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One of my friend is in a similar situation. In July 2010, I pleaded him to submit his application to New Delhi as it seems to process applications faster in the PNP stream but he chose the Buffalo route cuz the "attorney" adviced him. Result?: Its been 6 months now, he has not even recieved...

It must be Protech Immigration then. All those fools put togeather do not even know half of what Manny (our friend on this forum) knows.

Althouh they have not clarified this through the language used on their website, its is evident that it is on average taking 11 months from the date of application recieved by CIC

Chigirl, You moved to india after submitting your application to the CIC. Did you have any advance knowledge that you will be moving to india? If yes, i want to learn why you chose to submit ur file to buffalo VO which was taking 11 months to process even in 2010, besides the the challenges of...

They are busy Chigirl, with just to name a few. Water cooler talks long coffee breaks very long lunch breaks taking for ever to understand how the damn "Siebel eGovernment Applications for Case Management System" works...etc etc Oh! the travails of a government job. only those poor souls know...

Me too, i waited around 2 months. CIC encourages and insists on applicants submitting all the required details including FBI/PCC etc. Probably this is the price some of us are paying by following their guidelines.

Yes, PLEEEEZ

Congratulations. Good luck with landing. Best wishes for a pleasant, safe, happy, prosperous and peaceful life in Canada. :)

Hello Venks80: Step one: If your file is still in buffalo, You can inform the visa office by following steps: Change of Address (in subject line) You can register a change in your address by sending an e-mail to: buffalo-im-enquiry @ international.gc.ca Be sure to provide: Your file...

Congratulations. Did your application reach CIC on Applied - 26th Jan 2009?

Chigirl, I find logic in ur observation. It is logical to think that CIC has no logical approach in file allocation/xfers to other local visa officers. what you mentioned about the probability of "CIC retaining some easiest of the files to process" is a possibility. My file is complete...

LoL, if therez a John Wayne fan visa officer, he might be murmuring..."i havent approved one single applicant file in tha last one yer, but pilgrim you shall wait till i finish my cigar"

by "initial assessment" do you mean AINP preassessed candidates? If yes, this assumption may be incorrect. i am not a preassessed candidate yet my file is with Buffallo.

I agree with Chigirls' suggestion. CIC does not want to recieve email/case specific enquiries and discourages the applicants to make inquiry in any form. Showing up at Buffalo, NY office might yield same results as that of an email enquiry. You are quite close Avalap. Good luck Lettuce

WOW, looks like you may get PPR in less than 30 days. Good luck

Thanks Lightsinthemist for your diligent research in finding DILSE's timeline. I guess, Buffalo needs to do much more than just waking themselves up. More than the need for someone sending a professional action request mail, i guess someone one needs to send them a get well soon letter/card...

Congratulations Dilse. Can you please share your timeline?

Hello Friends, When i sent this post over to the group, i had no intention to evoke a sharp motivation from the members of the group to fill the enquiry inboxes @ CIC. I only wished to convey how helpless one feel as a lot of our decisions small and big are on hold ever since 2 years...

The whole "AINP fasttrack immigration scheme for SRS H1-B" was a sham, ill planned and executed pathetically. CIC seems to be taking off from where the AINP left us, in the quagmire. It appears to me that this process is designed more to test our patience rather than test our applications and...

Hello Modds777, Buffalo office is still alive and kicking. You will get your share of good news soon. Stay calm and you have been so far, success is very close. Very. Good luck and the best. Lettuce