File at local office for a month now- How long will it take for test?

[Flocan]

Any idea? Applicants who went through this, please share

 

[Msafiri]

Any idea? Applicants who went through this, please share

Local CIC Office as per previous ATIP release have 9 months to schedule your test post transfer but they don't have to if capacity is an issue. So while your anxiety is understandable asking the same question multiple times across several threads won't get you far as its all Local CIC Office and individual case based to include the validity of your background checks. Good luck.

 

[dnt4554]

Local CIC Office as per previous ATIP release have 9 months to schedule your test post transfer but they don't have to if capacity is an issue. So while your anxiety is understandable asking the same question multiple times across several threads won't get you far as its all Local CIC Office and individual case based to include the validity of your background checks. Good luck.

Anxiety*

... you mean impatience. I believe. Flocan is the most annoying member here.

 

[ilovemma]

Local CIC Office as per previous ATIP release have 9 months to schedule your test post transfer but they don't have to if capacity is an issue. So while your anxiety is understandable asking the same question multiple times across several threads won't get you far as its all Local CIC Office and individual case based to include the validity of your background checks. Good luck.

I totally agree with you. It all depends which office is working on your case and how proactive that person. If that person is too busy with coffee or smoke breakes than all you can do is wait and hope for the best.

 

[links18]

Local CIC Office as per previous ATIP release have 9 months to schedule your test post transfer but they don't have to if capacity is an issue. So while your anxiety is understandable asking the same question multiple times across several threads won't get you far as its all Local CIC Office and individual case based to include the validity of your background checks. Good luck.

So basically, they can take as long as they want?

 

[Flocan]

Dnt..look at yourself in a mirror
Don t even get why you bother coming here

 

[PakCan2013]

I totally agree with you. It all depends which office is working on your case and how proactive that person. If that person is too busy with coffee or smoke breakes than all you can do is wait and hope for the best.

I agreed

 

[pie_vancouver]

The processing time for routine app is 2 years based on 2013 processed apps. Non-routine is 3 years.
I agree it depends on the local office and how fast or slow the officer handling the individual case.
All we can do is wait... :