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Ecas: shows permanent resident "not available" still?

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Nike1702

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Feb 13, 2009
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Just wanted to know how long does it take for the status to change to "processing" from "not available". As my file was apporved on March 18,2009 it stated that my file would be transfered to New Delhi office.
 
same for me! I got my letter on March 19. Still "unavailable"
 
My file was sent to Newdelhi on Feb 12, and I could see "In Process" on feb 25th, So i guess it takes roughly around 2 weeks. You should be able to see it for yours shortly..
 
nguyentu2001, can you keep me up to date if your status changes from "not available" to "in process" any time soon. I will do the same. thanks
 
mine is still the same "not available"
Will keep you posted!
 
nguyentu2001 said:
mine is still the same "not available"
Will keep you posted!
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Nike1702 said:
nguyentu2001, can you keep me up to date if your status changes from "not available" to "in process" any time soon. I will do the same. thanks
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hey i also keep u inform via this post... my file also sent to New Delhi... and still waiting to see updates from Ecas... thanks
 
Mine is "in Process"
They started to process my wife's application on March 29, 2009 in Singapore as mentioned on Ecas.
 
nguyentu2001 said:
Mine is "in Process"
They started to process my wife's application on March 29, 2009 in Singapore as mentioned on Ecas.
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Mine still shows "not available" hopefully it changes soon. Also thanks nguyentu2001 for keeping me up to date.
 
My application was approved on March 18, 2009 and sent to New Delhi but still no change in permanent resident status "not available" still . Should I be concerned?
 
My status has changed from "not available" to "in process". It shows that they started processing the application on April 7, 2009.
 
My Ecas still shows "not available". My sponsorship was approved November 5, 2008. I don't know what to do any more. The Tokyo office doesn't respond, and the Call Centre is obviously unhelpful. What should I do? Should I ask my MP for help?

Thank you.
 
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