Spouse visitor visa rejected while i am international student in canada
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Posted on: 02-09-14 04:33:01
Welcome to CD !
I used to live and study in COnnestoga college Kitchener and so can try to help you.
What course is your husband in? Is it a one year or 3 year course? Who is funding the studies? What is the status of his visa? Till how long can he be in Canada?
Next study the rules. Canada visa is a funny thing. It is more like a lottery. The key is to keep on applying again. Though you may lose money, it is a good chance to get the visa as each time a different visa officer will see the paper.
What you must do is :
1. Ask you husband to get a letter of reference from his professor.
2. He must meet the local MP and get a letter of reference.
3. You should show maximum money and intention to return back to India after your husband completes his studies and his intership. Now this can include a letter of absence from your current employer, saying that you will get your job once you return. You can also say that you will come back to take care of your parents (if you parents are govt. employee's it is even better. Document their pay / pension etc...)
Full house will also help you on technical aspects.
All the best.
Murali the Krishna
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Hello Murali,
Thanks for the reply.
Replying to your questions my husband is doing PG in Mobile Applications.Its a two years course.My in-laws are funding the studies.His visa status is Student visa and valid till Nov 2015.
I have showed my current job offer letter and also about my parents.My dad is a Govt employee and I have showed all possible documents of pension and pay and the entire details of my family too.
I think I have to put this letter of absence when I Re-apply.
Anyways,thank you for the reply and suggestions 
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Posted on: 03-09-14 09:46:32
Sush:
Good info..
Now since your in-laws are funding your husband's education, they must be quite well off. So since they are your inlaws, put their wealth as your wealth also. The Govt. of canada immigration is not digitized and hence there is no way that the visa officer can check and verify that your in laws are funding your husband's study. All this should be notorized.
next steps as follows :
1. Get the same documents as you submitted for your parents. That they are govt. employees and that they will have a pension and may be as a sole daughter, you will need to be with them at their old age.
2. Ask your husband to get a letter of reference from his professor, MP or MPP (same as MLA). This will be like a good conduct certificate. Some MP's can also call the Delhi visa embassy to put in a word for you. This will be dependant on the conversation of your husband with the MP.
Trust this will help.
Fullhouse sir will give you more details in this one.
Good luck and hope that you will soon come to Kitchener.
All the best.
Murali The Krishna !
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Sure will do that.Thank you so much for the valuable suggestions.
Will do that and thank you very much for the valuable suggestions
Can you explain me about the Fullhouse as I have no idea about it.
Thank you.
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Originally posted by sushmitha krishna
Hello
I am Sushmitha woking as Business Development Executive in my home Country.My husband is a full time international student in Conestoga collage, kitchener, Canada.
I have applied for Open Work permit visa and got rejected and the rejection reasons were
1.your family ties in Canada
2.purpose of visit
3.Personal assets and financial status
I just wanted to know can you help me in this to re-apply for the Visa.Can any one suggest best consultancy through which I can Re-apply
I am missing him so much and I want to live with him
Thank You
sushmitha krishna
They have rejected you on three counts and you need to address those with whatever documentation you can. If funds are in your parents or in-laws name, they may not count it as yours since your name is not in those accounts. Try if your name can be added as a joint account holder.
There are tons of Indian students on study visa in Conestoga College and I am sure your husband can find one whose spouse has applied for open work permit and got it. He just needs to network and find out.
Also work permit concerns will probably be different than for visitor visa because primary concern with visitor visa is you will return back to your origin country after your visit visa term is over.
For work permit, it could be you can find a job in Canada easily and you have enough funds to stay in Canada for the time you do not have a job and you will not become burden on Canada by claiming social assistance, etc. You will need to gather some information on that and may be find out if you can get a job in your field if you do come on open work permit.
Fullhouse is a member on Canadiandesi.
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Posted on: 04-09-14 11:07:30
RajCanada:
Are you sure that there are tons of Indian students at Conestoga?
When I studied there in 2009, just found a handful.
May be the 2014 situation is different.
Kindly advise and update .
Murali Krishna
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