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Marriage/certificate(s) For marriages which took place in Pakistan: The marriage certificate to be submitted is the “Nikkah Nama”. It must bear the Nikkah registry seal as evidence that the marriage has been properly registered by the union council or the relevant government authority in the relevant region. The NADRA (National Database and Registration Authority) issued marriage certificate should be included but is not sufficient evidence on its own. This must be received at this office by: 2019/06/29 > Marriage photos: Marriage photos If you were married according to the rites, customs, and/or traditions of this country, please submit printed photos of the principal applicant and the sponsor with relatives and friends. Photos submitted should include photos of the wedding ceremony (signing of the contract or Nikkah) and customary celebrations held afterwards (the wedding reception or the Rukhsati). Photos should also include pictures taken of the principal applicant and the sponsor together on other occasions, either before and/or after the wedding. This must be received at this office by: 2019/06/29
It’s not the same for everyone. I’m 23rd April 2019 applicant and my file was moved on 25th November and received aor2 on 28th November. I thought everything’s gonna happen quickly now and then i received pre-arrival on 28th of February and after that no update.
So basically this process is very unpredictable you never know when you get the next update.
Marriage/certificate(s) For marriages which took place in Pakistan: The marriage certificate to be submitted is the “Nikkah Nama”. It must bear the Nikkah registry seal as evidence that the marriage has been properly registered by the union council or the relevant government authority in the relevant region. The NADRA (National Database and Registration Authority) issued marriage certificate should be included but is not sufficient evidence on its own. This must be received at this office by: 2019/06/29 > Marriage photos: Marriage photos If you were married according to the rites, customs, and/or traditions of this country, please submit printed photos of the principal applicant and the sponsor with relatives and friends. Photos submitted should include photos of the wedding ceremony (signing of the contract or Nikkah) and customary celebrations held afterwards (the wedding reception or the Rukhsati). Photos should also include pictures taken of the principal applicant and the sponsor together on other occasions, either before and/or after the wedding. This must be received at this office by: 2019/06/29
Is there anyone here whose file was transferred to the London Visa Office in January 2020 and has received AoR2? Mine was moved on January 13 and didn't get the AoR2 yet
my question is my husband is from
Afghanistan and currently living for 2 months in India
And they have asked him to submit his passport in Pakistan they didn’t mention India does it mean he can’t submit in India at all !
Thanks
In PPR, they always mentioned islamabad center for all applicants from Pakistan and Afghanistan.
When my wife contacted the office to further advice regarding passport submission, they informed her that it must be the same center where the biometrics was done.
I believe that it should be fine to submit that in India. because in Pakistan, visa center will ask for bio metrics date and he had done his biometrics in India.
Applicants residing in Pakistan or Afghanistan should submit the documents listed to our office in Islamabad (not to our London office). Please see the VFS Visa Application Centre (Pakistan) website for details on how to transmit your passports to the High Commission of Canada: http://www.vfsglobal.ca/Canada/Pakistan/.
ur husband is an afghani national ,that's why pp should be submitted in pak
In PPR, they always mentioned islamabad center for all applicants from Pakistan and Afghanistan.
When my wife contacted the office to further advice regarding passport submission, they informed her that it must be the same center where the biometrics was done.
I believe that it should be fine to submit that in India. because in Pakistan, visa center will ask for bio metrics date and he had done his biometrics in India.
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