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A few people on here and other forums have also been asked for it, im not sure why. I only did the last 10 years and havent been asked for it, then again I am still waiting so they might. Not sure if it is a delaying tactic but I think if the VO wants all the way to 18 then the form should be...

So the start of a new week and supposidly no strike....I did check Ecas today *sigh* as usual, no change. I have now started to miss out the middle man on occassion and have been stalking my postman instead....I dare dream. Hubby moved into his/possibly our new place on Saturday, so thats...

Happy Belated Birthday DGT

Thank you

So, the applicant is required to send it to CPP-O and state this on the form and if CIC decide to if overloaded will push it onto another VISA office?

I did previously... http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/offices/apply-where.asp Applicants for Permanent Residence You must select the visa office that serves your country of nationality or the country where you have been legally admitted for at least one year. All new Family Class...

+1 My thoughts exactly!!! We are in a S*** position. Our own governements can't help or care and the Canadian Governments don't care about people with no Canadian rights and most general public in Canada have a bad perception about immigrants so really they don't care either, all they hear...

OopsBuddy on BE forumn got DM yesterday so there is still hope people :D

These offices only deal with applications for Temporary Resident Visas, Study Permits or Work Permits, Applications for Travel Documents (Permanent Residents Abroad)

There is a different address to send it to for courier Courier address (no public drop-offs) 2 Robert Speck Parkway, Suite 300 Mississauga, ON L4Z 1H8 http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/offices/canada/mississauga.asp

CPP-O (Processing Pilot Office in Ottawa) http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/offices/apply-where.asp We sent the application by Courier so that we could track it.

It is only an average of 10 months for 80% of application which means that 20% are a lot longer. with the work-to-rule strikes going on right now it could be longer than normal.. If I was to take a guess I would say another 3 months... but others on here might have a different opinion

That is really quick processing. Congratulations

The security checks are the longest part of the process so you could be waiting a little while longer. If you have a look at the LDN spreadsheet 2012 in my signature at the bottom you will see other applicants who are non visa exempt and how long the total processing took for them.

That is awesome, enjoy your new life in canada

REALLY sorry to hear that DGT. Please don't jump off!! We are nearly in June....

Congratlations

Thanks! Just when I thought an end might be in sight...sighhhh

http://world.einnews.com/pr_news/149411131/pafso-plans-coordinated-international-information-picket-to-bring-treasury-board-back-to-negotiations Does this mean they only striked on the 10th May for 1 hour? With the news you posted does this mean they are going on strike again?

it certainly has, however there were 2 holidays this month so perhaps some VO's have taken long weekends. I would!