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I have received a interview letter from CHC. My wife who is sponsoring me is also in india and unfortunately her PR card is also expired due to some family and health problem she could not go back to complete her residency obligation period i.e. 730 days. Since both of us are in india and it is mandatory for both of us to be present for interview. Any help will be appreciated what kind of Question will be asked. I need only help for question no other suggestion if known.
Location: God's own country
Posted on: 10-02-15 07:28:01
Just normal questions will be asked like :
1. Do you like Canada?
2. Why did you go back to India for a long time (proof).
3. Proof that you will stay in Canada for time to come.
4. Proof of having stayed in Canada (like job, lease, job search etc...).
5. Your marriage (proof that it happened, wedding certificate, proof of having stayed together)
Have all paper proofs and print outs to show them. Affidavits will have a greater validity.
Write to CHC and tell then that you canot attened interview at this time and state reason with proof. Tell them of your preferred date (Dec 2015). By this time, get a temporary travel permit and come back to our great country.
Je Suis CHC
Murali
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I am a Gents and not a Ladies.
Most important thing ( probably only thing ) ... is your wife needs to prove and convince that " Canada is still going to be your home". The Canadian High Commission will say to your wife that she didn't make Canada as her home. Her stay was limited and didn't comply with the rules. Why she/you needs PR ?? ... probably not ... that is what their point going to be ...
So TWO things you need to do prepare.
1. Do good home work and be creative to justify the reasons for your wife not staying in Canada
2. Have your points to convince that you will make Canada as your home with explanation.
Good luck.
Location: God's own country
Posted on: 10-02-15 08:12:01
Also I would like to add that be confident, prove your love for Canada etc..
I know one remarried couple who applied and got rejected 2 times. Third time they got it. So just because you failed one time, does not mean that it is the end of it. You can appeal again.
Good luck once more.
Murali
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I am a Gents and not a Ladies.
thanks
I was already PR card holder due to family reason I also could not stay their and applied PR for all my family members. I have 4 children 2 of them are married with kids and are citizen, 2 unmarried and all are well settled in Canada. We are 57 years old couple. That is why I want to still what time of question will asked.
Location: God's own country
Posted on: 10-02-15 10:11:15
Again not very clear.
Who was the principal applicant? If you, how long were you in Canada? But it looks like it was your ladies.
Are your 4 children in Canada now? What is their status of PR. You might also want to ccheck if they can get citizenship without the principal applicant being a PR / staying in Canada.
Please give a detailed synopis (one liners with time line)
Je Suis Peace
Murali
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Originally posted by india343
I have received a interview letter from CHC. My wife who is sponsoring me is also in india and unfortunately her PR card is also expired due to some family and health problem she could not go back to complete her residency obligation period i.e. 730 days. Since both of us are in india and it is mandatory for both of us to be present for interview. Any help will be appreciated what kind of Question will be asked. I need only help for question no other suggestion if known.
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Your wife must be a very well qualified person to get an entry into Canada. She could not complete her required 730 days stay in Canada to renew her PR Card.
You say that she had Family and Health Problems. Now sit down with a few of the old calendars and start your work. See what date that she landed back in India. Write that down. See how many days she had completed in Canada as her stay.
What transpired there in India, If it is health related, (Which will give her a chance to get back) then get a Doctor's Report as to her sickness and how long it took to get over it. If it was very serious, then they will consider the same under the HUMANITARIAN GROUNDS and will her let her back into Canada. You both must make sure you tell the same story. NO... B.S.
Looks like you got married after she returned to India. Get the events in a Chronological Order, and with pictures taken with other people in it, and put the dates on the back of the pictures to coincide with the dates that have become important. (Such as engagement date, party, betrothal, Marriage ceremony, either an album or a DVD will do) Make your Marriage look more authentic.
Now for your interview, Get your Qualifications, work records, salary stubs and Bank Account etc., in order... which will show that you did work there in India and made some money. Letters of Experience and recommendations from your Past Employer/s with dates etc., in it. This is your life and you must know it well, so, go hammer and tongs at it. Make a good presentation of your job and career. That is a must.
SHE CAN ONLY GET BACK INTO CANADA ON HUMANITARIAN GROUNDS, So, make that case very strong with Doctor's certificates and any prescription medicines that she had purchased for her illness. (It could be any small sickness such as Chickungunya etc.,) You know the case and the problem.
While she is there present, ask for a Travel Document to return to Canada, that will be the easiest way of getting back into Canada.
Good Luck.
FH.
