Search results

Did you? To what result? As for the IRCC webform, you ought not use it unless your application has passed 27 months of the normal processing time:

The worst part is that we can do literally nothing about it, as we're perfectly within 27 months of the average processing time...

Another day, another push down the list. I started as 20th-something, now 78th..

As much as I'm truly happy for every new Canadian here... as a June 4 applicant, also Scarborough, I am genuinely pissed off too.

Congratulations. What's your processing office?

Huh, I know. It's just become some sort of a habit over time :) Also, it is a matter of curiosity how much more can they screw up the whole process.

I believe my application is also as straightforward as it can possibly be: all details clear and served on a silver platter.. Yet day after day I'm being pushed down the list by folks with later application dates, paper application, families, etc. No consistency, no logic, no sense whatsoever.

First thing in the morning.

Well, mine too - but since it's weekend, nothing's gonna change by then.

Happy application anniversary to me! Yaaaay.. :rolleyes:

Does anyone have a direct phone number to the Scarborough IRCC? I called the general one right after 8am and was bounced twice. Does it even matter if you speak with anyone about your application on the phone..?

Fellow June applicants, we're approaching a one year mark here.. Mine's next weekend - wondering if any update by then..

When I received that mail, there was a form affirming that the email address belongs to an applicant. I filled it in, scanned and sent - then after a few days got actual response. Did you get an attachment?

Test marked completed February 4, fingerprints received March 4. Silence ever since. Scarborough.

You may use this form if: You have submitted an application or profile. Your application has exceeded normal processing times. We will not respond to your enquiry if the application is within normal processing times. Which apparently is 27 months now (even with previous processing time of 12...

No idea completely... No, for I doubt it would change anything. Are they going to get my file and put it on the top of the pile if I call..?

Looks like we're in the same boat. Hard to tell who's stalling the process - whether it's the Vancouver not done with the fingerprints verification (I guess), or the Scarborough not processing the obtained results (not impossible). I would give both a call if I believed this would change...

Then corrected I stand - that would mean my processing office apparently is... Scarborough (DN SCR Citizenship e-Apps / Demandes en ligne Citoyenneté SCR RN)?

It's more of a deduction / assumption: it's in the instructions where to send your fingerprints.

Is it assigned randomly? Being from Toronto, my office apparently is in Vancouver :confused: And they seem to be taking their time alright..