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What do you mean by that? I don't understand.

I submitted my application in December 2016.

25 months is an average estimate. Some applications take longer, some are completed in less time.

Also, you can go here https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/self-employed.html Read everything, follow the steps. Many things to do, but rather clear.

The decision is when after medicals and everything, they actually grant you the visa.

"How are processing times calculated? We calculate processing times from the day we receive an application to the day it makes a decision on the application. When estimating how long you will wait to receive a temporary visa, you must also take into account up to 10 days of transit or delivery...

Self-employed persons (Federal) Average processing time: 25 months Slowly decreasing.

I don't know if this is still helpful, but here we go. You can include statements from clients confirming you've worked for them, website printscreens, a list of links to your works or to a portifolio, scans or prints of advertisement related to your work etc.

I'm guessing this isn't the right thread to ask about this. This discussion is about the Self-employed immigration program. Basically, self employed people working in the arts or sports (and previously also farming) trying to get a permanent resident visa. I really wouldn't know anything...

You should provide documents related to your work, but don't include specific financial documents, such as bank and investment statements.

About that, I believe good sense should be your guide. It should be as detailed as possible, truthful and it should mirror your experience document. It should also show you're making a living as self-employed.

It's a good score, but a strong application also needs to convince them one is a good self-employed worker, with relevant experience and capable of contributing effectively to Canadian economy. Therefore supporting documents and the document about your experience are essential to make a strong...

We haven't done that, no. About processing between 13-15 months, it happens, but it can take longer for sure.

Have you read my post? That's exactly what I'm saying. They've centralized the process. But there are still backlogs (some countries have had a lot more people applying so old cases accumulate). and "Once the backlog is dealt with, there should be a tendency of an actual average processing...

I'm sorry about your difficulties. I understand it can be really frustrating. And this is a big step/investment for the future. I had the chance to check my form. I actually had a fixed term deposit so I just filled it. I got another blank form and you're right, it doesn't accept much. I...

Wow... Why so aggressive? I don't remember how I did and had to check the form. This animosity is not going to help.

It's not that simple. First, this is an average. Secondly, as far as I know, processing times can vary greatly depending on each case and the country one is applying from. CIC website used to show* the estimate average times per country. Not anymore. What is showing on the website now is a...

I sent my application in December 2016. It was linked to the online system in March 2017. No news since then. Fingers crossed here.

Well, I'm no immigration consultant, but I believe you can include freelance, temporary contracts and part time activities, as long as they are related to art or sports. Farming would be a little different.

Hello everyone, As far as I know, the self-employed processing times can vary greatly depending on the country you're applying from. CIC website used to show the estimate average times per country. Not anymore. What shows on the website now is a GLOBAL average, but the differences persist. You...