I know from my Whatsapp group have been sending anonymous emails to lvo saying how dire the situation is for them and to please get some speed on applications.
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If everyone in this Pak thread sent 1 anonymous email, I guarantee some of us will get updates. So who wants to do it?
Well I have faith in right timing Phalos, when it is suppose to happen it shall happen, we can try it all which we all are and then just wait.
OK, if right timing for you is 18 months, be my guest and keep praying
That's an old trick and atleast doesn't work on me, besides I have been doing that, it hasn't work until now, I ll do it again cause you said so
We ALL have to do it. Not just you, but lets start.That's an old trick and atleast doesn't work on me, besides I have been doing that, it hasn't work until now, I ll do it again cause you said so
How about everyone on this thread with a pending application create an anonymous email address and send an email to LVO and CC IRCC?
FYI - contrary to the advice being given in this thread and WhatsApp groups - sending a mass amount of emails to LVO or CIC will do nothing other than Slow down your applications because agents will be diverted to reply to the emails instead of working on files.
As for thinking that these emails will expedite any applications - they will not. Between standardized processes and union regulations regarding employee/agent working capacity, there is nothing we can send that will change the current status quo.
I know this because I've worked in similar positions at Canadian government offices.
The only option, if you want to send mass emails, is to send them to the media - CBC, CTV, Global, etc. Public awareness and shaming of the slow processing times is the only thing that will get something done as the Minister of Immigration will be forced to take action on the protests and media publications.
As for thinking that these emails will expedite any applications - they will not. Between standardized processes and union regulations regarding employee/agent working capacity, there is nothing we can send that will change the current status quo.
I know this because I've worked in similar positions at Canadian government offices.
The only option, if you want to send mass emails, is to send them to the media - CBC, CTV, Global, etc. Public awareness and shaming of the slow processing times is the only thing that will get something done as the Minister of Immigration will be forced to take action on the protests and media publications.
We call them ghosts maybe they called fairies in China