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I know it's unbelievable! I'm a US citizen, my spouse is Indian. We are living in India at the moment.

Mine is non-sds. I don't know what the problem is, but I'm on day 93 at the moment. Applied in May.

I was asking @indiagirl

What visa office is your application at? And how did you contact them?

Note that this is only for applications being processed in Canada. I called yesterday and they said they aren't legally allowed to access applications outside Canada and I had to send a webform or email to the office processing my application.

What was the timeline for his refusal? I heard someone else get this exact same reason recently as well. I also applied for my spouses OWP along with my study permit. We are at day 92 and still waiting.

No. I applied online and my application is being processed in Delhi.

SDS is processed in Canada and non-SDS in India. Not sure if non-SDS permits are updated at night or if it is just the SDS permits that get them during the Canadian hours.

Yes. Still waiting from May 14th. 92 days today.

I'm in the same boat. I've been running my own online service business for the last 3 years and just now applied for a study permit related to my online work. So I want to keep up with the business while I'm studying. Problem is I never complete a task in one sitting and multitask with other...

Not a bruh...a sister. Yes, it has been 3 months now. My application is in Delhi, so not able to call them. I've sent two webforms and got an answer to one of them. Will send an email this week if no news comes.

It could be, yes. The biometric confirmation letter comes anywhere from seconds to a week before your final decision. If you haven't had the medical request yet, then it is likely a refusal. I hope I am wrong.

You can withdrawal your application through sending a webform directly to the office it was sent to.

I've finally started to lose hope. I have been holding on since May 14th. I was so hopeful about getting a decision before August, but here I am 91 days later and no decision. :(

You should contact your school. Mine said if I can't arrive in Canada by the first week of Sept, then I need to defer to next intake. I've seen people be automatically deferred if they showed up late, then they had to return home and come back later. It's always best to check directly with your...

I've also done the same. It is possible for your spouse to get rejected and you to get accepted, but it is not possible the other way around. The spousal visa is dependent on your visa. Although most are either accepted or refused together.

Is this for applications being processed in Canada? Or processed outside of Canada?

I got accepted into a Master of Education program for this Sept. at UVic. I'm a US citizen (living in India) and finished my bachelors in the US from the University of Pittsburgh in 2007. I have a 12 year gap. Finished my bachelors with a 3.20 gpa. I got accepted into all 3 of the programs I...

Yeah. That's not my experience. I applied May 14th with no upfront medical and then finally did it myself last week when they still hadn't requested it. Then it was updated as passed in one day! Now, I'm still waiting. When others with upfront medicals have been approved within 1 month, I'm...

Thanks for the info. Never thought you were speculating. My husband's background check has been going on for 10 weeks now, so I was just wondering if it would change before the decision was made or not.