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You make no sense at all you realize that? The new rules for citizenship still give the advantage to economic PR as they will get 1 year validated prior to their PR while refugees will not. Therefore all economic classes will still get there earlier. Second, you can't count if you think that...

If you filed completely separately then the success or the failure of each of your applications are independent (he or she is not going to blame you for not getting his/her PR). However it sounds like your situation can be easily explained and proof should be available to you that you did not...

People are quite weird... Right now you get nothing, and need 4 years after your get your PR before you can apply for Citizenship (which takes another year to be processed) => you won't get your Citizenship for more than 5 years and you will need to renew your PR Card. With this new rule, if...

That is the really great news out of all this. Basically for all of us the waiting time once we get our PR just got divided by 2...

It also depends whether or not they started working on your file when you added your spouse. If they didn't it will most likely (unless there are concerns like mentioned above for your spouse) take only a little more time. They usually process both spouses together and therefore you receive all...

Much ado about nothing to be honest. Whether it stays or not it will barely be applied and if convicted of terrorism I would bet that you'll have other concerns than your citizenship... Those debates are purely political and to satisfy the voters (or future/potential voters), lots of noise for...

Why wouldn't they? The same rules apply, if she never set foot in Canada you will not need a police check from Canada but you will still need one from all the places she has been too in "recent" years and all the eligibility and other criteria will still be checked.

I am sorry but you are mistaken regarding your NOC code. The NOC code you chose is for Financial auditors and accountants (Financial accountants) and it is mainly for accountants in Accounting firms (KPMG, Deloitte, EY...). Unless you are a student going through the CPA program and hired by an...

Well there is no difference. If you are eligible, you will get PR and if you are not (for example you don't qualify in terms of experience, miscalculated, didn't pay the right amount...) you won't get it. They will not reject you for no reason but don't expect them to accept you no matter what...

Well my guess is that he was being rude to an agent and now he worries that his behavior on the phone will negatively impact his file.

No you don't. You are disrespectful to anybody who doesn't see things the way you do. You spit on people who are in a different situation, different city, different country, people who have patience and try to stay positive all that for what? Because you are SO important that people should stop...

5/ Poster above is partially wrong. To qualify for Child Benefits you need to be considered a resident of Canada: For that you need significant residential ties in Canada (for your case the only way would be to have a house in Canada) OR live in Canada for at least 183 days. to live with the...

You can say "keep it separate" but that means nothing. EE and refugees have more urgency due to the fact that EE has a fixed deadline and Refugees are in dire situations. Even if you want to keep it separate, it is the same people who have to do every checks on OLD CEC, EE and refugees therefore...

If you are entitled to 2 years or more, you will be limited by the expiration of your passport, therefore the WP will expire with your passport, same date.

So you got the visa in her old passport? Did you keep it? You will need to contact CIC to arrange for them to process the new passport in India prior to her travel.

Read the posts from the topic July applicants. CIC is taking a long time and you are not alone, expect a longer wait.

Under implied status, if you leave Canada you will be: Allowed to reenter provided that you are from a visa exempt country, however if you do so, you will not be allowed to work or study until a decision is made on your application. Additionally you have to provide proof of your application...

Most likely not. Don't scare people with flaws, they haven't rejected more people, they just don't prioritize old CEC and therefore most (and by most I mean MOST, leaving very little for old CEC) resources are focused on new programs. ==> It is very slow...

And I am sure we all understand your concerns but it doesn't change the definition of what backlog is. You can clarify it of course but a backlog doesn't have to have a justification: "an accumulation of something, especially uncompleted work or matters that need to be dealt with." which is...

They already have a quick processing time, just not for older CEC but you can imagine that most of his time will be spent on EE and the future than what goes wrong with the past application process. Sure most likely it is going to start moving so that they get rid of all the backlog, but...