Hey,luckygirl14 said:It goes from 10 to 45 minutes. You'll both be in the booth for some time then they will take you separately for some questions too. And it will have a huge impact on your interview that yours wife's joining you no matter when's the return date. Long story short your interviews gonna go great don't worry.
I would say if she is coming to india intentionally for interview that would be positive thing. it shows genuineness of relationship.rj028 said:
https://atip-aiprp.apps.gc.ca/atip/welcome.doBV2015 said:
My wife had an interview on Sept 19 2016. Her interview was over an hour long (from what I hear they are normally 30 mins or so). My immigration lawyer said it's a bad idea to go because the VO can easily interview the other person and there's a higher chance both peoples answers won't match. I guess it all depends on your luck and what kind of VO you get. In my case, we had bad luck. My wife was rejected because who knows what. We're in the middle of an appeal now. Best of luck to you guys!rj028 said:
I wasn't present.chhapa said:
Does having a baby strengthen the case for her Visa. I am not so sure about that. You going down to see her couple of times a year may strengthen her case. Have you received the official refusal letter, what reason have they given for a refusal? That may shed light on what you need to work on? As far as having the baby, there's not time like the present to start your life, don't let immigration visa stop you. If you feel ready in your life, then do it. It may give your wife a way to pass the time till the appeal is heard. I know how hard it is to wait for the visa now to wait for the appeal, damn the immigration officers don't understand what we go through. While the Canadian government welcomes Syrians with open arms, they don't go through a tenth of the questioning that we go through and we are the one's following all the rules.DeepG82 said:
you won't have any trouble with your appeal brother. Keep creating more call history and Skype logs. Send her money every so often if possible. Have the baby. They can never deny a disabled person the same rights as a normal person. Look up some non profit organizations that aid disabled individuals in Toronto, they may be able to help you build a case. Your appeal will be positive. But what they will focus on is if you have kept contact with your spouse after the refusal so keep storing these logs, send money and visit her if you can. If you do, then take pictures and document everything.DeepG82 said:
Here is a the URL for Ontario Legal Aid, They help low income and people that cannot afford representation in refugee and immigration matters. They may be able to help guide you. Its definitely worth a try.Rainasar said:
if you dont mind what was the reason of u r refusal...i want to say that above way is the best way bcoz having baby will make a strong point in your appeal as one of my frnd has won the appeal on the basis of baby as they match dna...best of luck...god bless uDeepG82 said:
