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Hello Seniors,

Can someone please let me know me if i am too late to apply , As i need to apply under 2174/2173 and i have just started collecting my documents and yet to give IELTS and get ECA done. As the CAP is of 1000 apps and these categories (2174/2173) are very common. I think would be able to send my file by Oct mid. Wat do you suggest , should i go ahead and file this year or wait for 2015 express entry ??

Thanks !!!
 
MONSU said:
Hello Seniors,

Can someone please let me know me if i am too late to apply , As i need to apply under 2174/2173 and i have just started collecting my documents and yet to give IELTS and get ECA done. As the CAP is of 1000 apps and these categories (2174/2173) are very common. I think would be able to send my file by Oct mid. Wat do you suggest , should i go ahead and file this year or wait for 2015 express entry ??

Thanks !!!

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I ve got email from cic that my fee refund cheque is dispatched.. if I dont receive it in 2 months I may contact cic through email.. its been more than 2 months I ve sent email to cic 10 days back tht my cheque hanst arrived yet.. but so far no response... any one else is in similar position??
What should i do now??
 
hoooo, its horrific waiting for such a long time for some thing which we deserves but denied, to happen. Justice delayed is justice denied. C'mon, wake up canada
 
[size=10pt]Dear all.
Does anyone know how long it takes to get the file number after documents being received by cic?
Thanks.
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Dears,

Please understand that , none of the active forumers in this thread will be experts to respond to your sort of queries. Because we are all filed our cases a minimum before 7 years. I have filed before 9 years. We forgot the procedures and now expecting to the justice be happen (not given ) to us. Our cases are all rejected unilaterally and unfairly even though we all qualified to migrate. We will be thank full to you, if you can stay away from filling our forum with irrelevt queries and discussions
 
Please see the last paragraph from the link http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/manuals/bulletins/2012/ob442.asp

Quote .......Federal Court challenge to section 87.4 of IRPA
The amendments contained in section 87.4 of the IRPA terminating FSW applications are subject to litigation. The result of that litigation could affect how the terminated FSW applications are handled in the future. Further information will be provided as the litigation progresses...... Unquote.

Above gives only little hope and CIC also careful to keep the affected files.
Quote .... File retention
The files and supporting documentation associated with all terminated applications (FSW, IIP and EN) should be prioritized for repatriation to Canada before March 31, 2015. Terminated files should be packaged separately from other files being repatriated, and all boxes should be labelled with the word “terminated.” Please provide the estimated costs by cost item (EMLES, courier, etc.) to IR Mission Support in order to receive special allocation coding so that expenses associated with this exercise can be tracked....... Unquote

However, from above the court verdict may come after March 2015.

Let`s hope for the best.
 
What is this? is it about the class action law suit or CIC directive? Does it gives any hope for us?
 
aidin said:
[size=10pt]Dear all.
Does anyone know how long it takes to get the file number after documents being received by cic?
Thanks.
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I've heard somewhere that it usually takes something like 3 months from receiving your documents.
 
Recently CIC released a modified version of operational bulletin 442 . The key information in this new version is:
The files and supporting documentation associated with all terminated applications (FSW, IIP and EN) should be prioritized for repatriation to Canada before March 31, 2015. Terminated files should be packaged separately from other files being repatriated, and all boxes should be labelled with the word “terminated.”
For those who are litigants, you can rest assure now, that CIC will not destroy our files, instead it will simply classify our files as "terminated". Please check the last paragraph:
The amendments contained in section 87.4 of the IRPA terminating FSW applications are subject to litigation. The result of that litigation could affect how the terminated FSW applications are handled in the future. Further information will be provided as the litigation progresses.
You see, CIC is still waiting for the court's final decision on the disposition of these files.
Our Chinese media in Canada reports that CIC will separate litigants' files from the rest of backloggers, but I havn't yet found the authoritative infomation regarding this point from CIC's website. WHAT THIS MEANS ? CLEARLY THE FILES OF LITIGANTS ARE AT OTAWA NOW DUE TO COURT CASES. RECORDS OF EVERY FILE IS NOW AVAILABLE WITH COURT AND CIC OFFICE AT OTAWA. ALL THESE FILES ARE BEING REPATRIATED TO COUNTRY OF ORIGIN.
 
