Is it strict for Canadian couples to meet officials for questioning?

Giving you an interview shows that the Immigration Bureau is handling your case and has succeeded more than half. The content of the conversation is very simple, not to look at your English level, but to examine the authenticity of the marriage: where did you meet, what did you do on the first date, the wedding ceremony, whether you met both parents and what gifts you gave. . . .

In the past, marriage reunion (belonging to family immigrants) lasted at most one year. Because there are too many fake marriages, the Canadian Immigration Department has stepped up its inspection of China people. Very pertinent. When my wife immigrated successfully, my Singaporean friend who applied at the same time, his wife was already giving birth to a second child.

I applied for a wife reunion and waited for three years. The status of "waiting for third-party information" on the network has not changed. A case may be uninterested for 10 years; Later, I won an interview and answered questions from immigration officials (China people and westerners think differently). Less than three months after the interview, my wife got a visa.