about immigration interview

computer · #1 Aug 30, 2006, 02:02 PM

I am Chinese. I applied for skilled worker immigration to Canada about 2 years ago and got to be proved 6 months ago. But before I first landed Canada, I just got married. So the immigration office in airport did not land me and returned my case to Hong kong where I submitted my application. They finally decided to re-open my case and add my husband as a dependant applicant. Both of us has been in Canada for a couple of years as visa students and also worked for one year. Actually my husband's work and education experience andbackground are even stronger than mine. But just one month ago, we received the interview requirement from immigration office. So my questions are: why do they ask for interview? What issue they may be interested in and try to figure out? Do they suspect something from us? What do we need to pay attention in the interview? Thank you for your answer.

popale · Nov 1, 2006, 03:35 PM

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Originally Posted by computer

I am Chinese. I applied for skilled worker immigration to Canada about 2 years ago and got to be proved 6 months ago. But before I first landed Canada, I just got married. So the immigration office in airport did not land me and returned my case to Hong kong where I submitted my application. They finally decided to re-open my case and add my husband as a dependant applicant. Both of us has been in Canada for a couple of years as visa students and also worked for one year. Actually my husband's work and education experience andbackground are even stronger than mine. But just one month ago, we received the interview requirement from immigration office. So my questions are: why do they ask for interview? What issue they may be interested in and try to figure out? Do they suspect something from us? What do we need to pay attention in the interview? Thank you for your answer.

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