I attended an interview at the consulate (now defunct) in Birmingham and in the course of a short pleasant chat mentioned that I was engaged and would be sponsoring my fiancee as a Canadian immigrant as soon as I could.
I remain wholly unconvinced that the current paperwork-focused system where there is hardly any means by which to speak to a human working in immigration on the telephone, let alone see one in person, is in any way more efficient than having well-trained immigration officers making decisions based on a person sitting in front of them having an interview.
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Date: 2018-04-20 01:11 pm (UTC)I remain wholly unconvinced that the current paperwork-focused system where there is hardly any means by which to speak to a human working in immigration on the telephone, let alone see one in person, is in any way more efficient than having well-trained immigration officers making decisions based on a person sitting in front of them having an interview.