TBH, I don't think your AOR email had anything to do with your MP. A lot of October applicants got AOR this week. It's very likely just a coincidence.
I mentioned one time on a thread that to communicate about application through an MP could be a good way and there were a lot of people in the forum who started saying things like: Now you also want to call or contact the Minister or the PM himself?
To support that- I do believe my MP (or his office) did have a hand in my speedy process of application. I had only sent in an email to express concern about lack of resources in the Mississauga office back in Aug after 2 months in process. They were very prompt in replying saying that they will look into it & even took my details and while at that time the average time to get a test date in Mississauga was about 6 months, I received mine within 4. Many of the May Mississauga applicants are still doing their tests and I've completed the entire process. Their office does not discourage us asking for any kind of help but I wouldn't encourage everyone to write to their MP unless it's absolutely urgent or way past the normal time.
Yes anything abnormal beyond normal time processing only, can easily be brought to attention of Local MPs here, as they are highly useful and helpful resources.To support that- I do believe my MP (or his office) did have a hand in my speedy process of application. I had only sent in an email to express concern about lack of resources in the Mississauga office back in Aug after 2 months in process. They were very prompt in replying saying that they will look into it & even took my details and while at that time the average time to get a test date in Mississauga was about 6 months, I received mine within 4. Many of the May Mississauga applicants are still doing their tests and I've completed the entire process. Their office does not discourage us asking for any kind of help but I wouldn't encourage everyone to write to their MP unless it's absolutely urgent or way past the normal time.
Did not share this before because of those speculators who judge your decision here, but I might as well now I guess
Hi,To support that- I do believe my MP (or his office) did have a hand in my speedy process of application. I had only sent in an email to express concern about lack of resources in the Mississauga office back in Aug after 2 months in process. They were very prompt in replying saying that they will look into it & even took my details and while at that time the average time to get a test date in Mississauga was about 6 months, I received mine within 4. Many of the May Mississauga applicants are still doing their tests and I've completed the entire process. Their office does not discourage us asking for any kind of help but I wouldn't encourage everyone to write to their MP unless it's absolutely urgent or way past the normal time.
Did not share this before because of those speculators who judge your decision here, but I might as well now I guess
