CHC LONDON: PASSPORT TRACKING HERE!!!

[SAYEK]

if they issue a visa tommrow and give you back your PP then your visa will only be valid till 03 May and you WILL have to land on or before that.
Are you ready for this, if push come to shove.....,
I am no expert but i think they will do a new medical request , but CHC has a ability to surprise with thier decisions , so keep your fingures crossed and a prayer in your heart.... it will come around

Thanks @abhihappy
I am ready & keep Praying.

 

[LOUTH]

Sorry, What is CSE. Can u please explain.
Thanks.

CSE = Case specific enquiry. It is a web based system. Sorry I do not link here as I am at work.


Louth.

 

[kur761]

Sorry, What is CSE. Can u please explain.
Thanks.

Find below the web link for CSE:

https://dmp-portal.cic.gc.ca/cicemail/intro-eng.aspx?mission=london

 

[SAYEK]

Find below the web link for CSE:

https://dmp-portal.cic.gc.ca/cicemail/intro-eng.aspx?mission=london

Thanks.

 

[Eimmae]

Hello again,guys just want to ask how will i know if the CHC LVO will send back my PP with visa? Will they will notify my thru email that they sent the PP and give my the tracking no.? Or will just have to wait for a call from ARamex? Secondly, is it only aramex the only courier that is authorize for the delivery of PP from CHC or they are also using other courier? Hope to hear from any of you soon...tnx

 

[SAYEK]

Hello again,guys just want to ask how will i know if the CHC LVO will send back my PP with visa? Will they will notify my thru email that they sent the PP and give my the tracking no.? Or will just have to wait for a call from ARamex? Secondly, is it only aramex the only courier that is authorize for the delivery of PP from CHC or they are also using other courier? Hope to hear from any of you soon...tnx

I also want to know those questions' answers. Can anyone answer, Please.

 

[abhihappy]

I also want to know those questions' answers. Can anyone answer, Please.

If you have send the prep paid courier envelope along with passport then you can track your pp using the Air way Bill number,. the day the number becomes active online then your PP are on way to you, If you have not send the pre paid courier envelope and just send A4 size self addressed envelope as CHC requested in the letter/email then you can track the packet by calling the courier company and using your mobile number. In UAE CHC uses Aramex, so if your ECAS has changed to Decision Made and 10 days have passed then start calling Aramex every second day and give your mobile number to track your shipment. In UAE i paid 40 dhs to aramex on delivery of PP.

 

[kur761]

Hi,

Ultimately the 45 days from the date of PPR letter has completed on last Saturday and six weeks are completing today from the date when LVO received our PPs.

Now when shall I shoot an enquiry e mail to LVO?


Regards,

 

[LOUTH]

Hi,

Ultimately the 45 days from the date of PPR letter has completed on last Saturday and six weeks are completing today from the date when LVO received our PPs.

Now when shall I shoot an enquiry e mail to LVO?


Regards,

Yes immediately without any further delay . Send loads of CSE. I am sure your PP is on the way back to you.

 

[abhihappy]

Immigration applicants upset at Ottawa’s plan to wipe out backlog
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Maurice Xuanjin Zhu, 31, applied to immigrate to Canada under the skilled workers program in 2006, when he was single. Now, the chemist from China, is a father. Seen here with wife, Zengzeng Chen, and their son, Jiayin. "What the Canadian government has done is draconian. All of Canada's integrity, repute and appeal have gone into the drain now."

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Nicholas Keung
Immigration Reporter

Little Songqiao Xu was only a year old when his parents applied to come to Canada in 2006.

Today, Songqiao is almost 8 — and his mother and father are still waiting for their immigration visas to be approved.

Their wait, in an immigration backlog that today includes 300,000 other skilled workers and their families, will soon be over. But the outcome is not what they had hoped.

Skilled worker faces three-year wait for immigration

The door to Canada will soon be shut for them with the Conservative government’s recent announcement it plans to return all skilled worker applications received before 2008 and wipe out the lengthy backlog.

“It is absolutely unfair,” said Songqiao’s mother Yan Xu, a high school English teacher in Suzhou, China. “What we lost is not only money, but our youth, our life and our dreams.”

The applicants, many from China, India and the Philippines, wonder why those who patiently followed the rules and queued up for their rightful turn to come to Canada are now being unfairly punished.

