Chances of rejection after receiving RPRF receipt

[joy4u]

What are the chances of rejection after receiving RPRF receipt? I am under FSW1-new process.
Regards
joy

 

[casalim]

Hi joy4u
What is ur ecase status showing?

 

[joy4u]

In process

 

[casalim]

Hi Joy4u
The chances of rejection after medicals can be only for 2 reasons: 1)Health problem 2) Security Problem.
If the above 2 are ok the be assured u will be granted visa.
Regards
Casalim

 

[sanjeevindia]

Hi Joy4u
The chances of rejection after medicals can be only for 2 reasons: 1)Health problem 2) Security Problem.
If the above 2 are ok the be assured u will be granted visa.
Regards
Casalim

absolutely correct

 

[joy4u]

I know that but wanted to know if the receipt means acceptance of RPRF? Is there any chance of rejection after that?

 

[professional 1]

Hi Joy4u
The chances of rejection after medicals can be only for 2 reasons: 1)Health problem 2) Security Problem.
If the above 2 are ok the be assured u will be granted visa.
Regards
Casalim

Actually i thought that too but have a look at this link, he has a big chance to get rejected after medicals for work experience reasons,

I know it looks very weird because they have already sent him medical forms and he is done and they recieved his medicals successfully and finally, instead of asking him to send his passport after almost 3 months or more of recieving his medical, they asked him to send them tax return documents otherwise his application will get refused !!!!!!!

I don't know why haven't they asked him for that before his medicals and even after more than 3 months waiting after medicals were recieved.


http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/tax-return-t23565.0.html

 

[joy4u]

I know that but wanted to know if the receipt means acceptance of RPRF? Is there any chance of rejection after that?

Somebody please answer

 

[rizcom123]

I'm also bit anxious after reading the comments from proffessional.

 

[joy4u]

I'm also bit anxious after reading the comments from proffessional.

Well, I am not. There must be something terribly wrong. No government will deduct taxes without issuing receipt.

Regards
joy

 

[Hot-Lier]

@Professional..............I got through the link but it has no connection with FSW class. Requirements for international students, business visas are quite different in comprison to FSW and so the reasons of rejection at this stage. For international students, business visas and visit visas income tax return is the basic requirement , same as Bank statement.

 

[Hot-Lier]

One allways have to be ready for income tax return, while applying for business visa, visit visa or international students providing prrof of liquid money. I am sure if he was aware of the whole visa requirements, he must submit that return at the time of submitting the application. Some times they let the things go on with a little missing document till medicals, but at the final stage when some missing document is still pending they deffinatelly ask to submitt that. For example in FSW Class after medicals , they are asking again for updated bank statement for the people who have provided proof of funds as property etc. and now at this stage of PRF , they want it in liquid money.

 

[professional 1]

@ Professional..............I got through the link but it has no connection with FSW class. Requirements for international students, business visas are quite different in comprison to FSW and so the reasons of rejection at this stage. For international students, business visas and visit visas income tax return is the basic requirement , same as Bank statement.

It is not a business or student visa,

He applied under the new rules, Federal skilled worker class and he falls under both categories number (1) and number(3) and he has a child born in canada too and he has been living in canada almost for 4 years as an international student and he paid the RPRF and done his medicals successfuly:

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/noc-or-international-student-t23484.0.html;msg125931#msg125931

When your NOC is on the list with 5 years experience, and at the same time you have been residing legally in Canada for 4 years as an international student, under which classification the IO processes your application?

I actually fall under the two that is why I am confused and have no idea which category the IO is processing my application, and I do not know if one category is given the priority more than the other, will the officer process my application under that category? I have no idea.

Regarding the adaptability issue, I got my master from Canada, have been here since 2005 on study permit, have a girl born here, does this add adaptability points in my application?

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/adability-question-t23000.0.html;msg122453#msg122453

It is really frustrating that when we first applied, we (international students) believed we sure would get a decision within 6 months to 1 year as maximum time line. I am an international student here in Canada for four years now, have NOC on the list, experience of 5 years in a mentioned job on the list, and still no sign of PPR! It is 15 months now and waiting is the only option I have.
I hope things will move faster in Buffalo office who everyone seems to complain about its delay in giving whatever update, even applications under the new rules.

