-laws/parents), and about her future plans once she comes to Canada.

During last few questions, she started giving back photos and communication proofs that were submitted with application. And at the end she told her that she had emailed her medical, so follow the instructions. But my wife handed the medical which she had already done. She also asked about PCC and Passport submission. VO said that she might not need to send PCC, but send it just to be sure and they are not accepting Passport during interview.
Interview lasted for about 20 minutes (5-10 minutes from that were spent in intro and for getting proofs ready, as my wife had taken lots of proofs including some of gifts that I gave her).

I hope this helps current & future applicants.
Thanks a lot everyone for help. Now our wait for PPR begins.

Hi Shandi,

One thing I am not clear, When your wife tried to give passport, VO did not accepted to take passport? Is my understanding correct?
I think, Indian VO's are little rude compare to Canadians. My wife got Canadian VO and very friendly.

 

[shanidbest]

Hi shanidbest,
Thx fr share yr exp. It's very helpful to built confidence fr int.applicant.
U hv explain each n everything regrd interview.
How much u pay fr interp.n how much pay fr opted for counseling with interpreter.
where the counseling with interp. I mean his office or some where.
Ur exp will help alot.
Thx.

Rose

Rs. 3000 for interpreter and for counseling I think it was Rs. 5000.
Counseling was with Jayshree Khadkiwala at her office/house.

 

[shanidbest]

Hi Shandi,

One thing I am not clear, When your wife tried to give passport, VO did not accepted to take passport? Is my understanding correct?
I think, Indian VO's are little rude compare to Canadians. My wife got Canadian VO and very friendly.

She asked if Passport need to be submitted at that time to which VO replied that they don't accept Passport in the office any more (as it used to be).

 

[kite]

Hello Love4Life,

Did they took passport from you after interview? I completed my interview today and took passport right after interview.

Thank you

Hello Love4Life,

Could you please let me know - Did your husband got email that passport has been sent? Also, what courier service they used.

Thank you so much

 

[rose68]

Rs. 3000 for interpreter and for counseling I think it was Rs. 5000.
Counseling was with Jayshree Khadkiwala at her office/house.

Hi shanidbest,
Thanx a lot.
It's very very help full to me.
Which lang u hired intpr.?

Thx.
Rose.

 

[AG15]

Hi shanidbest,
Thanx a lot.
It's very very help full to me.
Which lang u hired intpr.?

Thx.
Rose.

Hey hi rose 68

Did u got ur re medical request or not

Thanks

]

 

[rose68]

Hey hi rose 68

Did u got ur re medical request or not

Thanks

]

Hi AG15,

Not yet.

rose

 

[AG15]

Hi AG15,

Not yet.

rose

Hope next week will be gud for everyone..

 

[ajaythakur30]

Hi fellow applicants/sponsors,

Here I am sharing interview experience of my wife.
We hired interpreter from GMS Interpreters. And also opted for counseling with GMS, which helped a lot. My wife gained strong confidence after that.

Interpreter was there about 35 minutes before interview time. After they went inside, they had to wait around 30 minutes (from scheduled interview time) for their turn.
Interpreter told her that there are 5 Canadian VOs, 1 male Punjabi VO and 1 Indian lady VO. From which she got Indian lady, which Interpreter said was little rude and very strict.
She also told that VO liked to twist questions to get answers from you. But you need to stick to one answer if that happens. And stay relax and confident.

In interview, VO asked marriage date, how she met me, who was the connecting link, dates of my visits to India, asked to see marriage album (& few questions related to photos), when did I move to Canada, my address (she answered my full address without hesitation, to which she asked why does she know my full address), questions about my study, work, who is she currently living with (in-laws/parents), and about her future plans once she comes to Canada.

During last few questions, she started giving back photos and communication proofs that were submitted with application. And at the end she told her that she had emailed her medical, so follow the instructions. But my wife handed the medical which she had already done. She also asked about PCC and Passport submission. VO said that she might not need to send PCC, but send it just to be sure and they are not accepting Passport during interview.
Interview lasted for about 20 minutes (5-10 minutes from that were spent in intro and for getting proofs ready, as my wife had taken lots of proofs including some of gifts that I gave her).

I hope this helps current & future applicants.
Thanks a lot everyone for help. Now our wait for PPR begins.

Forgot to mention that VO gave big smile to the wife at the end of the interview. (Interpreter was surprised)

Can you please tell us what ws the time of the interview like 9am , 10am etc. Thanks