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[ashu2111]

Canadian Supreme Court updates process for making a reasonable decision on immigration applications

Canadian government lays out parameters and procedures to ensure IRCC officers make fair and reasonable decisions.

https://www.cicnews.com/2022/07/can...migration-applications-0729198.html#gs.6sisxq

If the backlog is 2.7 million right now, I won't be surprised if it increased to 5 million in the coming months due to this decision by the Supreme Court. They will likely approve faster the applications that they deem trustworthy/verifiable and probably let others rot without a decision.

Does that applies to PR applications as well? So they can basically hold off PR applications at whim if they don't "feel" they're genuine?

 

[ElegantVegetable]

@Jasleen_t if you can try for French and claim extra 50 points your probability might be better if CRS goes to 540. Have you considered so?

 

[littlestar19]

@Jasleen_t if you can try for French and claim extra 50 points your probability might be better if CRS goes to 540. Have you considered so?

I have started it just a few days back. It would take me a long long time to reach a B2 level to be able to increase my CRS. So, I believe not happeninh atleast this year.

 

[ElegantVegetable]

I have started it just a few days back. It would take me a long long time to reach a B2 level to be able to increase my CRS. So, I believe not happeninh atleast this year.

Well let's hope it works out. IRCC is unpredictable & anything can happen.

 

[SatNight]

Getting a TRV when your spouse is a PR is very difficult because the visa officer needs proof that you will return at the end of your stay. It's easy when your spouse is also a temporary resident in Canada.

True, but the OP didn't specify that the fiance is a PR.

 

[SatNight]

Didn't you say you are doing a PhD, I highly doubt one would fake a PhD acceptance to enter country for other purposes. I mean if you did then good for you, that's some next level @dankboi shit.

Most TRVs refused are visitors or diploma students

No, my wife was doing PhD in Canada. I was in PhD studies in home country. I wasn't a student in Canada when I got accepted for TRV as a visitor (later changed to spouse OWP. We would've applied for OWP straight away, but my wife's original study permit had less than 6 months left at that point. She extended it later and then we applied for my OWP).

 

[RSub]

Does that applies to PR applications as well? So they can basically hold off PR applications at whim if they don't "feel" they're genuine?

I highly doubt they will do that. If IRCC officers start pilling up the files for silly reasons, they could never finalize the applications. I believe IRCC officers will continue to follow what they have been doing so far but will take an additional look at applications that they have a dilemma about and try to finalize it instead of rejecting them right away.

 

[dankboi]

Didn't you say you are doing a PhD, I highly doubt one would fake a PhD acceptance to enter country for other purposes. I mean if you did then good for you, that's some next level @dankboi shit.

Most TRVs refused are visitors or diploma students

 

[ashu2111]

I highly doubt they will do that. If IRCC officers start pilling up the files for silly reasons, they could never finalize the applications. I believe IRCC officers will continue to follow what they have been doing so far but will take an additional look at applications that they have a dilemma about and try to finalize it instead of rejecting them right away.

Oh well. Doesn't sound that bad then! It seems like I'll always be panicking about little things until I either get drawn or give up completely on Canada lol.

 

[dxdroid]

Lol, you guys are still butthurt over what this guy said?

Yes, Canada has no obligation towards anyone. Just like the US has no obligation towards anyone, or South Korea, or the Democratic Republic of Congo.

If tomorrow they want to change their immigration policies they can, immigration functions purely as a means of improving a country's labour shortages, demographic trends, wealth inflows, etc.

You guys still want to crucify this guy for saying the most obvious, legal opinion ever.

Your rights as an applicant are defined and governed by the laws and regulations that Canada places on itself through its own legal checks and balances. That's just the way it works.

I could not agree more however whenever I said this people ran me over on this forum and I guess they will again

 

[Free_soul]

Hii everyone, please anyone guide on how to find accommodation in Ontario? Is there any app or FB group
Please guide

 

[dxdroid]

Hii everyone, please anyone guide on how to find accommodation in Ontario? Is there any app or FB group
Please guide

Look on kijiji and other rental places. I would be carefull with FB groups and kijiji...

 

[RSub]

Oh well. Doesn't sound that bad then! It seems like I'll always be panicking about little things until I either get drawn or give up completely on Canada lol.

Forget that you applied for Canadian PR. That will save you a lot of energy.

 

[RSub]

Hii everyone, please anyone guide on how to find accommodation in Ontario? Is there any app or FB group
Please guide

Make sure you visit the leasing office and get a chance to look at the apartment before signing the lease. I am surprised at the amount of scams around housing in Canada. So be careful.

 

[ashu2111]

Forget that you applied for Canadian PR. That will save you a lot of energy.

I haven't even applied yet hahah.