BUFFALO AOR AUGUST-SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 2010

[gauravbt]

Congrates Guarav...
What does it say in Inprocess details?

The INPRocess details are same as was seen in RBVO status.

btw,in December i sent out a mail to CIC asking for the latest on my case and in the email they had mentioned that my case was 'In Process'.

However the eCase was updaetd only today.


Thanks Anne.wont order CAIPS as of now.

 

[anne55]

Your welcome!

well if your case was in Process since December, maybe your MR is on its way soon!
Keep us posted!

Cheers!

Anne55

The INPRocess details are same as was seen in RBVO status.

btw,in December i sent out a mail to CIC asking for the latest on my case and in the email they had mentioned that my case was 'In Process'.

However the eCase was updaetd only today.


Thanks Anne.wont order CAIPS as of now.

 

[winnycanada]

Re: HOWEVER!

@ winnycanada - Some cases have impressive timelines based on their NOC and nationality.

Thanks. could you explain this some more?

 

[Purkoni]

This is from Immigration site

Citizens of the following countries are subject to a mandatory wait period.

Afghanistan, Algeria, Bangladesh, Bosnia, Croatia, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Macedonia, Montenegro, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, and Yemen

 

[anumatri]

pls send CAIPS request

 

[pearl2010]

Hi Simp,

Everyone here is trying to find a clue abt this waiting time,but very hard to figure out ....may be it depends upon each case.sometimes it looks like a casino

regards
pearl2010

So how much roughly the waiting time is after 2nd AOR.

Or it depends upon other factors like

1).File transferred to visa office
2).full documents submitted to VO.

As my AOR mentioned that files are deal in the priority they are recieved at visa office.

My file was transfered to Buffalo in April 2010 as mentioned below the 2nd AOR ( acknldge/apr/2010) and ecas staus shows as well the file was transferred to buffalo on April 12th.

Though 2nd AOR was issued on OCT 26 2010.

Any comments ....

S

 

[MCBoy]

Where did you find this information from?

This is from Immigration site

Citizens of the following countries are subject to a mandatory wait period.

Afghanistan, Algeria, Bangladesh, Bosnia, Croatia, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Macedonia, Montenegro, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, and Yemen

 

[anuj_623]

Hey Guys,

DO VO send Medical in regular mail or any letter in e-mail does any one has update on that because i always have problems in regular mail anyone pls reply and also i am planning to order CAIPS in April.

Thank You,

Anuj

 

[vanmanny]

hi pearl 2010,
I am in the same boat...

 

[glowingheart]

The medicals are special forms with your pict on them that should arrive on regular mail

We are all in the same boat here just waiting

Hey Guys,

DO VO send Medical in regular mail or any letter in e-mail does any one has update on that because i always have problems in regular mail anyone pls reply and also i am planning to order CAIPS in April.

Thank You,

Anuj

 

[pearl2010]

I found this information in LA visaoffice site
http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/los_angeles/imm/visa_temp.aspx?lang=eng#MANDATORY

MANDATORY WAITING PERIODS

Citizens of the following countries are subject to a mandatory wait period. The usual wait period is 10 working days (not including US and Canadian statutory holidays) but may be longer depending on the case.

Afghanistan, Algeria, Bangladesh, Bosnia, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kosovo, Lebanon, Libya, Macedonia, Montenegro, Morocco, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, and Yemen. The same waiting period also applies to holders of travel documents issued by the Palestinian Authority.

Wait periods may also be required for individuals from countries other than those identified above

Where did you find this information from?

 

[marocain]

I found this information in LA visaoffice site
http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/los_angeles/imm/visa_temp.aspx?lang=eng#MANDATORY

MANDATORY WAITING PERIODS

Citizens of the following countries are subject to a mandatory wait period. The usual wait period is 10 working days (not including US and Canadian statutory holidays) but may be longer depending on the case.

Afghanistan, Algeria, Bangladesh, Bosnia, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kosovo, Lebanon, Libya, Macedonia, Montenegro, Morocco, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, and Yemen. The same waiting period also applies to holders of travel documents issued by the Palestinian Authority.

Wait periods may also be required for individuals from countries other than those identified above

This is for temporary visitor visa.

 

[Simp]

Agreed with Maroain.This is for TRV.

s

This is for temporary visitor visa.

 

[pearl2010]

This is for temporary visitor visa.

sorry for the confusion guys
I posted as MCBoy had asked for the source

 

[sgeovar]

Hi

My status has changed to RBVO two days back.

The status follows
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We received your application for permanent residence on May 19, 2010.

We reviewed your application and sent you a letter on October 29, 2010. Please consider delays in mail delivery before contacting us.

Your application and supporting documents were received by the Buffalo office. They are pending review.
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File transfer date is missing in the status.

I see most of them have File Transfer Date in their status.

Could anybody please suggest how to get the File Transfer Date ??


Thanks