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Here comes the whiner again! Yes, it's all about luck. Immigration officers randomly process cases while they smoke weed all day in office. If you don't like it, LEAVE! At least it would be one less burden to worry about! The question that really urges me every time I read your posts is: What...

Utterly rubbish FALSE information. The expedited policy STILL IN PLACE, with Turkey being the latest addition to the list. DO NOT spread misleading info to others unless you provide OFFICIAL sources. Here's the latest update regarding the policy from last June...

Well, I said I am not entirely sure. I read it somewhere on the forum and nobody corrected it so I assumed it is correct. If I was traveling to the UK, I would check with the embassy, not with forum strangers on the internet.

I am not entirely sure but heard the UK is visa-free as well. Someone can correct me if I am mistaken

@canuck78 @lknd3 @zardoz @Buletruck What did I say? ;)

Congratulation bro! Thanks for sharing your experience!

Congratulations bro! I feel relieved whenever I hear positive news from claimants from expedited countries. If I may ask, what sort of additional documents did they ask you to submit? I've read in other threads about these additional documents for the expedited process but I have no idea what...

The link you provided is for Express Entry. And assuming you were right, why would CIC return the seized passports to protected refugees if they were not allowed to use them to travel? It wouldn't make any sense!

ABSOLUTELY incorrect information! Using one's home country passport DOES NOT jeopardize PR / protected status. On the other hand, using RTD / home country passport TO TRAVEL TO HOME COUNTRY may jeopardize PR / protected status. It's not about what document to use, it's about NOT traveling back...

It's quite confusing trying to understand how the process works. I've heard of claimants from expedited countries waiting for 1.5+ years for a decision. Others were asked to show up for hearings even though the policy clearly states otherwise! Your case's decision was made without a hearing...

I don't see even a slight advantage for claimants from expedited countries other than being exempted from attending a hearing. Whether being from an expedited country or not would roughly take similar processing time for a decision to be made. Would love to hear if someone had an exceptional...

What's this supposed to mean?!! Are you saying that asylum seekers whose work permits were approved would eventually receive negative decisions on their cases?! Doesn't make any sense!

How is it even possible that you traveled to Canada on an ETA while being Nigerian?! Don't you need TRV?!

Thanks for clarifying that for me. Glad you made it through positively anyway.

Can you please explain what you meant by "they removed you from expediting"?

I wanna ask you another question that I posted on the forums here but got no reply. From the date you received your RPCD till you got the positive decision, were you able you check the progress of your case online on IRCC website?

Congratulations! May I ask you if you are from a country included in the expedited policy?

Paper applications take ~ 60 days, online applications take ~ 6 weeks Mine was online and was approved in 4 weeks

I was not told anything by neither IRB nor CBSA. My question was how long it usually takes from being referred to as an eligible refugee claimant to a decision being made. Your inputs are appreciated.

Who are "they"? :D