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/international-student-under-new-fsw-rules-t22821.0.html;msg120946#msg120946

It looks like we (who applied between 27 Feb-2008 and Nov.2008) were the ones who had to wait longer to know there destiny (whether they would be accepted or rejected based on the ministerial instructions) and it took longer than anticipated to get a file #, but I think the delay was only at the beginning (before issuance of ministerial instructions) then things got moving (Buffalo office). Also, not all files were transferred to other offices, I applied to Buffalo in April 2008, my file was not transferred, my medical is done 3 months ago and now I am awaiting ppr. However, I do agree with PMM that processing time is screwed up, it was said it will take between 6 months to 1 year to reach a decision regarding fsw applications, and that is not the case for most of applications between 27 Feb 2008-Nov. 2008 as it is already 15 months now, and who knows how longer it is going to take!!

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/what-does-fast-track-means-t22686.0.html;msg120352#msg120352

I did receive it , I did my medical in April 2009/ applied under new rules.

I applied to Buffalo/ April 2008/ AOR July 2008/ medical request/ documents/ rprf fees requested/ April 2009. Medical done April 2009 Now waiting for the next step!

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/anyone-received-medical-request-from-buffalo-t20845.0.html;msg106071#msg106071

Has anyone who applied under the new system received PPR?

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/ppr-under-the-new-system-t21083.0.html;msg106064#msg106064

Hello all.
I applied under the new rules in April 2008, and my NOC on the list,Buffalo office. I did the medicals in 7 April 2009, but till this day it still does not say ( medical received), when do they usually tell the (medical received)? It looks like some applicants are getting updated
fast while others not, any experiences?

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/medical-done-april-2009-no-change-in-e-case-buffalo-office-t20152.0.html;msg98813#msg98813

Applied April 2008.
NOC on the list
Medical done beginning of April 2009, and the rest of docs sent at the end of April 2009, how long would it take to hear from them under the new rules? Has anyone been through this situation?

Thanks

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/how-long-after-medical-t18835.0.html;msg89183#msg89183

Hello.

I have been asked to pay PR fees, take the medical and submit a recent bank statement to show how much funds I have available in my account. Could someone please tell how much funds I am supposed to have as a minimum in order to get PR?

Thanks
Maple

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/the-limit-t17672.0.html;msg80843#msg80843

 

[professional 1]

Well, I am not. There must be something terribly wrong. No government will deduct taxes without issuing receipt.

Regards
joy

It is not the point whether he is able to get tax return or not, your question as i understand was :

( is there any chances to get rejected after they cash your money order for the RPRF due to reasons other than admissibility; security and health conditions ?)

The answer is yes, because his case is an actual case that might get rejected after the RPRF & medicals for reasons other than admissibility; security and health conditions because simply they ((the immigration officers)) should have checked his application carefully during the processing time to verify everything in his documents precisely before they send him the the medical forms and ask him to pay the RPRF.

Iam not discouraging you but i really believe that immigration officers are unpredictable and you can expect anything from them regardless in which stage your application is.

until you get the visa stamped on your passport, there is no guaranty about anything even if you are in the very last stage.

Good luck to you all.

 

[joy4u]

Well, I am not. There must be something terribly wrong. No government will deduct taxes without issuing receipt.

Regards
joy

It is not the point whether he is able to get tax return or not, your question as i understand was :

( is there any chances to get rejected after they cash your money order for the RPRF due to reasons other than admissibility; security and health conditions ?)

The answer is yes, because his case is an actual case that might get rejected after the RPRF & medicals for reasons other than admissibility; security and health conditions because simply they ((the immigration officers)) should have checked his application carefully during the processing time to verify everything in his documents precisely before they send him the the medical forms and ask him to pay the RPRF.

Iam not discouraging you but i really believe that immigration officers are unpredictable and you can expect anything from them regardless in which stage your application is.

until you get the visa stamped on your passport, there is no guaranty about anything even if you are in the very last stage.

Good luck to you all.

I agree with you but still I believe something is wrong.
#1-He is waiting for passport request but paid RPRF....this sounds odd under new rules as passport request is supposed to come with RPRF request. I might be wrong but that's the general rule described in CHC website.
#2-I DO NOT BELIEVE any Gov. can deduct tax without issuing any sort of receipt.
It's OUR duty to provide all sorts of documents listed/asked by the CHC and if we miss any CHC will definitely come up asking the same; however, that will surely take time.

Regards
joy