The Worst Happens - Denied in Montreal!!

[girl 37 7]

Sorry to hear your bad news. I hope you get a speedy resolution to the problem.

[Cassie 8]

Sorry to hear that things didn't go as smoothly as hoped, but it sounds like you have an action plan -- best wishes on getting it resolved soon!

[munchkins 0]

Sorry to read this BCEd the disappointment must have been horrendous for you but as you say if you can get what they require and it takes a week from then, it will soon be over. Just so damned annoying, good luck

[Jersey Girl 2]

BC_Ed, you've hit an unexpected bump in the road but are still on your way. Good luck with the joint sponsor and getting everything resolved at last.

I'm reading your experience with interest, because I'm the USC and lived in Canada for decades, which is where I met my husband. I've been back in the States a year, but still have the bulk of my assets (RRSP) sitting in Canada. Seems these can't be used as evidence for AOS ... raises questions certain interviewers don't know how to compute.

This may be the pearl of wisdom that comes out of your experience and can be a warning to others. Good luck on the rest.

Edited August 10, 2006 by Jersey Girl

[BC_Ed 0]

Thanks for the support folks. I would love to think there is a pearl inside this for someone.

Jerseygirl, at some point I would be happy to give you a more detailed summary of the discussion but I won't post it here.

[incanada1234 0]

Damn, that sucks. Not that this helps you now but I would have NEVER relied on the NVC for that info. Many times the people at the NVC themselves told us that it's the embassy's call to make regarding things like finances, domicile, etc. The NVC is only there to collect all your forms; they don't actually read them and make sure you make enough money or anything.

Good luck, BC Ed, keep us updated.

[laura428 0]

Not that you should have to, but what will you be doing to resolve the domicile dilemna?