Yeah I mean I don't know why is that the case US applicants being fast tracked and people who are already in Canada and working on LMIA not getting fast tracked. I think the priority should be vice versa than US over CanadaIt seems like US residents are being slightly fast tracked, as many others have observed already. Since you are FSW Inland and already in Canada, you are still better off than a vast majority of applicants
Just saying.
My PPR length was basically the same as the average for Indians living in the US.Yeah I mean I don't know why is that the case US applicants being fast tracked and people who are already in Canada and working on LMIA not getting fast tracked. I think the priority should be vice versa than US over Canada
I see, yours looks like a special case of FSW I. Hang in there!
I get it, but I don't understand the prioritization criteria I suppose FSW Inland applicants should be prioritized ideally over outland applicants and their processing should be faster anyways because they have secured the work permit previously too passing the Canadian security and immigration checks. I fail to understand why their governemt does that.
I am in the same boat as you. But I applied for my PR only and not formy spouse. Will sponsor my spouse later down the line.
Just guessing, but I guess Canada wants the Outland guys here sooner than later. We that are Inland are already working and contributing to the economy under our work permits or post graduate work permits. Maybe I'm wrong, just guessing
Even if someone says they did, you can't really prove it. Unless you have a program monitoring it like me or you're 100% sure you observed the status every time before clicking into your application, you will miss it. Once clicked, it goes right back to Submitted.
