Wednesday, July 14, 2010

Wow A Human Response!!! from HK Consulate

I got a letter from the government...(in this pseudo-prison)  *sigh*
It occured to me
The suckers had authority
Cold sweatin' as I dwell in my cell
How long has it been?





I sent a letter to the HK consulate on June 30th. I got this response....

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RE: B053823921/FC1***6029-5743 - IWantMyWifeInCanada.blogspot.com - Permanent Residence in Canada‏


re-canadai​mmig.hkong@​internation​ al.gc.ca Add to contacts
To @Hotmail.com
From: re-canadaimmig.hkong@international.gc.ca
Sent: June 30, 2010 4:27:11 AM
To: @Hotmail.com

This is your new file number B057287495. File is in Officer's reviewing queue.
Thank you for your patience.


Immigration Section
Consulate General of Canada, Hong Kong
12/F., Tower 1
Exchange Square
8 Connaught Place
Hong Kong

web Site: http://www.hongkong.gc.ca
email: hkong-im-enquiry@international.gc.ca

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This is the letter I sent.

Government of Canada
Canadian Consulate General
Immigration Section, Family Class Processing
12/F, One Exchange Square
8 Connaught Place, Central
Hong Kong
GPO Box 11142

June 30, 2010

To Whom It May Concern:


I love my wife. I am not happy here


alone.


I don’t understand why it’s taking so long to process her visa. But I do understand that I am free to leave Canada, and have promised her that I would January 1st if no progress is made. This would not benefit Canada economically. I have a degree in Mechanical Engineering, produce in the manufacturing sector, carry no debt, and am a net saver. These savings will be used to purchase a house and taking debt, or to add to a pool of capital that can be used to fund new businesses and technologies, through the financial markets. My wife also has savings, our combined savings total over x,xxx,xxx RMB. This will be invested in the Canadian or Chinese economy depending on your action or inaction.

Furthermore, my wife and I will have children. Have you looked at HackerWatch.org? There’s a significant amount of activity that originates in China. I obviously can’t predict Black Swans, but if my children end up comprising your grand children’s Facebook accounts or are cyber proxies to the PLA I can point to a butterfly flapping its wings, it would be approximately now.

My children will fight for the land they are born on, and if they are born in China…well, whose army do you want my kids to join?

In closing I would like to wish you a Happy Canada Day! Because this could be my last.


Client ID 6029-5743


P.S. You are more than welcome to put this on file, I am posting this on my blog.


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People keep telling me "She'll be here, don't worry."  Easier said than done when she's freaking out because she misses me and doesn't give a f**k about coming to Canada in the first place just being with me, the officer didn't even ask her if she knew where Canada was before she met me...

I'm sick of being a patient boy.

 

Monday, April 26, 2010

Tic Tic Toc

Well it's now been 3 months and nothing from the consulate yet. I'm considering taking a teach-English-as-a-second-language course, then at the end of the year see ya. This is bullsh!t. I guess I'll send another email May 1st, but my wife just doesn't get it. I can't just storm the embassy|consulate and raise a ruckus.

Monday, March 15, 2010

March 15 - 3 months to reopen the case

I emailed the consultant I used, she told me that a case that won their appeal in November didn't receive notice from the HK consulate until February. Keerist!! So my wife should hear something in May.

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

新年快乐!! - CNY bash


When my wife gets here there are a lot of clubs I want to show her. She will probably make friends and want to check out Asian stuff in north Toronto.

ADR Decision Letter

This is the letter informing HK to reopen my wife's file and give her a visa. I just notified them of her address change, she will have to get a medical again. Have to wait for that letter...



Thursday, January 21, 2010

VICTORY!!!



I went to the ADR Conference, and the officer decided to grant my wife a visa.

I was told they will send me the notification letter, then notify Hong Kong, then my wife will have to get another physical and submit that. She could be here in 6 months-ish.

I won't be updating this page daily any more, except for the last steps. But I will keep it up for others to reference.