i don’t know what was there as mod removed it but honestly you need to be more critical of stuff you read on the net. A lot of people are angry about visa denials, i assume most of these were NIVs where they could not disprove immigrant intent assumption. Which is the law.
Those comments are probably speculative. At least in the case of NIV. A lot of people who get denied under 214(b) never really know what exactly caused the denial. You can only assume that it must have been something tied to that section.
Please don't compare 2020 FY with any other year . 2020 is a total different situation with many irregular events .
He entered the second option as he was not able to get passport at that time but since he is selected he can show the 1NL to the immigrations staffs
I am not required to submit passport information because I am:
horrible site that is a nightmare for those who have changed their address many times, had many past employers and degrees/certifications keep crushing after 10 minutes so needs to enter all over again, and again, and again
Immunization documents isn’t a problem. He will probably need a birth certificate, regardless whether you or he is principal. What country is he from? (There are rare exemptions)We both qualified as principal applicants. The lack of documents for my husband (such as a birth certificate or immunization) may be an issue....we immigrated to Canada 15 years ago. We started filling out the DS260. It looks like it takes forever. I cannot even thinking to do this all over again
My only concern is that something will screw up if after the successful interview...we won't show up for the second interview and that will have an impact on the application. Since there is no language around our situation...I think I will stick with your advice and submit this twice.
The key to not losing data while filling a DS260 is to save each page before moving to the next one so that if the website crashes , which happens many times , you will just need to start from when you stop , I stead of start again all over .We both qualified as principal applicants. The lack of documents for my husband (such as a birth certificate or immunization) may be an issue....we immigrated to Canada 15 years ago. We started filling out the DS260. It looks like it takes forever. I cannot even thinking to do this all over again
My only concern is that something will screw up if after the successful interview...we won't show up for the second interview and that will have an impact on the application. Since there is no language around our situation...I think I will stick with your advice and submit this twice.
We both qualified as principal applicants. The lack of documents for my husband (such as a birth certificate or immunization) may be an issue....we immigrated to Canada 15 years ago. We started filling out the DS260. It looks like it takes forever. I cannot even thinking to do this all over again
My only concern is that something will screw up if after the successful interview...we won't show up for the second interview and that will have an impact on the application. Since there is no language around our situation...I think I will stick with your advice and submit this twice.
Yeah that is right we don’t know any thing yet and I don’t want to rush to conclusion I told him to be patient and see what happen.
Ok, as long as he understands (1) that submitting a DS260 is a declaration of immigrant intent that could be an issue even if he doesn’t proceed and then tries to get a non immigrant visa later (2) he probably has a pretty good chance of being denied if he didn’t have the waiver (you didn’t answer that part)