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Cruel 24 months of waiting for Outland spousal sponsorship

I don't know when my visa will be issued, but the truth is that my wife and I have given up hope.
 
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My husband application has been in process for 13 months. primary visa office Mexico, secondary OSC-Operations support. Status of the application shows Open-TRF workload redistribution. background in process, eligibility been reviewed, biometrics n csq done. Info-Sharing completed. My MP is actually Marc Miller, the new immigration minister. Tried reaching out and got absolutely nowehere…
 
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Cryingfor help said:
My husband application has been in process for 13 months. primary visa office Mexico, secondary OSC-Operations support. Status of the application shows Open-TRF workload redistribution. background in process, eligibility been reviewed, biometrics n csq done. Info-Sharing completed. My MP is actually Marc Miller, the new immigration minister. Tried reaching out and got absolutely nowehere…
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Can you talk about the eligibility status? What does been reviewed mean? Should it say completed?
 
Quebec is implementing its decision regarding 24 months. Today I called immigration about the deadline and receiving a COPR. The officer’s answer was simple and without explanation. If you are sponsoring outside Canada, you have 24 months, even if you started in 2022 and have a Quebec certificate .Like this.
 
Posting here so that this thread stays alive and reminds everyone how cruel the Quebec govt is for keeping apart families for 2 or more years.
 
scylla said:
It's out there in the public media. It's public knowledge. I think Quebec was trying to hide behind IRCC for a while but IRCC essentially outed them and now we all know who is to blame. I would be absolutely screaming at my Quebec provincial rep if this was impacting me. Quebec has completely screwed people over. IRCC is actually trying to get Quebec to drop the caps because of the negative impacts to families but so far Quebec has refused. See one of many article below:

https://globalnews.ca/news/9891066/...ec-to-increase-family-reunification-capacity/
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is this same with inland files in Quebec?
 
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scylla said:
Yes
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I have not applied yet here , Iam thinking to move to Cornwall and then apply .
but some of my friends who applied last year got there PR in 8-11 months.
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I have not applied yet here , Iam thinking to move to Cornwall and then apply .
But some of my friends who applied last year in Montreal QC got there PR in 8-11 months here in Montreal .
Iam very confused right now what should I do .?
 
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karankoma22 said:
I have not applied yet here , Iam thinking to move to Cornwall and then apply .
but some of my friends who applied last year got there PR in 8-11 months.


I have not applied yet here , Iam thinking to move to Cornwall and then apply .
But some of my friends who applied last year in Montreal QC got there PR in 8-11 months here in Montreal .
Iam very confused right now what should I do .?
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I can't make this decision for you. We are seeing some people move through in a shorter period of time but most are in waiting. There are several threads dedicated to this on the forum. Suggest you try to find them and read through them to help you make a decision. Ultimately you have to make this decision. No one here can do that for you.
 
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