Damascus/Spousal since Jan 2010 or late 2009

[Arezou]

how is the situation of our files now? Is there any body to care about them? Or are they alone in a cold room? Oh!

 

[aaa2012]

It was a joke but seriously, I'm happy for Syrians. They r doing something that ppl in Iran couldn't do it....at the end if by removing Assad from power, it turns Syria a better place for their next generation to live in I believe it worths the price they r paying.

I don't know about that, Syria will become worst than Iraq if they take down Assas, not trying to defend the guy but it's the truth. And the only reason Iraq is still alive is because the economy is strong and it's quite the wealthy country, on the contrary you have Syria being a poor country...

 

[aaa2012]

Has anyones ecase been updated recently?

 

[missmini]

It was a joke but seriously, I'm happy for Syrians. They r doing something that ppl in Iran couldn't do it....at the end if by removing Assad from power, it turns Syria a better place for their next generation to live in I believe it worths the price they r paying.

it's ok.....i know it was a joke i can't say more here i don't care abt polytics too much and don't talk abt it, just care and pray for the people!!!!! cheers

 

[missmini]

how is the situation of our files now? Is there any body to care about them? Or are they alone in a cold room? Oh!

good morning Arezou :-* and everyone!! happy 2 days for me, finally!!!!! but i'm still worried that our package is somewhere in the mailroom without anyone picking it up....i'm still trying to get confirmation from the courier that someone signed (as it was supposed) and who did, but here they are not that professional, so fat no success....did it happen that to any of u too? :

 

[missmini]

I don't know about that, Syria will become worst than Iraq if they take down Assas, not trying to defend the guy but it's the truth. And the only reason Iraq is still alive is because the economy is strong and it's quite the wealthy country, on the contrary you have Syria being a poor country...

yeah economy wise it was always bad and now it's worse....many families depend on a family member outside who would help them; to make matters worse now some countries put financial sanctions so Syrians are restricted to send money back home...at the end, the people hurt the most : God help them! and Iraqis and all the other poor innocents from the region

 

[Arezou]

yeah economy wise it was always bad and now it's worse....many families depend on a family member outside who would help them; to make matters worse now some countries put financial sanctions so Syrians are restricted to send money back home...at the end, the people hurt the most : God help them! and Iraqis and all the other poor innocents from the region

HOPE GOD BLESS US AND HAVE MERCY ON EVERY ONE IN MIDDLE EAST!

 

[missmini]

HOPE GOD BLESS US AND HAVE MERCY ON EVERY ONE IN MIDDLE EAST!

AMEEN!!!

 

[samira12]

Yep u r right, as i said earlier the files which were held by Damascus r already being processed in Ankara....but I'm not sure if Samira's file has ever made it to Damascus since her eligibility result was given after July......what I said was the pessimistic point of view....she will have it inshallah by June or a month sooner.

Siavash jan, mamanoon az javab,
but mine was received in Damascus in July .
I dont know why you said they will start on March?!

 

[samira12]

HOPE GOD BLESS US AND HAVE MERCY ON EVERY ONE IN MIDDLE EAST!

ohhhhhhh, step one become 56 days

 

[siavashf]

Siavash jan, mamanoon az javab,
but mine was received in Damascus in July .
I dont know why you said they will start on March?!

I heard from someone in the thread that since July no file was sent to syria (despite the status of e- cas that shows the file was received!!) the files which were in Damascus were sent to Ankara during January. So if ur file was there it's already in Ankara being processed; however, the files out of damascus will be sent to Ankara by march 1.

 

[missmini]

ohhhhhhh, step one become 56 days

yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees ;D

 

[parastoo]

finally site is update and inform all of us , THE EMBASSY IS CLOSED

Due to Continuing Violence in Syria, Government Closes Visa Office
Services redistributed to Lebanon and Jordan

Ottawa, January 31, 2012 — Due to the continuing violence in Syria, the Visa and Immigration Section at the Canadian Embassy in Damascus is closed and services have been transferred to neighbouring visa offices, Jason Kenney, Minister of Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism announced today.

"“Following this redistribution, the visa offices in Lebanon (Beirut) and Jordan (Amman) will become full service offices,”" said Minister Kenney. "“Now applicants in those countries will have access to full immigration services in their home country.”"

The visa office in Jordan (Amman) will also be responsible for all applications from Iraq, while the visa office in Turkey (Ankara) will take care of immigration applications from Iran.

Once the Damascus office is able to reopen it will be responsible for all applications from Syria. Until that time, anyone in Syria who wants to submit a temporary resident application should apply through the visa office in Lebanon (Beirut) or Jordan (Amman). Syrian nationals outside of Syria can submit their application to any other Canadian visa office.

Permanent resident applications from Syrian nationals have been transferred to Jordan (Amman) where processing will resume.

The visa office in Damascus currently has approximately 300 active refugee files from persons residing in Syria that are at the final stages and are visa ready. These files have been transferred to Jordan (Amman) for final processing and visa issuance. The remaining refugee resettlement cases for persons residing in Syria have been transferred to a secure location and processing will resume once the visa office in Damascus is able to re-open. The refugee resettlement cases for persons residing outside of Syria follows the same regional redistribution where processing will resume.

The closure of the visa office follows an announcement made by the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade (DFAIT) on the Government of Canada's reduced diplomatic staff in Syria.

"“The situation in Syria is too volatile and we need to find a more permanent solution for processing applications in the area,” added Minister Kenney. “This redistribution means that we are able to bring more services closer to applicants.”"

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[faridzad]

oh my god...when are they gonna send ppr for us , days and nights comes and passes but nothing nothing...

 

[sohrab919]

oh my god...when are they gonna send ppr for us , days and nights comes and passes but nothing nothing...

khoda midoone, all we can do is have hope and be patient i guess