information after interview

[suzique3 0]

Ok I am not sure where this question goes, I do apologize. I have been waiting for our Fiance visa since we had our interview on April 7, 2010. The gentleman behind the glass had stated that we needed a document stating that my ex-husband had been given the change of address and telephone number. We did this, got it notorized and send back the next day. I finally received a confirmation from the consulate stating that they had received the documents. I have been waiting not so patiently. I contacted my lawyer to see if maybe she could find out more. It has now been 2 months ( I know to some this may not be long but it seems like an eternity to me) anyhow, my lawyer contacted me and said that the reason for the delay could be the fact that my son (15 at the time of the interview) had since turned 16 and would now need a RCMP report.

My question then is 'has anyone else experienced anything like this? and if so, when you had your interview and the gentleman stated that the only thing they required was a certain piece of information and then we would obtain our visa, you sent in this information and then certain documents either changed or expired did you have to resend even more information?

I hope that this is not to muble jumble that you can not understand, i am just so frustrated.

thank you anyone that might have some insight

[Kathryn41 3,205]

Did you leave your passports with them or do you have them still in your possession?

[suzique3 0]

Did you leave your passports with them or do you have them still in your possession?

they have our passports

[mtlgato 2]

Outrageous. That's all I can say. They've had your passports for 2 months!!!??? And they haven't bothered to clarify? And having a lawyer hasn't helped?

I don't have advice. I'm just sorry for your situation.

C.

they have our passports

[SupportGeek 21]

Outrageous. That's all I can say. They've had your passports for 2 months!!!??? And they haven't bothered to clarify? And having a lawyer hasn't helped?

I don't have advice. I'm just sorry for your situation.

C.

As far as I can tell, they dont answer to lawyers any better than they would answer you if doing it yourself.

[Ontarkie 14,275]

i really hope they get your passports with visa to you soon. Hopefully the don't say that they need more info since your son turned 16. I have a feeling if they pull that ####### they will want another medical too since at 16 they do the chest x-ray and blood work and ask a few more questions.

[suzique3 0]

i really hope they get your passports with visa to you soon. Hopefully the don't say that they need more info since your son turned 16. I have a feeling if they pull that ####### they will want another medical too since at 16 they do the chest x-ray and blood work and ask a few more questions.

I was hoping that maybe someone has gone thru the same type of situation and maybe could give me some insight or even hope.

I am really starting to unravel here.

[trailmix 77]

My question then is 'has anyone else experienced anything like this? and if so, when you had your interview and the gentleman stated that the only thing they required was a certain piece of information and then we would obtain our visa, you sent in this information and then certain documents either changed or expired did you have to resend even more information?

I hope that this is not to muble jumble that you can not understand, i am just so frustrated.

thank you anyone that might have some insight

Hi,

I don't remember ever reading where someone had to send in new documents because the old ones expired while waiting for Montreal to look at them.

People sometimes are asked for more information after submitting the first bunch. That doesn't happen too often, but it does happen.

Edited June 10, 2010 by trailmix

[suzique3 0]

Hi,

I don't remember ever reading where someone had to send in new documents because the old ones expired while waiting for Montreal to look at them.

People sometimes are asked for more information after submitting the first bunch. That doesn't happen too often, but it does happen.

Thank you for a little ray of sunshine. I am hoping beyond hope that this is the case because the lawyer that I am using said that the possible reason for hold up was because my son turned 16 in May, our interview was April and they entered in their computer that they had finally received everything April 30,(even though I had sent it april 8 and they had signed for it april 10) so my lawyer seemed to think they were holding things up becuase since he turned 16 they would now require a RCMP report. She was also not sure if they were going to require another one for me because mine expired.

Your information has put a small smile on my face. Thank you,

Anyone else with good reports please I could use them.

thank you