AOR in August 2015
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hi everyone ...
If any one in this forum (AOR AUG) experience BG variation like bg is in process and not needed at this time and got ppr .
Appreciate your reply .
Dave
If any one in this forum (AOR AUG) experience BG variation like bg is in process and not needed at this time and got ppr .
Appreciate your reply .
Dave
I'm in BC.yelena said:
No idea whether we are getting out PPRs from Vienna. They just told me that some part of the background check goes through Vienna.
Try and call CIC (i'm sure you already did) and just maybe an agent will be willing to give you some info as they did in my case (after a few who did not).
In my case at first everything went very fast, AOR aug 5, BG check Aug 17, RPRF Sept 9 and then nothing till yesterday. There are no rules.
The annoying thing is we've been here on temporary visas and we're 2 months away from our 4 year maximum visa allowance deadline. If this drags on any longer, I'm going to have to look at a BOWP which is yet more paperwork, more hassle and more expense. And all the time, I'm watching them ship other people in on PRs from other countries who've never even set foot in Canada and who've applied after me...........and let's not forget I've already sat in the EE pool being queue-jumped for 6 months until the OOPNP stream became available.............and that was after the 2014 PR application farce where I applied 2 weeks after they decided to stop accepting applications but didn't tell anyone for 3 months what they'd done and after they'd already returned my first application (before their deadline) because of 1 numerical error on a supporting letter. You couldn't make my story up!Phil89 said:
And to add insult to injury, we have 2 Canadian children born since we arrived here (ages 1 and 3) and both on Canadian passports. You'd think Canada would prioritise and want to take care of it's own first? Nope, the fact I have 2 young Canadian children has ZERO importance in the Permanent Residency process for the British parents who look after them.
Don't get me wrong, EVERYBODY deserves a chance to live in Canada but it just feels like it's all out of balance and people already here and contributing to their economy are being largely ignored and processed much slower than everybody else (and I'm talking about the whole Immigration system, not just PR). I know there's a million sob stories out there and it's impossible to have a truly fair system but this has been a really unpleasant experience that's gone on for almost 2 years and a lot of expense for us.
Vent over.........Haha! ;D
I know exactly what you mean and feel your pain! Been living here for almost 6 years and here I am still waiting...This is a joke but what can we do. Just frustrates me drives me up the wall. I wish you guys get it as soon as possible and keep me updated. My AOR is August 17.cheesycheese said:The annoying thing is we've been here on temporary visas and we're 2 months away from our 4 year maximum visa allowance deadline. If this drags on any longer, I'm going to have to look at a BOWP which is yet more paperwork, more hassle and more expense. And all the time, I'm watching them ship other people in on PRs from other countries who've never even set foot in Canada and who've applied after me...........and let's not forget I've already sat in the EE pool being queue-jumped for 6 months until the OOPNP stream became available.............and that was after the 2014 PR application farce where I applied 2 weeks after they decided to stop accepting applications but didn't tell anyone for 3 months what they'd done and after they'd already returned my first application (before their deadline) because of 1 numerical error on a supporting letter. You couldn't make my story up!
And to add insult to injury, we have 2 Canadian children born since we arrived here (ages 1 and 3) and both on Canadian passports. You'd think Canada would prioritise and want to take care of it's own first? Nope, the fact I have 2 young Canadian children has ZERO importance in the Permanent Residency process for the British parents who look after them.
Don't get me wrong, EVERYBODY deserves a chance to live in Canada but it just feels like it's all out of balance and people already here and contributing to their economy are being largely ignored and processed much slower than everybody else (and I'm talking about the whole Immigration system, not just PR). I know there's a million sob stories out there and it's impossible to have a truly fair system but this has been a really unpleasant experience that's gone on for almost 2 years and a lot of expense for us.
Vent over.........Haha! ;D
phil8 and cheesycheez ,
so many years u lived under which stream ?
or u both were illegal immigrants ? 6 years is long time to get pr .
regards
dave
so many years u lived under which stream ?
or u both were illegal immigrants ? 6 years is long time to get pr .
regards
dave
No need for this reaction. He just asked you a simple question, and wasn't judging you in any way.Phil89 said:
yes ...
which country are u from ?
please comment ..and how did u manage to come to canada initially ....
i wanna know your story forget thousand ...lol
which country are u from ?
please comment ..and how did u manage to come to canada initially ....
i wanna know your story forget thousand ...lol
You could have avoided the word illegal immigrant . How can an illegal immigrant apply for a Pr from inside canada . Phil may be on work permit , cheesy already explained that he is on verge of ending temp work permit...dell.david said:
We are all here for Canadian pr , let's be friends...
To be fair to Phil, asking if we're illegal immigrants isn't the most intelligent question is it. :alex_dinou said:
In my case, I've been here almost 4 years on a Intra Company Temporary Work Visa from England and have spent almost 2 years and well over $10,000 trying to secure Permament Residency for me, my wife and my son (all on British passports). We are the 'perfect' immigrants for Canada and tick every box but time after time, the system works against us (and as Phil says, the thousands of other people in our situation).
To try and give you an example, an English colleague of mine was made redundant during his EE process and despite his wife being terminally ill from cancer with months to live was forced back to England (as his visa only allowed him to work for the one employer who had just made him redundant) where he had no house and little money to re-establish himself, never mind cope with a dying wife. He'd also been trying to secure PR for well over a year but the system rather than his eligibility took too long before he ran out of time due to losing his job.