Van-Tays and Van-Tay

Van-Tay: Based on your interview at our office, and a review of the documentation submitted, I am not satisfied your relationship with your sponsor is genuine, Van-Tay was told in the Feb. 12 letter, which was signed but did not spell out the name of the immigration officer rejecting him, according to The Telegram. LeBlanc, a surgical resident in St. Johns, had not seen Van-Tay for a year and a half because he was denied a visitors visa to Canada but she visited him in December in Ghana and The federal department turned down Van-Tays application for a permanent resident visa, suggesting he didnt give the right answers during an interview, but not explaining exactly what went wrong. I am not satisfied you are customarily married to your sponsor. You were advised of the concerns during your interview, but were unable to satisfy me they were unfounded. As a result, for the purpose of the regulations, you are not considered to be a member of the family class. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.