Is it really that hard to send a letter to all those applications that have been stuck for so long? The lack of empathy from IRCC is honestly ridiculous. Don’t get me wrong—we’re grateful for the opportunity to come here and become citizens in a relatively short time compared to other countries. But we also paid a significant amount of money, and I think we deserve better communication and answers from them.
true no one cares in ircc about PRs lifes who spent 5 years to be PR and go throught multiple checks and in citiz another round of 3-5 years
They didn't even care to give any public announcement or communication about the application tracker which has been down for almost a week and affects every single applicant, so do you think they might care to communicate or show empathy about intended delays from their side.
What bothers me the most is the lack of transparency and timeline. I've been stuck in SS for 18 months, just tell me why I have to be put through this process and give me a timeline and I'll gladly wait. I'd be more than happy to share any information or any document you need, I have nothing to hide. Just don't tell me your application is non-routine, it may take 2 years or 20 years, who knows.
Brother, you need to distract yourself and keep yourself busy.
Fortunately work's been keeping me busy
, the annoyance comes and goes but it's difficult to control. I just don't want to spend 5-10k just because I was one of unlucky ones, but I guess I have to if it gets to that point. I am planning to wait until I get close to 2 years.I completely agree with your concerns — it’s really frustrating to see such long delays without any clear communication. I think a practical first step would be to create a WhatsApp or email group so we can stay connected and easily share updates or ideas. It’s much easier to check regularly, and it could help us coordinate better if we decide to raise our voices together in a more organized way.
Referring to my response in some other topics, it's likely your MP's office will not respond to your email at all at this point. They are going through the election campaign and there's no telling if they will get re-elected or not. I think you should wait until the federal election is over and your newly elected MP establishes the office, then reach out them to again.
