How can they process so many applications in one month?

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A person from India applied around 14th June. His eligibility review started on 24th July.

I applied on 19th June and my eligibility review has not started as of 31st July.

Considering the current pace of application eligibility review and decisions pending since feb 2020. How will they give all decisions in the next 30 days? Is this really priority processing? How many applications are they processing on a daily basis? Any success stories from India in the last one month?

 

[kunaln53]

No one knows Mate

 

[sukhpreet batth]

A person from India applied around 14th June. His eligibility review started on 24th July.

I applied on 19th June and my eligibility review has not started as of 31st July.

Considering the current pace of application eligibility review and decisions pending since feb 2020. How will they give all decisions in the next 30 days? Is this really priority processing? How many applications are they processing on a daily basis? Any success stories from India in the last one month?

same here I apply on 17th june

 

[_vedant_]

same here I apply on 17th june

SDS or Non SDS?

 

[sukhpreet batth]

SDS or Non SDS?

SDS

 

[vikrantsh30]

My theory is that they have made the decision on applications. They're just not publishing it yet, reason could be to assess the number of people that require to be in Canada for studies(there are a lot of people with co-op and blended courses). This is the only reason that I can think of. I haven't seen any approvals even the agents that are well known and have 100s of applications sent on behalf of students. While this is disheartening but there's nothing we can do to help the situation.

 

[_vedant_]

same here I apply on 17th june

Have you passed your medicals?

 

[sukhpreet batth]

Have you passed your medicals?

There is no update

 

[Raman91]

My theory is that they have made the decision on applications. They're just not publishing it yet, reason could be to assess the number of people that require to be in Canada for studies(there are a lot of people with co-op and blended courses). This is the only reason that I can think of. I haven't seen any approvals even the agents that are well known and have 100s of applications sent on behalf of students. While this is disheartening but there's nothing we can do to help the situation.

So, let's assume this case. Does it mean that they are giving refusals to those who are not qualified and holding the approvals?

You guys know if there are some students those applied "ONLINE" in March, April or May and got rejection?

 

[vikrantsh30]

I've been following this forum from quite a lot of time now. The only rejection I saw was for a Pakistani guy and only one approval in principle for a Bangladeshi guy. No approval or rejection for people from India. It's not possible to go through 1000s of applications in 4 weeks. They will declare results at an appropriate time. I don't think it'll be one day for all but a gradual roll out seems possible. They HAVE to give study permit to fall applicants due to the financial impact on DLIs.

 

[Asmii]

Those who applied in March, their review have not been started yet how can June /July applicant expect to receive any update before Sept intake?

 

[Asmii]

So, let's assume this case. Does it mean that they are giving refusals to those who are not qualified and holding the approvals?

You guys know if there are some students those applied "ONLINE" in March, April or May and got rejection?

Yes 2,3 students who applied in first week of March from Nepal were rejected recently.

 

[CommentDebate]

Those who applied in March, their review have not been started yet how can June /July applicant expect to receive any update before Sept intake?

As per the information available on this forum . Applications until June 14th have Medical Passed and eligibility review started. No information available after June 14th.

Applications from Bangladesh and Nigeria have received Stage 1 AIP. These promises made by IRCC is similar to one made by a corrupt politician.

I think there is just one guy sitting in the embassy and working just 2 hours a day with a slow PC and a dial-up connection with power cuts and a broken enter key on his keyboard, who also take 40 minutes lunch break and 2 cigarette breaks in those 2 hours.

 

[vikrantsh30]

As per the information available on this forum . Applications until June 14th have Medical Passed and eligibility review started. No information available after June 14th.

Applications from Bangladesh and Nigeria have received Stage 1 AIP. These promises made by IRCC is similar to one made by a corrupt politician.

I think there is just one guy sitting in the embassy and working just 2 hours a day with a slow PC and a dial-up connection with power cuts and a broken enter key on his keyboard, who also take 40 minutes lunch break and 2 cigarette breaks in those 2 hours.

Nailed it

 

[Asmii]

As per the information available on this forum . Applications until June 14th have Medical Passed and eligibility review started. No information available after June 14th.

Applications from Bangladesh and Nigeria have received Stage 1 AIP. These promises made by IRCC is similar to one made by a corrupt politician.

I think there is just one guy sitting in the embassy and working just 2 hours a day with a slow PC and a dial-up connection with power cuts and a broken enter key on his keyboard, who also take 40 minutes lunch break and 2 cigarette breaks in those 2 hours.

Yes, I still don't understand how did covid made them to work with few staff did some visa officers travelled back to Canada?