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Hi Teri! Which city are you going to move? Welcome to Canada! I'm great that Vienna LVO is very efficient and finalize files in 2 months. I'm so happy for you. Congratulations! You will meet you children and grandchildren soon.

That's not big news anymore. Vienna LVO issued passport back in May. Please see Teri's post. Vienna LVO finalized files in two months, way more faster than Ottawa. Buffalo LVO closed , all files were transferred to Ottawa which slow down the process. If applicants from Beijing and Singapore...

Nobody from Ottawa in this forum got visa yet, not even for the 1st batch transferred to Ottawa in January 2012. Vienna LVO office is fasted, this office finalized parents' files in 2 months.

I don't think the time frame from data.gc.ca is correct. When I compare this data with the following link, I'm wondering is that possible the number of finalized files (Decision Made) decreases from 732 to 618 in 2011 at Singapore LVO? If the number in the queue changes, that could be...

Your parents' visa will be stamped this year :) 5561 files were in the queue by Dec. 31, 2011. Your passport was sent in in January. The quote of 2012 for that LVO is 6000. Your parents will catch the last train this year.

It only supports the newer Excel version. Another option you can do is open the French version. I could not open the English one, but I did it for the French version. The number in this file would be the same as the English version.

I believe the CPC-O processing order is based on the date of sponsorship approval letter from CPC-M. Sponsors with high income can take advantage of that. The CIC officer assigned/processed your file concerned about your income, which caused further delay.

Hi Janny, Could you please share the link for that forum? Thanks!

Do you have a link for that forum? Which forum is that?

Go under advanced search and select Citizenship and Immigration Canada

The date is already released. Please check www.data.gc.ca

The $5 charge is mandatory for any info request (ATIP request) regardless your own file or your parents files. There is a cost associated with that (searching time-labour, paper & ink). It includes the cost of 25 pages. If the info you requested more than 25 pages, you will have to pay on top...

I don't think it's a good idea to access ATIP info unless it's necessary (over the processing time limit, etc.). Immigration Officer's hand-notes are also included with the request if you would like the access the info for the whole file. Sometimes it may cause further delay for the case...

It really up to CIC officers' discretion to send AOR or not. There are more than five officers working on these files. For example, I did not receive AOR from CPC-M, but I received the decision made letter directly.

AOR will not be issued by CPP-Ottawa. You will receive medical request after.

I'm not sure how many in the queue?

CIC doesn't have manpower to update this info daily. The info will be updated every several weeks.

15000

That's not true. My mom completed the medical test (for Visitor Visa) three months prior to the medical request (immigration) from Ottawa. I contacted CIC and I was told my mom needed to complete medical again. Her medical test for visitor visa was satisfactory.

I have the same question too. Within the government, the first month is April until March of the next year. When CIC release this data to the public, is that from Jan - Dec?