Good luck mate!
I think with the New York processing time is quite long, in range of 8-14 months. That's based on what i've read on forums.
Please share your experience about Criminal Rehabilitation application in 2017
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I think with the New York processing time is quite long, in range of 8-14 months. That's based on what i've read on forums.
For anyone looking up about the London office. I sent my application in on the 17th October and received my approval letter on the 16th December. The office had requested I send in the application so I'm not sure if that effected the processing times at all. Hope this helps.
Can you please ask to add your case to tracker, to help other applicants: https://myimmitracker.com/en/ca/trackers/cr-criminal-rehabilitation-tracker
That's really good! It is very encouraging for all London VO applicants.
I would really appreciate if you can add it! It would be super helpful for future applicants.
Thanks
Received processing email today, exactly one week after my USPS tracking said it was delivered. Quote from email:
This refers to your application for a Criminal Rehabilitation, received on 13 December 2019.
Your file number is listed above.
Your application has been placed in our processing queue.
Our office is currently processing Temporary Resident Permit and Rehabilitation applications in
an average of six (6) to twelve (12) months. These are, however, complex cases and there are
no guaranteed processing times.
I updated the https://myimmitracker.com/en/ca/trackers/cr-criminal-rehabilitation-tracker tracker.
Hello I'm posting this here hoping to find a verity of answers if possible. I did posted a thread but I was wondering if anyone have experience with a similar case
A little background story
Recently in my community [I'm in Montreal, Quebec] there is a man known as a sex offender from the United States. He is not a US citizen, however he came to the US from Cuba and was given permanent residence due to the policy of wet feet, dry feet. We are talking here during the 90s. In 1998 this man committed a sexual abuse crime with a minor and was found guilty and convicted [I don't know how many years]. In the yaer 2016 he became Absconded from the police in his state until 2018 when he crossed the border I suspect Roxham Road and is here in Montreal until now. When we found out we alerted CBSA and the police and they know he's here but I don't think they'll do anything about it.
My question is will this man get to stay?
is he admissible due to his charge and conviction happened in 1998?
Will he not get told to return to the US because of him being Cuban and the fact he's not a US citizen - so it's no longer the US problem?
A little background story
Recently in my community [I'm in Montreal, Quebec] there is a man known as a sex offender from the United States. He is not a US citizen, however he came to the US from Cuba and was given permanent residence due to the policy of wet feet, dry feet. We are talking here during the 90s. In 1998 this man committed a sexual abuse crime with a minor and was found guilty and convicted [I don't know how many years]. In the yaer 2016 he became Absconded from the police in his state until 2018 when he crossed the border I suspect Roxham Road and is here in Montreal until now. When we found out we alerted CBSA and the police and they know he's here but I don't think they'll do anything about it.
My question is will this man get to stay?
is he admissible due to his charge and conviction happened in 1998?
Will he not get told to return to the US because of him being Cuban and the fact he's not a US citizen - so it's no longer the US problem?
I think no one in the forum will be able to respond to that question with any certainty.
Hello, I have a dui from March 2013, probation ended October 2014. Applied for criminal rehabilitation in mid November 2019. In early December one of my character references told me he was contacted, which shocked me, my lawyer told me the likelihood of that was very small. It makes me think they don’t like something about my application. I currently have TRP that’s approved me through April of 2020. Should I think it’d a good thing they called a reference? (Means they are working on it??) I’m super nervous.
Haven’t heard a work from the New York consulate other than acknowledgement of application. Someone here make me feel better
Haven’t heard a work from the New York consulate other than acknowledgement of application. Someone here make me feel better
Hi really quick one sorry if I sounds stupid but am I wasting my time thinking theres a chance I could immigrate with 4 convictions 2 drug charges 1 in possesion of an offensive weapon (I was a carpet fitter I had my stanley knife in my car) and 1 theft! It's been 10 years since any of the offenses but the fact there are 4 convictions and I also have a couple of cautions under my belt does this make me unable to ever enter Canada let alone apply to be deemed rehabilitated?
As per my understanding, there is always a chance, talk to a lawyer.
but you've got a rich history mate.