Guys I am back. I will be sending this petition soon. Please sign those who haven't done before.
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All Pakistani Applicants Sign this petition!!!!!!!!!
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Hi!mhmlhr said:
This is true dear they are given priority over pre 26/6. I think their noc is in most demand. Well we can pray and hope nothing more we can do or send this petition.
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hi pitta, today i receive CHC reply in response of my 1st mail on 14mar. in which they stated same words and content as same of satralihaider,if u remember he receive nearly 20 days back.comment or may be my NOC is not in the priority ,so they r delaying and not clearly refusing my application .and one more thing their is nothing in my file status .
is this any statement in any one of three boxes as inprocess, withdrawn, and decesion made. ok bye
is this any statement in any one of three boxes as inprocess, withdrawn, and decesion made. ok bye
If you received that email means your case is in process but it can be delayed a bit.mhmlhr said:
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Azmat
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ok dear, was waiting for few more people to sign but send it either today or tomorrw.Azmat said:
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Azmat
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- CHC LDN
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
Thanks as I think we should send before its too late , Please do follow up the petition once you have sent itpittabread said:
Dear All!
I have sent this petition today. As soon as I get any reply from Minister I will post here.
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I have sent this petition today. As soon as I get any reply from Minister I will post here.
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Hi All!
I have sent this petition to Minister already. But if some body wants to sign he still can do.
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I have sent this petition to Minister already. But if some body wants to sign he still can do.
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Hi Guys!
Today I have received the reply form minister in response to our petition sent on March 22, 2011.
Here we are....
I am replying to your e-mail of March 22, 2011, addressed to the Minister of Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism, concerning the Federal Skilled Worker (FSW) Program. I apologize for this delayed response.
Canadians take great pride in the fact that Canada’s immigration program is universal and non-discriminatory. Applicants from around the world are assessed against criteria that do not discriminate on the basis of race, national or ethnic origin, religion, gender or membership in a particular social group or political opinion. The principle of non-discrimination is consistent with the Canadian Charter of Right and Freedoms. It also reflects Canada’s tradition of fairness and natural justice and our nation’s multicultural character. Applications for permanent residence are considered on a case-by-case basis, based on the information presented by the applicants.
Please be assured that Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) reviews all FSW applications objectively and consistently to ensure fair and equitable treatment of all applicants. We assess each FSW application on its own merit against the program requirements.
On November 28, 2008, Minister Kenney announced an Action Plan for Faster Immigration and included issuing instructions to visa officers reviewing new applications under the FSW program. The number of applications we received, under the first set of instructions, exceeded our ability to process them in a timely way.
Therefore, June 26, 2010, a second set of instructions were issued. The new instructions introduced a cap on the number of applications per occupation and on the total number of applications in the FSW Program. These changes were made to ensure that the processing of applications would best support the attainment of the immigration goals established by the Government of Canada.
Between February 27, 2008, and June 25, 2010, the Department received applications from more than 425,000 people, and to date, over 280,000 applicants have received a decision on their file. In 2010, 80 percent of applications processed in Islamabad that were received under the first set of Ministerial Instructions, were completed within 12 months or less. This is consistent with the average processing time for the Asia and Pacific Region, which is 11.7 months or less and is lower than the global average processing time of 13 months or less for completion.
The length of time it takes to finalize an application varies from one visa office to another due to diverse operational challenges. Factors that can influence why processing may take longer from one visa office to another include the number of applications received, resources in a given office; poor communication via phone or mail, the safety and security of staff, as well as emergency situations or crises that affect workload and priorities. CIC continues to work towards global service standards and minimizing regional variations.
Thank you for writing and expressing your concerns. I trust that this information is of assistance.
Sincerely,
Bogdan Sultana
Ministerial Enquiries Division
Today I have received the reply form minister in response to our petition sent on March 22, 2011.
Here we are....
I am replying to your e-mail of March 22, 2011, addressed to the Minister of Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism, concerning the Federal Skilled Worker (FSW) Program. I apologize for this delayed response.
Canadians take great pride in the fact that Canada’s immigration program is universal and non-discriminatory. Applicants from around the world are assessed against criteria that do not discriminate on the basis of race, national or ethnic origin, religion, gender or membership in a particular social group or political opinion. The principle of non-discrimination is consistent with the Canadian Charter of Right and Freedoms. It also reflects Canada’s tradition of fairness and natural justice and our nation’s multicultural character. Applications for permanent residence are considered on a case-by-case basis, based on the information presented by the applicants.
Please be assured that Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) reviews all FSW applications objectively and consistently to ensure fair and equitable treatment of all applicants. We assess each FSW application on its own merit against the program requirements.
On November 28, 2008, Minister Kenney announced an Action Plan for Faster Immigration and included issuing instructions to visa officers reviewing new applications under the FSW program. The number of applications we received, under the first set of instructions, exceeded our ability to process them in a timely way.
Therefore, June 26, 2010, a second set of instructions were issued. The new instructions introduced a cap on the number of applications per occupation and on the total number of applications in the FSW Program. These changes were made to ensure that the processing of applications would best support the attainment of the immigration goals established by the Government of Canada.
Between February 27, 2008, and June 25, 2010, the Department received applications from more than 425,000 people, and to date, over 280,000 applicants have received a decision on their file. In 2010, 80 percent of applications processed in Islamabad that were received under the first set of Ministerial Instructions, were completed within 12 months or less. This is consistent with the average processing time for the Asia and Pacific Region, which is 11.7 months or less and is lower than the global average processing time of 13 months or less for completion.
The length of time it takes to finalize an application varies from one visa office to another due to diverse operational challenges. Factors that can influence why processing may take longer from one visa office to another include the number of applications received, resources in a given office; poor communication via phone or mail, the safety and security of staff, as well as emergency situations or crises that affect workload and priorities. CIC continues to work towards global service standards and minimizing regional variations.
Thank you for writing and expressing your concerns. I trust that this information is of assistance.
Sincerely,
Bogdan Sultana
Ministerial Enquiries Division
