Spousal Sponsorship Interview Questionaires, Experience, Preparations

[barkatain]

Sorry to hear this that you're experiencing such a long delay.

It's very unusual! You must contact your local federal MP once again and ask them to contact CIC asap to get the current status. MP office will definitely assist you positively to get the feedback. You can email Visa Office as well. The sponsor can call CIC 'call centre' in Canada also.

Get your GCMS notes to see what causes such long delay!

Hasan

We did everything n just one ans. BG checks in process. We hv no way out

 

[Hasan9999]

We did everything n just one ans. BG checks in process. We hv no way out

Waiting for a long time is very difficult! Hope you will get your decision soon.

Hasan

 

[jupiter16]

hello Hassan vai how r u? nice to see that u r helping others.

 

[Hasan9999]

hello Hassan vai how r u? nice to see that u r helping others.

Hello Jupiter,

Great to see you here after a long time. I'm okey! How is everything? You must be very busy these days.

Stay in touch.

Hasan

 

[Landing_PR]

@Hasan9999 Do you know how long it normally takes after the interview and when BGC starts for VO to send out PPRs?

 

[Hasan9999]

@Hasan9999 Do you know how long it normally takes after the interview and when BGC starts for VO to send out PPRs?

There's no straight answer. Standard 4-6 weeks. Back ground check sometimes take more than 6 months if you stayed in any other countries (outside of country of citizenship) over six months.

Hasan

 

[Landing_PR]

There's no straight answer. Standard 4-6 weeks. Back ground check sometimes take more than 6 months if you stayed in any other countries (outside of country of citizenship) over six months.

Hasan

Thanks for the reply. It's been 3 months for us since BGc started. I know of someone who had their BGC started in March 2017 yet no PPR

 

[Hasan9999]

Thanks for the reply. It's been 3 months for us since BGc started. I know of someone who had their BGC started in March 2017 yet no PPR

Meanwhile please collect your latest GCMS notes.

Hasan

 

[Landing_PR]

Meanwhile please collect your latest GCMS notes.

Hasan

Yes, I did and I got them last week. Anything specific I should look at?

 

[Hasan9999]

Just read line by line and see if everything looks okay.

 

[Hasan9999]

LANDING INTERVIEW EXPERIENCE(For Inland Applicants):

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1. sharingthenightNewbie
   Jul 4, 2015
   #172Jul 4, 2015 at 1:09 AM
   
   Our Inland application was received by immigration on October 3rd, 2013. We received the approval for the spousal application part in March, 2015. According the immigration website we would have a 10 month wait to finalize the application. We live in a very remote part of Alberta with the closest immigration office over 700 km away, as well as this being where the closest medical doctor being located. We were asked to submit a second medical for my husband because the first one expired from receipt to reaching the second part of the process (investigation of the sponsored person). We had to get special medical dispensation to have a doctor closer to our home to be approved. This took less than 5 days to get and the medical was submitted the end of April, 2015.
   We got a letter asking us to attend an interview on June 29, 2015 in Edmonton - drove the 10 hours to the city, our interview was for 1:00 pm and by 1:30 pm the same day my husband had his permanent residency. They asked him 3 questions, they asked me 2 questions:
   
   to Him:
2. 1. Have you ever been convicted of a crime in Canada or anywhere else.
   2. do you have any dependants not listed in your application
   3. Have you ever been denied entry in to Canada.
   
   to Me:
   1. Have you ever been married or lived common law with anyone else. Because I am widowed I answered yes to this question, so they had to ask the second question.
   2. Do you have any outstanding court orders to pay child support or alimony.
   
   The interviewer was pleasant, relaxed and very accommodating.
   She first asked if we had any questions and of course (because this was only 3 months and not the 10 months we thought we would have to wait) was what is the next step after this interview. Her answer was, you will be a permanent resident within 5-10 minutes of this interview.
   
   Our background: We meet while I was living in England and married exactly one year after we met. We moved to Canada one month after we got married. My husband is 7 years older than me. We bought property in Alberta prior to moving here.
   
   I know that the immigration process is extremely stressful and the waiting times seem to be so long, but every single person we have had contact with at Immigration has been pleasant, understanding and extremely helpful.
   
   Be patient, don't lose your cool and I hope everyone enjoys the happy outcome that we have had.
   
   
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[canuck78]

Hi,

You can contact them by email that you are yet to give sample for DNA test while your husband's sample has already been taken.

Hasan

They don't need your sample just the father and baby.

 

[Hasan9999]

They don't need your sample just the father and baby.

Yes that makes sense! If baby's DNA matches, it proves that the couple are in genuine relationship.

Thanks for your input!

Hasan

 

[jupiter16]

Hello Jupiter,

Great to see you here after a long time. I'm okey! How is everything? You must be very busy these days.

Stay in touch.

Hasan

Hassan vai, yes i am busy with exams and courses ,got my licence to practice medicine in usa. now i am in trouble!! lol. i am also applying for canada licence , i am not working though. everything is fine here.

 

[jupiter16]

Just writing for everyone (waiting for interview). It takes a lil longer than usual applicant. dont get frustrated with the long waiting time. get prepare well for interview and talk confident and honest. Interviewer is experienced enough, even slight amount of discrepancy they can catch. so be careful not to do any foolish mistake. good luck everyone.