The people you call are not the same immigration officers processing applications. Those are call agents whose job is to provide information about status of your file. It is important to get a temp file just to be sure your application did not get lost along the way by your courier service. What good does it make to sit back for 12 months not knowing that your file never even got to its destination?Many government agencies are under extreme pressure these days due to the lack of staffing levels and that includes IRCC. By adding more pressure to an overburdened system and their workers, without direct benefit just seems silly to me. What do you aim to gain, to take out your frustrations on the system by way of the officers? Do yourself a favour and that of everyone involved with this process and wait patiently, your time will come.
Like I said, the people you are calling are call center agents who are not responsible for processing applications. Calling them does not affect the speed of officers processing applications.Other than saying, yah its here it has no bearing on when it will be opened or checked for completeness. Did your courier service provide a DELIVERED date. Furthermore people who call over and over do you think that will speed them up?
It doesn't matter which section or sub-section of the IRCC the officers or the agents are employed by....all factions are under pressures due to staffing levels. It still doesn't make sense to make a call to an 'agent' to confirm the arrival of your application when tracking numbers do the same thing. And to make multiple calls to try to find a better agent, is just silly.The people you call are not the same immigration officers processing applications. Those are call agents whose job is to provide information about status of your file. It is important to get a temp file just to be sure your application did not get lost along the way by your courier service. What good does it make to sit back for 12 months not knowing that your file never even got to its destination?
It may be silly to you, but it has put so many minds at ease after not knowing the whereabout of their file for several months. Not everyone has a tracking number like you. Never judge others by your own situation. By the way, you already have your partner with you in Canada. You clearly do not know what others are going throughIt doesn't matter which section or sub-section of the IRCC the officers or the agents are employed by....all factions are under pressures due to staffing levels. It still doesn't make sense to make a call to an 'agent' to confirm the arrival of your application when tracking numbers do the same thing. And to make multiple calls to try to find a better agent, is just silly.
It could help me to confirm one thing, my file was recevied, and they are start to prcoess my file, because they asigned a temp file number.So your received a temporary file number by calling multiple times? And if so, how, may I ask, has a temporary file number helped you with your application? Did it speed up the process? What?
you should understanding that the person who answer your phone call is different than the officer who looking your file. they are different departments.Many government agencies are under extreme pressure these days due to the lack of staffing levels and that includes IRCC. By adding more pressure to an overburdened system and their workers, without direct benefit just seems silly to me. What do you aim to gain, to take out your frustrations on the system by way of the officers? Do yourself a favour and that of everyone involved with this process and wait patiently, your time will come.
I apologize but your responses lack empathy, to say the least. Firstly, agents are different from call center agents. So I don't understand what this "pressure" means? Secondly, it is their job answer calls during the stated 8am-4pm time. How is it wrong to ask them to do their job during their stipulated work hours? Should I tell my boss I don't want too many calls? No, because if that's my job that's what I have to do.It doesn't matter which section or sub-section of the IRCC the officers or the agents are employed by....all factions are under pressures due to staffing levels. It still doesn't make sense to make a call to an 'agent' to confirm the arrival of your application when tracking numbers do the same thing. And to make multiple calls to try to find a better agent, is just silly.
Yes, but it does mean that the file isn't lost. That's why it's important for the person to know whether it's lost in case they have to reapply, unfortunately.Temp number does not mean they have started processing. At that point it hasnt even passed being complete.