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[Shalom1]

Anil, I have checked my online status, and as expected it says; In Process, interestingly it also mentioned my old application(I had applied in 2007). It says, we have started processing your application on xxxx, 2007. I guess I would be requested to withdraw one of the applications at a later stage.
Please update my status on the spreadsheet( cc: Wayne, Amro and Indira ) thanks ALL.

Bros,
pls don't withdraw it yourself unless they ask you to. I advise that you hold on for some time and see how the new one is going.
I thought it was done in your wife's name like ours.
Best wishes.

 

[odin2404]

Bros,
pls don't withdraw it yourself unless they ask you to. I advise that you hold on for some time and see how the new one is going.
I thought it was done in your wife's name like ours.
Best wishes.

I agree, I have an old one under the same file number (quite strange) saying we started processing your application on the 28th of Feb 2008.

Will not with draw till they tell me to

 

[khan 786]

Something more seems to be added to the ecas i suppose. Not sure whether this statement was there when i check my online status last week.

We received your application for permanent residence on August 9, 2010.

Medical results have been received.

"Your application was reviewed and we started processing on November 23, 2010.

Does every have this details mentioned in their status?


We received your application for permanent residence on sep 22, 2010.

Medical results have been received.
my status show me only this ..
I think your process near to medical...

 

[mayankpandya]

Hundreds urge to restore funding to immigration settlement agencies in Toronto


Canada, 31st January: A large number of immigrants are urging the Canadian government to undo the funding cuts for immigration settlement agencies in Toronto.

Toronto Liberal MPs joined the immigrants in asking feds to reinstate funding for settlement agencies in GTA by launching a campaign named ‘The Fair Start’ Thursday.And around 500 protestors gathered on Toronto City Hall for launching the campaign ‘Rewind the Cuts’.

Funding to the tune of around $22 million will be withdrawn from various settlement programs in Toronto and these federal cuts are nearly 50 percent of the $43 million cuts in federal funding throughout Ontario.

This step will result in loss of jobs for around 1,000 people within the GTA and will make it impossible for around 10,300 new immigrants receiving immigration and settlement services.

The share of Toronto’s funding will be reduced to $118 million from $140 million. This is an attack on Toronto, not just on the South Asian Women’s Center, stated Kripa Sekhar, executive director of the agency in Toronto.

This agency will lose around $570,000 funding from federal government and will have no option but to close down.

Come April 1, 2011 and around 33 organizations of Ontario involved in providing employment, language and integration services to newcomers and immigrants will face closures.

It may be noted that the Canada immigration department had announced way back in December last year that funding for around a dozen immigration settlement agencies in Toronto will not be restored by the federal government.

MP Gerard Kennedy stated that immigrants including newcomers will not be provided immigration settlement services by agencies. Kennedy added that Toronto is seeing a cut in federal funding when the rate of joblessness and immigration is going up.

Simon Zhong, who is among several workers of Toronto settlement agencies involved in helping immigrants and newcomers and facing closure due to funding cuts voiced his frustration against the issue.

Around 300 protestors including Zhong urged Jason Kenney, the Canada immigration minister to undo $53 million federal cuts. Nawang Choedon, a Tibetan monk stated that such a move will be a big blow for hundreds of young immigrants receiving immigration settlement services.

 

[odin2404]

The following are the links

The following tables will help you understand the status of your application.

* Application for Permanent Residence Outside Canada
* Application for Permanent Residence in Canada
* Application for Permanent Residence - Federal skilled Worker submitted to Sydney, Nova Scotia

This is for the 1st link
Application for Permanent Residence Outside Canada

This diagram explains each step in the application process. Please contact us for more information about Application Processing Times.
Status of your application Explanation
IN
PROCESS
(A decision has not been made yet.)

Application Received by Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC)
We have received your application and will review it in order of receipt. We will send you an acknowledgement letter.

Documentation Verified by CIC
We are reviewing your application to make sure it is complete and that no documents are missing. We will return incomplete applications for resubmission.

An Interview May be Required
We will review the application and decide if an interview is necessary. If so, we will inform you in writing of the date, time and location of the interview.
WITHDRAWN
(An application can only be withdrawn when it is IN PROCESS.)

Application Withdrawn
You may only withdraw your application before the Visa has been issued. There are no refunds after processing has started.
DECISION
MADE
(A decision has been made at this point.)

Medical Results Received by CIC
We have received your medical results. We will contact you only if additional tests are needed.

Approval Status Determined
Your application will be either approved or rejected. We will inform you of the decision in writing.

Permanent Residence Status Determined
If your application is approved, we will send you your permanent resident documentation and a letter saying what we need to finalize your permanent residence.
COMPLETE
(This is the last step in the processing of your application.)

Applicant Arrives in Canada and is Granted
Permanent Residence
You will need to meet with an Immigration Officer who will verify your documents and grant you permanent residence if all is in order.

This is for applns to Nova scotia

Application for Permanent Residence - Federal Skilled Worker submitted to the Centralized Intake Office (CIO) Sydney, Nova Scotia

This diagram explains each step in the application process.
Status of your application Explanation
APPLICATION RECEIVED


Application Received by Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC)
We have received your application. After checking for completeness, a file has been created and the information from the application form was entered.
Centralized Intake Office Sydney (CIO-S)

ELIGIBILITY REVIEW COMPLETE

Centralized Intake Office Sydney (CIO-S) - Eligibility Review Complete
The review at the CIO-Sydney has been completed. A letter with additional information has been mailed.

RECEIVED BY VISA OFFICE

Received by Visa Office
The application and documents have been received by the visa office.

