Canada family class immigration sponsorship: why use help

The process of obtaining a permanent resident visa can turn into a very unpleasant experience for you and your loved one. There are possible legal implications that may arise from the documents you present to the immigration department as part of your application. Likewise, statements made during a visa interview or other information included with your application, while seemingly inconsequential, may result in a delay or denial of your application. 

Many other factors such as inaccurately completed application forms, a lack of supporting documents, and many other factors can cause big delays in processing times. The entire case might even be returned to the applicant due to an error or omission in the immigration forms or supporting documents. You may not even know if you have made a mistake, especially if it is a critical one, until many weeks or even months later, when your partner or spouse gets her visa application rejected during the interview stage. Having to start all over again means you have wasted time and money. It is important to keep in mind that the visa application processing fee is non-refundable, regardless of the outcome of your application. Aside from that, the rejection would have taken the emotional toll on you and your loved one. Such a negative experience could be particularly devastating for your partner, and she may conclude that any future attempts to obtain a visa would lead to a similar outcome.

It is critical that your wife, husband or partner completely understands what to expect during the visa application process and, more importantly, during the personal visa interview with a consular officer at the Canadian Embassy. Many people who try to go through the immigration process alone face serious problems at this stage. A very large percentage of partner and marriage visas are either denied or delayed because there is a request for additional documentation. Most problems during this stage in the immigration process occur because the visa applicant is not adequately prepared for the interview.

If the consular officer, who interviews your loved one, finds any discrepancies between her responses to the many visa interview questions and the supporting documents she presents during her interview, the entire case may be forwarded to the fraud prevention unit for further investigation. Needless to say, if your partner does not know what to expect from going into the marriage visa interview, she will naturally be nervous. It is likely that she may answer one or more of the interview questions incorrectly because of her understandable apprehension, which can lead to a big delay in the processing of your case or, even worse, a visa denial. 

Our immigration specialists can identify and prevent possible complications because of their extensive education, continuing professional training, and work experience. We comprehensively evaluate each of our cases for potential problems before the visa application is ever submitted to the Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) for processing. An experienced immigration specialist is familiar with and able to interpret complex immigration laws, regulations, and policies as they apply to your case. They know what documents need to be submitted in order to satisfy the immigration authorities, and they can determine the best approach and strategy for your particular case.