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I see a lot of desperation on this thread even though the process lasts 12 months and people are going into their 9th or 10th month I know it's hard but my advice is to be patient, I was in the same position a few months ago and thought that my application would go over the 12 months, then 15...

not necessarily, mine went back to application received more than 2 weeks ago and it still hasn't reverted. It all depends on the LVO, mine is famously slow

Yes, there is a reason: 27000 applications and if we follow the tracker, around 80% are going to CPC M..... Oh by the way, totally unrelated (but maybe interesting), when I sponsored my wife, the medicals were requested in February and she got PPR in June, so this is not immediate as you seem to...

why would you contact them 5 months into a 20 to 24 months process ? It doesn't seem slow, it is what it is, there's 27000 applications being processed and about 3 on this forum have already completed, that's not a trend, it's an irregularity

Blood pressure is not a problem at all. A1: It will only impact the exams if the blood pressure has been uncontrolled (or badly controlled) for a few years generating a damage in the kidneys, which will make the Creatinine go up. If that's the case and your father already knows the Creatinine...

What do you want to book ? I'm assuming you already gave the Biometrics: Medicals ? No way of doing them upfront so you shouldn't book them. In Canada, I find it's quite easy to find an appointment for the next day if you live in a big city (Toronto, Montreal, etc) so no need to worry about...

Still a long way to go, maybe late October early November

I guess Seattle, Washington should be the proper office for this That applies for all USCIS locations in the USA, right now you can schedule an appointment for October 7th

Depending on where you are, make an appointment for the Biometrics in the closest location in the US (they are only given two weeks in advance) as soon as you can If they don't have US visa, then you need to reprogram their flight home or find another solution as they only give you 30 days to do...

I have DM since July 19th, 2019 and still waiting for an Oath invite, seems like this office is over capacity

I know you don't want to read this, but it's a 20 to 24 month process. Just because a few people have advanced a bit and even a smaller number of people have finished the process, doesn't mean that all applications will go at the same rhythm, every case is different, just relax a bit and when...

The person was asking where to send the passport when PPR comes if the application is processed within Canada and parents are in India, VFS is the worldwide provider of that service for Canadian government PPR is the same for everyone (outside of Canada): you get the letter, go to VFS and send...

You can submit it from anywhere in the world where there is a VFS office. If you are in Canada, the instructions will be included in the PPR letter (last page)

Not true, you can send your passport from anywhere in the world where there is a VFS office. For example, my wife's LVO was Mexico, she got the PPR while being in Chile so she sent it through the VFS located in Santiago de Chile, the passport went to the Buenos Aires visa office and she got her...

Of course they know how to process an application for Quebec applicant. For example, the same thing happened to me when I sponsored my wife (Mexico LVO), they sent the AOR and requested the CSQ in an additional email, the only reason to do that is because they want to make sure that you have...

Same here, LVO Mexico, it hasn't reverted back to in process though

Anyone in the same situation in Montreal ? Wow, I got my test on July 18th and decision made the following day and still no Oath ceremony invite, is this office that slow ???

No extra forms, but you should mention the rejection in IMM5669 (Schedule A), section 4, question d The rejection has no influence on the sponsorship application

What is your question ? Getting biometrics depends on what they consider your parents address, if they consider they are in Canada, then I would think they would be exempt, but just in case they don't, get a US visa and be ready to drive there to get them. Honestly, the drive will be longer...

For sure, and at least Quebec is more transparent with their waiting times, they cannot fulfill their service agreement and they are very clear about it on their website, even going as far as regularly updating the currently processed applications. I have never seen (and don't think it will...