Indi88 got PPR...[/QUOTE
aor 1 APRIL file to ndvo 18 aug ip2 16 oct... He troubled them so much with calls and emails that they sent him PPR in a reply to his enquiry mail.
aor 1 APRIL file to ndvo 18 aug ip2 16 oct... He troubled them so much with calls and emails that they sent him PPR in a reply to his enquiry mail.
Good news then, we will see a bulk ip2 for us very soon now!Checked. Same batch
Hahhahhahhahhaha "Laaton ke bhoot baaton se ni maannte" lol.aor 1 APRIL file to ndvo 18 aug ip2 16 oct... He troubled them so much with calls and emails that they sent him PPR in a reply to his enquiry mail.
NDVO needs some union-bashing from all of 180+ group.No. About 60-70% FSW Outland files from India are transferred to Ottawa Visa Office, only the remaining 30-40% files are sent to NDVO. This a random transfer and anyone can be transferred to either office. Chances of being transferred to NDVO increase for files with previous refusals, otherwise its random. People make the mistake of assuming that if they are from India then their file will be at NDVO only. This is wrong, CIC can send files to different Visa Offices especially Ottawa (for Indians) for load sharing.
Adding to nicely explained by gurik..... You file basically lands at ndvo because there is something that is best judged or reviewed or assessed or investigated by the local visa office.No. About 60-70% FSW Outland files from India are transferred to Ottawa Visa Office, only the remaining 30-40% files are sent to NDVO. This a random transfer and anyone can be transferred to either office. Chances of being transferred to NDVO increase for files with previous refusals, otherwise its random. People make the mistake of assuming that if they are from India then their file will be at NDVO only. This is wrong, CIC can send files to different Visa Offices especially Ottawa (for Indians) for load sharing.
The accurate way to know your visa office for sure is either by calling them and asking, e-mailing them to ask or via GCMS.
P.S- This was a very good question, many people still remain unaware of this and wrongly assume NDVO as their Visa Office and misinformation is spread. Its good to ask always and as many wise people have said, no question is a stupid one
-You can know your Visa Office by sending an email to CPC-CTD-Ottawa@cic.gc.ca
This is the email format they require:
IMPORTANT: You must provide us with your application number in the subject line of your email and include in the body of your email the following information:
* Surname and Given name(s)
* Date of birth (YYYY-MM-DD)
* Unique Client Identifier (UCI) number / Client ID number
* Category of Immigration (CEC, Provincial Nominee, Family Class, Federal Skilled Worker, Temporary Resident)
- You can call CIC on - 1-613-944-4000
For GCMS, you can use third-party websites like https://www.getgcms.com/.
Thank you guys for ur support...
Finally received ppr
bug them every now and then
Good news then, we will see a bulk ip2 for us very soon now!
Thanks for confirming
Wow that's good
Congrats @Indi88 im curious how did you bug them. EmAil/Phone? Can you pls share the contact info.?Thank you guys for ur support...
Finally received ppr
bug them every now and then
