I agree with you that maybe they are being more sensitives with our cases, and an indirect to say this application process will be longer, to search other ways to see our spouses before. It's strange that they are encouraging us to apply for TRV when before being the spouse was a big reason of rejecting it (of course there are exceptions, but the majority they reject).
We have sent a web form regarding this, not sure if they will even reply back but I will wait till next Wednesday.
Canada has lockdown till 30 june, i hope they'll start processing files at least from 1st julyThere's a few more open than they list on that page. Dubai is open with limited services. Everything is slowly coming back. It'll all be good in the end.
Not all of Canada some areas are open including some ircc offices Nova Scotia office has a few people working
In fact baring movement this month with aors I wouldn't expect movment till early next year with apps(when covid 19 is under full control)
I hope I'm wrong but time will tell etherway my wife is coming to see me in the usa next month she's on leave for a while so should be good
Do we know for sure if by early next year Covid will be under full control?
Are travel restrictions really easing July 1st?i thought I heard July 21st
I am not sure it has a lot to do with travel restrictions. The reason for slow to non-existent processing might the way the government works now. Working remotely requires a different set of rules to be implemented that would allow visa processing to comply with the privacy regulations.
I agree it is only a matter of figuring out a way to process remotely with this current unforeseen event. I think this would change a lot of their working conditions and processing in the future similar to what will happen to the entire world, post covid 19 world is going to be a whole new world. Let's stay positive looking at the silver lining.