hopefulever said:
Recently CIC released a modified version of operational bulletin 442 . The key information in this new version is:
The files and supporting documentation associated with all terminated applications (FSW, IIP and EN) should be prioritized for repatriation to Canada before March 31, 2015. Terminated files should be packaged separately from other files being repatriated, and all boxes should be labelled with the word “terminated.”
For those who are litigants, you can rest assure now, that CIC will not destroy our files, instead it will simply classify our files as "terminated". Please check the last paragraph:
The amendments contained in section 87.4 of the IRPA terminating FSW applications are subject to litigation. The result of that litigation could affect how the terminated FSW applications are handled in the future. Further information will be provided as the litigation progresses.
You see, CIC is still waiting for the court's final decision on the disposition of these files.
Our Chinese media in Canada reports that CIC will separate litigants' files from the rest of backloggers, but I havn't yet found the authoritative infomation regarding this point from CIC's website. WHAT THIS MEANS ? CLEARLY THE FILES OF LITIGANTS ARE AT OTAWA NOW DUE TO COURT CASES. RECORDS OF EVERY FILE IS NOW AVAILABLE WITH COURT AND CIC OFFICE AT OTAWA. ALL THESE FILES ARE BEING REPATRIATED TO COUNTRY OF ORIGIN.
I think CIC will dump the files of all the pre June 2008 applicants. It is only to show the world that they are acting according to the directives and agreements, where as they are not. They have not respected the agreement which they have signed with Liang group, which is evident. Do not expect a fair treatment from the government of the nation which I dreamed to be my destination and dream land.
 
Shajitmathew said:
Dears,

Please understand that , none of the active forumers in this thread will be experts to respond to your sort of queries. Because we are all filed our cases a minimum before 7 years. I have filed before 9 years. We forgot the procedures and now expecting to the justice be happen (not given ) to us. Our cases are all rejected unilaterally and unfairly even though we all qualified to migrate. We will be thank full to you, if you can stay away from filling our forum with irrelevt queries and discussions

Sorry about the mistake. Wont be repeated.
 
hopefulever said:
Recently CIC released a modified version of operational bulletin 442 . The key information in this new version is:
The files and supporting documentation associated with all terminated applications (FSW, IIP and EN) should be prioritized for repatriation to Canada before March 31, 2015. Terminated files should be packaged separately from other files being repatriated, and all boxes should be labelled with the word “terminated.”
For those who are litigants, you can rest assure now, that CIC will not destroy our files, instead it will simply classify our files as "terminated". Please check the last paragraph:
The amendments contained in section 87.4 of the IRPA terminating FSW applications are subject to litigation. The result of that litigation could affect how the terminated FSW applications are handled in the future. Further information will be provided as the litigation progresses.
You see, CIC is still waiting for the court's final decision on the disposition of these files.
Our Chinese media in Canada reports that CIC will separate litigants' files from the rest of backloggers, but I havn't yet found the authoritative infomation regarding this point from CIC's website. WHAT THIS MEANS ? CLEARLY THE FILES OF LITIGANTS ARE AT OTAWA NOW DUE TO COURT CASES. RECORDS OF EVERY FILE IS NOW AVAILABLE WITH COURT AND CIC OFFICE AT OTAWA. ALL THESE FILES ARE BEING REPATRIATED TO COUNTRY OF ORIGIN.

I guess i should prepare my refund application, it's high time Bro. CIC is sitting on the funds we have deposited about a decade ago. Imagine the kind of interest they should be making on that money. Hell with the Canada justice system. India has a better justice system in place.
 
hi
iam planning to submit application for FSW as main applicant. can i find someone who may help me in some queries