I agree with you. I am planning other things to keep the time moving. A yes or no, still means life will continue, so why should i sit nd be frustrated over something i can not change it. Maybe life will continue and even better than the life in Canada also. Where ever you, you have to struggle for your life , so i am just waiting.qshahzad said:
I agree with you canadaforall, what a lot of people do is that they apply and wait. i would suggest that one should apply and move on with life, i know a lot of people who have Canada and Australia PRs but they are staying in the Gulf because it pays better.canadaforall said:
Hi all,qshahzad said:I agree with you canadaforall, what a lot of people do is that they apply and wait. i would suggest that one should apply and move on with life, i know a lot of people who have Canada and Australia PRs but they are staying in the Gulf because it pays better.
If you can get a better job than the current, by all means go for it, study, engage yourself in something positive instead of waiting.
We all know that Canada immigration takes considerable time, had it been UK, i would had suggested to wait as it takes 2 or 3 months, but here the case is different, dont let an opportunity pass just because you have applied. We will all arrive in Canada, but hopefully before today is prehistoric
Am afraid even if anyone does very unlikely to have it leak out from the officials in CHC... One of the way to get some info might be through Immigration consultant/Lawyer but sometimes they also talk speculative.... but does it make any difference as even officially published CHC specific processing time line not working leaving wide array of speculation on possible variable reason, but nothing can hit the real target or let us have any other option other than to wait and see.......Sans_May2010 said:
Yes, Fariza i agree with you. Saying or getting information will not make any difference. The best thing is too wait and see two the things unfold.fariza said:
fariza said:
Wrong!! its the other way round!!! It makes lot of difference for most and may be not for the few (if any!!)... but the problem is nothing to do... Life, plan, vision and more importantly even mobility gets either on hold or being restricted.... I know there are many like me got stuck having to wait in another overseas country...extending visa... spending lot of money for overstaying in anticipation of getting Maple leaf visa....It indeed makes lot of difference dear....so the word frustration sometimes not enough to express the real feeling going inside but unfortunately at the same time nobody you can complain it about or seek solution to...Sometimes switching between plan A and B even is difficult as lot of time, energy already drained out and on top of all some hard earned money has been blocked which matters a lot.....Sans_May2010 said:
Well statistics does not necessarily portray always the realistic picture!! I do lot of work with statistics but sometime very significant figure reflects non-sense biological plausibility.... It is not very hard to say (without statistical figure!!)majority of the applicant waiting in backlogs have major impact in their life and thats the way it made difference for most what I say (on contrary what you said doesn't make difference for all!!)... Its pretty clear from even the official figure posted in the CIC on average waiting time... for the fast track applicant supposed to be maximum 12-14 months... How many of the applicant are getting their visa within 12 months? Very few.... and most of the other been waiting even for 20-24 months (excluding pre feb 2008 applicants.... their condition is more miserable and plenty belong to them as well)... so this is not for promoting argument but as fact from the reality (not guess work at least!!) whether or not you have reason to agree....Sans_May2010 said:
