embassy not responding 14month now

[blueprint]

:-\Since last year June they have send the case to colombo Visa office they ask me that time to pay them landing fees and submit documents like birth certificates marriage certificates id copy's and all i did. all medical was done before its approve in Canada, its all expired since that day i have checked several time embassy visiting in person. also submitted case inquiry also send a letter reminding it.. so for today its 14th month no respond from them silence still they not saying they grant me or not or whats going on.,,, any advise ?
why they silence why they not responding? why they going over the time line?
thx guys

 

[CharlieD10]

Why don't you ask your spouse to ask their MP to inquire on your behalf? As you are past the stated timeline, they should have no issues making an enquiry on your behalf.

Remember that timelines posted by CIC are for 80% of all cases processed. That means 20% of cases WILL exceed the stated average timelines. That's 1 in 5. It could just mean that you are that 1, unfortunately.

 

[blueprint]

Why don't you ask your spouse to ask their MP to inquire on your behalf? As you are past the stated timeline, they should have no issues making an enquiry on your behalf.

Remember that timelines posted by CIC are for 80% of all cases processed. That means 20% of cases WILL exceed the stated average timelines. That's 1 in 5. It could just mean that you are that 1, unfortunately.

ok i will try to do that. we have a consultant use of representative does he have right to go for a mp too?

 

[CharlieD10]

Asking an MP for assistance is open to sponsors, not their paid representative, so no, your consultant can't ask his MP to ask about your case, only your sponsor can do that.

 

[blueprint]

i see..i try to do that if its go normal how long more it gona takes ?

 

[wilson]

Why not try for CAIPS/GCMS files. As your sponsor is (spouse?) in Canada it would be easy.

 

[rjessome]

Why not try for CAIPS/GCMS files. As your sponsor is (spouse?) in Canada it would be easy.

Wilson is right. Order the CAIPS notes and also have your consultant do a Case Specific Enquiry.