Ottawa says they can re-apply under the new skilled immigration program implemented after Feb. 27, 2008, where new regulations limit applications to a small number of occupations in need of highly skilled labour.

But the new qualifying job fields are so narrowly defined that many affected applicants, like Xu, will automatically be shut out.

“First-come-first-served is a universal value,” said Yun Li, another frustrated applicant who has been waiting in the backlog since 2007.

“The Canadian government let latecomers jump the queue and told the applicants in the backlog to wait for further processing, and finally slashed all of us without mercy,” said Li, who has a master’s degree in packaging technology. “What the Canadian government has done is draconian.”

A demonstration is planned next week in front of the Consulate General of Canada in Hong Kong, with applicants from other regions expected to follow suit.

Since Ottawa’s plan was revealed, immigration lawyers and consultants have been frantically answering calls from disillusioned clients overseas.

The Canadian Bar Association has struck a subcommittee to examine the proposed changes and investigate whether the government has the legal authority to stop processing the applications and have them refunded and returned.

“People have been calling, distraught. They just cannot believe it,” said Toronto immigration lawyer Mario Bellissimo, who chairs the subcommittee. “This is a wrong message to be sent by a government purported not to reward queue-jumpers.”

The plan has also created havoc for some lawyers with clients looking for a refund of the thousands of dollars in consulting fees, he added.

But Immigration Minister Jason Kenney said the move, while understandably unpopular, is necessary.

“I can understand their frustration and I regret the fact that they waited patiently in the queue only to find out that we’re returning their applications,” Kenney told the Star.

“If we don’t decisively deal with the old backlog, we’ll be carrying it well into the future. With this reimbursement of fees, we will be able to get to what we call ‘working inventory’ or a ‘just-in-time’ system by the first quarter of 2014.”

Regrets are not enough for affected applicants, however, many of whom put their lives on hold and worked around their immigration plans.

Maurice Xuanjin Zhu says he was hesitant about getting married and having children after he applied in 2006 as a chemist from the Chinese University of Hong Kong, fearing any change in status would jeopardize his position in the queue.

“Too many nights, I woke up in bed thinking of the next stage of processing . . . But I believe I am not the only one who gave up a lot of things and opportunities for a ‘better future,’ ” said Zhu, 31, who works in Shanghai.

“We need to question what integrity means to Citizenship and Immigration Canada. Immigration may be relieved from the heavy burden of the backlog, but Canada is going to lose in the future, for generations to come.

“No one will be willing to go there because it’s not a system we can trust.”

Yuanyuan Dong, another applicant, delayed plans to buy a new house and turned down job offers while waiting for the processing of her application, filed in 2007.

“I feel disappointed with Canada,” said Dong, 32, an electronic automation engineer from Shenzhen, who applied on behalf of her husband Hengjun Wang and son Changrui. “We are not numbers. We are people. We are not backlogs. We are assets.”

Some applicants said they are considering legal action against the government in a déjà vu of a 2002 class action lawsuit, which saw Ottawa lose after changing the immigration system to reduce the backlog.

 

[LOUTH]

Thanks @ abhihappy
I am ready & keep Praying.

SAYEK,have you heard anything from LVO i.e the return of your passport???



Louth.

 

[SAYEK]

SAYEK,have you heard anything from LVO i.e the return of your passport???



Louth.

No, but E-cas is showing decision made.
Thanks

 

[discreet]

Respected All,

:-* Breaking news from myside. :-*

Just recieved my PPR step2 via email from London Office.
VO give me 30 days to send subit passports.

Ecas status is still showing INPROCESS without address.

Best of luck to every one for rest of steps of processing.

Regards

 

[LOUTH]

No, but E-cas is showing decision made.
Thanks

CONGRATULATIONS
IT MEANS YOUR VISA HAVE BEEN ISSUED AND ON THE WAY TO YOU(FROM MY PERSONAL EXPERIENCE.)
LOUTH.

 

[SAYEK]

CONGRATULATIONS
IT MEANS YOUR VISA HAVE BEEN ISSUED AND ON THE WAY TO YOU(FROM MY PERSONAL EXPERIENCE.)
LOUTH.

Thanks.But when they will deliver the passports and how long it will take as I have only 1 week in hand as medical will expire on 3rd May.