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Unfortunately this is just how they are, and they don't seem to care that much, especially because they know most people will not say anything. This is why I made sure I had my own copy of everything and I had a record of everything that had been sent or received while dealing with them. CBSA...

Here's the online tool to look up your application: https://services3.cic.gc.ca/ecas/

Have you checked the DHL tracking number to see what it says? Check if it says delivered, if not, it's lost somewhere and you need to contact DHL, if they can't find your documents, you'll most likely have to get new documents. If you paid for any sort of coverage with DHL and they truly lost...

You can get refused twice for the same reason if your situation didn't change/you didn't convince an officer or a judge the first time. If you apply and get refused, then you simply decide to reapply instead of appealing, and then the officer is still not convinced, then they could refuse you...

I'd recommend you guys discuss the situation, she may not even be aware that this happened and may be just as confused as you. I'd also make sure she talks about that with the MP, mention everything that has happened and the mistakes that were made, the MP will phone CIC and ask for information...

Quite frankly I don't trust people, and I don't trust lawyers, so it wouldn't be surprising if he did this on purpose to get double the money since the case would obviously take a lot longer if you processed it twice as opposed to appealing, winning and getting in. Such a shame when you pay...

I'm thinking they must've failed to send the updated documents within the allotted time, I don't think his wife would just sign a random form without knowing what it was, especially because they have a lawyer.

Wait, didn't you actually win the appeal the first time? Did you end up withdrawing after you won? Maybe your lawyer didn't send the updated forms to them before the deadline? After you win the appeal, when they e-mail you, you have 60 days to send them the updated forms and documents, maybe you...

I personally would think so, although my guess is the IAD does have access to a digital file which probably contains all of your stuff, who knows if they look at anything other than what's on paper. For them to grant ADR they have to believe your case could be solved in a less formal setting and...

Just saving ink I think. :D

Haha, I remember when I received the blue book it was missing all the additional proof we had sent via e-mail after the initial application, all we got was the notes and the initial application, I figured there was no point in asking for it to be sent so I just pointed it out in the appeal file.

Yes he can, it's never a guarantee he'll get it though, but you can definitely try.

Well, your wait is almost over!! I'm happy for you, soon you won't have to deal with any of this anymore. :cool:

Never heard of that one, just looked it up! Why would they use bring forward if you already have a decision made on your file? Did they lose something and are now waiting for someone to find it? :D

The only way he would know is if he was contacted by the IAD or if he contacted them and somehow got information. Are you sure you can't get your wife to contact a local MP here in Canada and have them call for additional information?

I believe she's no longer a dependant, especially if she's over 19. " A child who depends on their parent for financial and other support. A son or daughter is considered a dependant of their parent when the child is: under 19 years old, and does not have a spouse or partner, or 19 years old...

It's hard to say whether you'll get ADR or not, did you have a strong case the first time you appealed and won? If you did, all of that is already in your file, so maybe they'll give you ADR. I honestly don't know why you had to wait two years to win an appeal, most people wait one year from the...

I think what happened to ismaael is he applied and got refused, he then appealed and won, it went back for processing and he ended up getting refused for the same reason, which they aren't even allowed to do, so he doesn't have to go to federal court, but I don't think he'll get ADR either.

Unfortunately you do have to wait for the IAD to phone you, which can take a while, I waited five months until I received a call, you'll also get a letter about a month before they phone you, letting you know when they'll be phoning you. ADR is something they choose upon looking at your file...

Finally sent my med and the forms yesterday! Miraculously got a reply from a real person saying they'd forward the documents to a VO. Now we wait!