Canadian Immigration Employees working in Port Au Prince... - Page 17

Grégoria · #**161** 02-07-2010, 05:28 PM

Hey thank you les filles,

Yes I read all the list. And some time there is a smile in my face and butterfly in my stomach...and sometimes no.

Anyway thank you, it help to know that I am not alone. This forrum is one of my favorite reading this days !!

jacklindo · #**162** 02-09-2010, 04:30 PM

Hey girls!!
Just wanted you all to know that my husband went to STO DGO this morning to hand in his application for visitor visa and he said that they were very rude to him and told him to come back at 2;30 to pick up his passport and when he went back they just handed him the passport and said here is an open visa for 6 months!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
NO INTERVIEW, QUESTIONS, NOTHING!!!!!
WE COULD NOT BE MORE EXCITED, THIS IS A DREAM COME TRUE, I CAN'T STOP PINCHING MYSELF, HE IS GETTING A FLIGHT TONIGHT!!!!. ALL OF YOU SHOULD TRY TOO, I WISH YOU ALL THE BEST OF LUCK. CARLA

jacklindo · #**163** 02-09-2010, 04:36 PM

Sorry girls i wrote that wrong, he got a 9 month visa!!!!!

Sunflower333 · #**164** 02-09-2010, 05:31 PM

WOW, Carla!!
That IS very good yet surprising news...makes me wonder what is really going on there...

I can feel your excitement and am sooo happy for you guys!

twillis · #**165** 02-09-2010, 06:13 PM

congrats. Maybe being married for 7 years and having the two children helped your case; but whatever it was - its wonderful! Good for you and your children.

XXKWISIT · #**166** 02-09-2010, 06:57 PM

WoW! That is very exciting! Congratulations!

jacklindo · #**167** 02-09-2010, 06:58 PM

WELL WE MADE UP A VERY SAD LETTER EXPLAINING HOW THE CHILDREN CRY ALL OF THE TIME BECAUSE THEY MISS THEIR FATHER SO MUCH AND SO ON AND SO ON , SO THEY MUST HAVE GRANTED THE VISA BASED ON COMPASSION BECAUSE I TOO KNOW THAT VISITOR VISAS ARE BASICALLY IMPOSSIBLE TO GET, BUT I COULDN'T BE HAPPIER I HAVE TO PINCH MYSELF EVERY COUPLE OF MINUTES, BECAUSE IT IS SO UNBELIEVABLE!!!!
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jacklindo · #**168** 02-09-2010, 07:00 PM

Hey i think that you all should try too, you have nothing to lose and maybe they are being more understanding because of the earthquake and the delays it is causing. My husband said that the embassy was full of haitians trying to get visas.

Picante · #**169** 02-09-2010, 07:18 PM

I was told that new applications are being accepted in Santo Domingo, but applications which were in process are still being handled in PAP. This is what I was told from Imm Canada here in Canada. Which makes no sense to me. AT ALL. He said they are working in the embassy in PAP under the condition it is currently in and as soon as all the Haitian family class applications have been completed, they will move on to the applications which were already in process.

What I am getting from this is that my husband's application which was in PAP will be done later than any new case that goes to Santo Domingo now. And he pretty much said yeah there is not much they can do about that.

Can anyone tell me for sure if they heard differently? I've called the office here in Canada & I called Santo Domingo but they both gave me the same impression.

La Mariposa · #**170** 02-09-2010, 11:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jacklindo

Sorry girls i wrote that wrong, he got a 9 month visa!!!!!

9 months ??? It used to be 6.