VISA OFFICE ELIGIBILITY REVIEW COMPLETE

Visa Office - Eligibility Review Complete
The review of the application and supporting documents has been completed at the visa office. A letter with additional information has been mailed.

WITHDRAWN

Application Withdrawn
We withdrew your application and your file has been closed.

IN PROCESS

In Process
Based on review of your complete application package, it has been determined that your application is eligible for processing.
Processing has begun.

DECISION MADE
(A decision has been made at this point.)

Medical Results Received by CIC

We have received your medical results. We will contact you only if additional tests are needed.

Approval Status Determined

Your application will be either approved or rejected. We will inform you of the decision in writing.

Permanent Residence Status Determined

If your application is approved, we will send you your permanent resident documentation and a letter saying what we need to finalize your permanent residence.

COMPLETE
(This is the last step in the processing of your application.)

Applicant Arrives in Canada and is Granted Permanent Residence
You will need to meet with an Immigration Officer who will verify your documents and grant you permanent residence if all is in order.

Me thinks this was published awhile back.

The difference here might be that one's for those applying through the Nova Scotia VO and the rest for those applying from outside Canada.

If my interpretation is wrong ..... ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

 

[Cappuccino]

Anil, I have checked my online status, and as expected it says; In Process, interestingly it also mentioned my old application(I had applied in 2007). It says, we have started processing your application on xxxx, 2007. I guess I would be requested to withdraw one of the applications at a later stage.
Please update my status on the spreadsheet( cc: Wayne, Amro and Indira ) thanks ALL.

I imagine it will mention both applications until you either withdraw one or a decision is made on one.

Wayne.

 

[Naija Pikin]

Bros,
pls don't withdraw it yourself unless they ask you to. I advise that you hold on for some time and see how the new one is going.
I thought it was done in your wife's name like ours.
Best wishes.

Shalom1, yes it was done in her name, but because I am the one personally active on this forum, I always refer to myself as the applicant. Both applications were in her name.
For sure, we are not going to withdraw the old application, until we are asked to do so. Usually the VO would ask you at a later stage to withdraw one of the applications, and that is usually when they are set to issue the PR.
Thanks for your concern Bro. Greetings to your family.

 

[Cappuccino]

Hi guys.

We got a rather unexciting reply from London CHC regarding my change of company name:

"Thank you for your correspondence.

We have noted the content of your email and have made a note on file and it will be reviewed by the immigration officer."

Whether they will send any further correspondence to us or simply dump a note on their file we don't know. What I found interesting is that below this they listed our details. At the top it says "Protected B". Could this indicate what the "B" means in the application number? Some people have an "E" at the start of theirs.

PROTECTED B

Title: XXX
Name of Applicant: XXX
DOB of Applicant: XXXXXX/XX/XXX
Nationality: XXX
File Number or Client ID Number: XXX
Telephone number:
Type of Application: Permanent Residence in Canada

Name of Requester: XXX
Relationship to Applicant: Applicant
Email Address: XXX
Consultant CSIC No.:

Wayne.

 

[Amro Elsayed]

Hi guys.

We got a rather unexciting reply from London CHC regarding my change of company name:

"Thank you for your correspondence.

We have noted the content of your email and have made a note on file and it will be reviewed by the immigration officer."

Whether they will send any further correspondence to us or simply dump a note on their file we don't know. What I found interesting is that below this they listed our details. At the top it says "Protected B". Could this indicate what the "B" means in the application number? Some people have an "E" at the start of theirs.

PROTECTED B

Title: XXX
Name of Applicant: XXX
DOB of Applicant: XXXXXX/XX/XXX
Nationality: XXX
File Number or Client ID Number: XXX
Telephone number:
Type of Application: Permanent Residence in Canada

Name of Requester: XXX
Relationship to Applicant: Applicant
Email Address: XXX
Consultant CSIC No.:

Wayne.

So this mean that they receive the file or not ??? and about the Protected B what that should mean

Amro

 

[IRG]

Hi Wayne,
That looks like standard reply from Visa Office

I still cant get the difference between E and B files, the most applicants have B, but not so many of E (like mine and Cur Rozen....) and we still not able to access our file on line

Can we add another column to our tracker spreadsheet "First letter of the file" this might help to see the difference

 

[Cur-Rozen]

Hi guys.

We got a rather unexciting reply from London CHC regarding my change of company name:

"Thank you for your correspondence.

We have noted the content of your email and have made a note on file and it will be reviewed by the immigration officer."

Whether they will send any further correspondence to us or simply dump a note on their file we don't know. What I found interesting is that below this they listed our details. At the top it says "Protected B". Could this indicate what the "B" means in the application number? Some people have an "E" at the start of theirs.

PROTECTED B

Title: XXX
Name of Applicant: XXX
DOB of Applicant: XXXXXX/XX/XXX
Nationality: XXX
File Number or Client ID Number: XXX
Telephone number:
Type of Application: Permanent Residence in Canada

Name of Requester: XXX
Relationship to Applicant: Applicant
Email Address: XXX
Consultant CSIC No.:

Wayne.

Very interesting! I think they have your file phisicaly in their office

I also had the phrase "Protected B", but my File number still has E letter.

 

[Ziaul]

Cur-Rozen,
You are sent a PM.l reply now

 

[Mars Volta]

I also have E letter.

 

[Cur-Rozen]

I also have E letter.

You can see your e-cas status. Lucky you :'(

 

[Ziaul]

I also have E letter.

Have you sent all of required papers with application?