Dear Massoodji,
This case belongs to one of my very close friends in India. He also filed his papers arround May-2001. His marital status was "DIVORCED" at that time. After two years, he got re-married in July 2003. There were misunderstandings and non-concent on living on common life grounds between the two from the begining itself and his wife as a result of which, went to her home-town. They started living seperated but not oficially (I mean without divorce). She was a pregnant lady at that time. The matter went to the extent that they both almost decided to part their ways with a divorce.
Now, a letter from CHC came in december asking for the submission of additional info or any other updated status. My firend was in a big dilema what to do?. His marital status was actually changed from the one, which was shown in the file. But how could he give his wife's name, who is not residing with him? NO paper availability and no physical presence forced him to submit the data to CHC under the same old marital status, i.e. "DIVORCED".
Here comes the final twist...By the grace of god, the misunderstanding started reducing and she came back. Now my friend was in a real tensed part of his life. His wife is about to give birth to a new baby and the embassy does not even know his present marital status. He did not disclose the re-marriage purely with circuimstance out of his control. His wife is back now with him and they both are happily living together. My friend recently wrote a letter disclosing everything, what has happened to him.
He sent all his latest papers with the letter and declared the actual scene as on date. Now my question is, Massoodji, How would the embassy react to this?..Will they consider the case negative? or on the grounds of mecry and well timed disclosure of the hidden facts would save my friend's case?
Please give your valued inputs.
Regards,
VJ
Dear MASSOODJI,
Its too bad on my part. I am extremely sorry. I saw the correct spelling on the main page.
I very firmly believe that you can't write a wrong name in a letter. It leaves a very unprofessional impression on the reader.
Regards,
VJ
VJ,
Maybe you're not aware that you can edit your own post. Click on the EDIT button under the post and you can change the title and the body of the post.
Also, please don't use titles like "Urgent- Please help".
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Dear BL,
OK...noted seriously...would be followed.
Regards,
VJ
Your friend has done the right thing by informing the embassy about the latest. Better done now than after the visa is issued.
He has to make sure that he has proof that he sent the said documents.
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Dear Massoodji,
Further to the above matter, today my friend has received his INTERVIEW WAIVER along with instructions to complete Medicals (Medical request form is enclosed) ,PCC to be completed and RCMP fees to be paid. But to our surprise and frustration, the CIC has not mentioned the requested change in marital status as infomrmed by us to the disclosure letter. Moreover in the MEDICAL form, they had previously typed "MARRIED" and then it is striked out and re-written with a pen as "DIVORCED".
Kindly guide us, as we have following concerns,
1 Does that mean that the CIC has not accepted his updated merital status, but in that case why they should process his case as a SINGLE person?
2 Should we write a letter first seeking calrification of not changing the status or we should first go ahead with the MEDICALS of my friend?
3 We had sent our letter well before their WAIVER letter dated 13th October and we have very well preserved the acknowledged copy of the Delhi CIC, office.
4 By grace of GOD as mentioned in our letter and my post to you, My friend's wife delievered a baby girl on 27th September and thus my friend and myself were waitting for the embassy to react positively with the changed merital status, which leads us to add the baby's name afterwards. But now we are not able to see even his original (DIVORCED) status changed to "MARRIED".
Your kind and immediate guidance would be highly appreciated.
Regards,
VJ
1 Does that mean that the CIC has not accepted his updated merital status, but in that case why they should process his case as a SINGLE person?
> ADVISE THEM AGAIN BY FAX AND KEEP COPY OF CONFIRMATION SO THAT THEY DON'T BLAME YOU LATER.
2 Should we write a letter first seeking calrification of not changing the status or we should first go ahead with the MEDICALS of my friend?
> WRITE TO THEM FIRST
3 We had sent our letter well before their WAIVER letter dated 13th October and we have very well preserved the acknowledged copy of the Delhi CIC, office.
>??
4 By grace of GOD as mentioned in our letter and my post to you, My friend's wife delievered a baby girl on 27th September and thus my friend and myself were waitting for the embassy to react positively with the changed merital status, which leads us to add the baby's name afterwards. But now we are not able to see even his original (DIVORCED) status changed to "MARRIED".
>MAKE SURE BABY IS ADDED TOO.
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