Badal789
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- Nov 29, 2011
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- Category........
- Visa Office......
- Singapore
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- App. Filed.......
- 21-06-2006
- IELTS Request
- 30-11-2009
From knowledge about the previous litigation against CIC in 2002/2003, I hope and pray court will give clear but balanced order so if not all but many applicants will be benefited. I was in Canada when last litigation verdict given and I remember there were about 30,000 applicants affected, court ordered to process their files and imposed a penalty to pay to the applicants. As this time more applicants so personally I do not expect to see financial penalty but hope a guide line will be given which files to process and which not. Please refer 2 cases filed last year when court order to process the file of one Chinese applicant who scored 82 points within 120 days but rejected one Indian because of submitting fraud IELTS result(it was 26 pages verdict). My case is still showing IN PROCESS, assessment of my file was done during mid of 2010 but still I am worried for my application.can88da said:I think CIC made decision regarding @ umerrais case before March 29 2012. If you see they provided a IMM5741E.pdf and mentioned that if your case was not affected by the Budget Act then CIC will not refund your money but process your case and inform you about it. If your case was indeed affected by the Budget Act then they will send your money ASAP.
I think people whose e-cas status is "In Process" (and not changed to any other status) will get processed fully and they have no need to worry about whether they are a litigant or not.
My e-case has now gone from blank to "We were not able to identify you using the information you provided".
so, my e-cas went from In Process -> Decision Made -> We were not able to identify you using the information you provided -> Blank -> We were not able to identify you using the information you provided
Let`s hope and pray for the best.