Anyone who recently travelled to Canada from Delhi and has visa stamped in Nov 2020, can you please share the do's and dont's? What are the requirements? Which airline is better, Air India or Air Canada? And extra info you can share will be highly appreciated. Thanks!
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I don't really know it has something to do with my application. Wednesday 2:20 pm the immigration agency called me I missed then 2:40 pm this person called me later 8:40 pm called again, Thursday 12:40 pm called again. No voice mail left.
It's a local number, it shows caller ID.
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I am just asking. I haven't received anything or any updates.
Do you get DM acknowledgement through email or it just update in GC Key?
Do you get DM acknowledgement through email or it just update in GC Key?
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Same here.
Received Pre-Arrival on 20th Nov 2020.
Nothing after that.
Hoping to see DM and PPR before Christmas.
Same here.
Received Pre-Arrival on 20th Nov 2020.
Nothing after that.
Hoping to see DM and PPR before Christmas.
Hi everyone, I am currently in Canada on a student visa and I received my PPR. I sent my documents to the Ottawa office but it was all returned back without COPR and an additional letter stating that a local visa office will contact me for further process.
Anyone else had a similar experience? When can I expect to hear from the local visa office? And what would be the mode of communication?phone/email?
Any guidance would be appreciated. Thanks.
Anyone else had a similar experience? When can I expect to hear from the local visa office? And what would be the mode of communication?phone/email?
Any guidance would be appreciated. Thanks.
Hello,
This group is for spousal applications.
Anyways, if you are student, why would you get COPR, COPR comes when u are approved for PR.
I have applied for spousal sponsorship and have received PPR for the same. I’m a May 2019 applicant.
However, I moved to Canada on a student visa last year.
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I don't think your case is a Spouse sponsorship but a spouse visa for a student. Spousal sponsorship is for PR applicants according to my understanding.
Hi Sheri,
I don’t think you’re quite understanding what I’m trying to say. I applied for a spousal PR in May 2019 but soon after moved to Canada to study. I don’t think that changes my application type.
Also I believe there are other people on this thread that are being sponsored by their spouse and are already in Canada as well. My process of receiving the COPR will be slightly different as my application was submitted while I was still in India and now I’m in Canada.
Therefore, I’m just trying to understand what the next step for me would be
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Just to understand, are either you or your wife PR?
I hope you get the answer you are looking for though!
Any new updates?
In process, Pre-arrival letters or DM?
Seems to be so silent.. Hardly any updates from last 1 month
In process, Pre-arrival letters or DM?
Seems to be so silent.. Hardly any updates from last 1 month
That shouldn't have happened... from what I have read in this forum ..your situation is completely out of the box. Everyone who is present in Canada send their passport to Ottawa with the PPR letter. Did you notify them about your address change after you moved to Canada? A webform may help. Give it a try. Or go see your local MP.. they can get an update quickly Or wait for them to contact you.
I attended yesterday’s webinar form NDVO. And this is what I remember.
One of the spokesperson said due to the staffing issues at the overseas visa offices a lot of the files are being moved back to Canada where they have increased staff to process more applications plus they have no timeline in place and IRCC processing times no longer apply to any application.
Also for biometrics they are completely booked until the end of January 2021 ( though this does not apply to spousal visa applicants who have applied before the pandemic since we have submitted biometrics already).
And they are not processing applications in first come first serve order, they process applications based on importance of who needs it more than the others.
It was said that family and students are being “prioritized” but I think they are only processing as many student visa applications as they can since they started biometrics on November 25th so that before the January 2021 intake they can approve hundreds of thousands of student visa backlog and therefore there hasn’t been any update for spousal visa applicants since last four weeks.
One of the spokesperson said due to the staffing issues at the overseas visa offices a lot of the files are being moved back to Canada where they have increased staff to process more applications plus they have no timeline in place and IRCC processing times no longer apply to any application.
Also for biometrics they are completely booked until the end of January 2021 ( though this does not apply to spousal visa applicants who have applied before the pandemic since we have submitted biometrics already).
And they are not processing applications in first come first serve order, they process applications based on importance of who needs it more than the others.
It was said that family and students are being “prioritized” but I think they are only processing as many student visa applications as they can since they started biometrics on November 25th so that before the January 2021 intake they can approve hundreds of thousands of student visa backlog and therefore there hasn’t been any update for spousal visa applicants since last four weeks.
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