The federal government reversed course and accepted the Algerian husband’s temporary visa application After him is a young mother with a devastating cancer was Received five rejections.
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“They called me [mercredi] To tell me in the morning that my husband’s visa was finally approved. I am very happy,” exults Ibtissam Kaulali, the day after the article was published
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In a document dated October 18, discussed today NewspaperImmigration, Refugees, Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is asking Nassim Derouiche, M’s husbandme Koulali sent his passport to “finalize the application” for the tourist visa.
On Thursday, the central government confirmed Newspaper “Mr. Deruch’s Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) application has been reopened and approved.”
Earlier, Mr. Druich’s requests were rejected because they did not meet the requirements, specifically that he had “significant ties to Canada” and “reason.” [la] Visit to Canada is not eligible for temporary stay,” we read in one of the denial letters. Newspaper Consulted.
Mom says two requests were never processed.
She has cancer and is alone with her children
Ibtisem Koulali, a 35-year-old mother of Algerian origin and Canadian citizenship since 2017, was diagnosed two months ago with metastasized cancer affecting her stomach, liver, lungs and esophagus. The mother of two boys aged 18 months and 5 months had already survived breast cancer in 2016.
The central government employee has been away from work since August 28 due to chemotherapy treatment that has to be done several times a month. A treatment that lasts for “several years,” according to a doctor’s advice Newspaper.
To escape the ordeal and take care of her children, she tried to bring her husband, Nasim Deruich, who is waiting for his permanent residency from 2021.
“I made a fifth request [pour un visa de touriste] “When I got my diagnosis from an immigration consultant in August, I had to go through all the doctors’ letters to make sure I didn’t do anything wrong,” lamented M.me Goulali.
Photo courtesy of Ibitsem Koulali
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His doctors have written several letters supporting this claim.
“[La] The patient needs moral and physical support, the presence of a member of her family, as well as her spouse, “we can read.
Three days after sending, Mme Koulali and Mr. Deruich received a fresh denial letter.
“My sister and my father pleaded and were allowed to visit me to help me. They always left after six months,” he says, denouncing the stupidity of the results.
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