Hello schwarzeradler,schwarzeradler said:Fair Enough, but what I fail to understand is, why did they not resort to decentralization and giving more responsibilities and power to other Consulates in Europe or else where.
I mean, if they knew that LONDON was that burdened and overloaded already, why then did they decide to shift e.g ISLAMABAD to London, and London on the other hand is shifting cases to OTTAWA. The result is Islamabad applicants are frustrated as well as London applicants.
Is it sensible to put more burden (Load) on a Donkey that is already overloaded, hoping that the donkey will get/run faster?
Again, where is the sense in resorting to faster processing for new applications when tons of the same type of applications are sitting in queues.
Enough of the transparency and info on the websites. I personally do not think that what is stated on their portrays the truth though.
Obviously, people get frustrated waiting without knowing what is going on with their applications.
Is being kept in the dark for years the definition of transparency?
Try to put yourself in the shoes of applicants waiting for 3years and more. You will understand what I mean.
Good Luck.
I'm not defending CIC, and do truly believe performane improvements should be there to expedite the process. I strongly believe that there is NO deliberate action against people waiting their app to be processed.
There is always conflict of interests and various needs among major stakeholders and influencing groups with the Canadian business world, federal and provinicial governments and CIC is trying to achieve some balance.
Trust me, I know that waiting is painful, and as it's said, no pain no gain. I've been waiting for almost 14 months with no update since my app was filed. Each case is unique. Factors such as: nationality, places of residences, type of country and effectiveness of its judicial and intelligence systems,... All impacts the duration we have to wait.
Cheers!