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Dear All,

This was posted by SAMRAO 2004 Thread ... Please read & post your comments

This is the information I got from a very reliable source regarding processing time lines.



To a question about the concerns on timelines this is what the minister replied on 16/17 Sept 2010 before his departure from Manila: The present time line in excess of 6 years for FSW processing will be brought down to 4 – 5 years in the current year. The range of time lines is given in 4 categories in the CIC international website ie under 30% 50% 70% and 80%. Soon the 30% of cases will be completed in 4years and 80% cases done in 5 years. The visa posts running high inventory will get assistance to meet the challenges by drawing resources from other visa posts or inducting extra human resources.



My conclusion from the above reply of the minister is as follows:



The present time line CHC Delhi posted as 90 months is because of the fact Dec 2003 is still going on.
The purpose why CIC is posting timelines as 30% 50% 70% 80% could imply the complexity each application may pose while processing. While the cases that come under 30% category could be because of the simplicity the application facts contain. Imagine the applicant is a bachelor/spinster or a person married, with family size 1 to 3 children, the applicant lived in the same place for his entire life till application or in multiple locations mostly in India with an occasional travel abroad a period for not more than 6 months each time how many ever trips he/she may have undertaken. Now imagine the same person living abroad for once away from India which could be under 50% and several spells of different job contracts each time for 1 or 2 years maximum in different countries etc. The complexity keeps increasing, taking marriage and other situations upward requiring of several background checks. The most complex would even go beyond 80% timeline under extraordinary circumstances.
The thinking in Canadian policy makers is undergoing a major metamorphosis and CIC is already showing signs of its implementation. The result of the thinking is the latest ministerial instruction and 29 category announcement. Once the backlog is exhausted, immigration will be only through student migration. Remember the popular saying, ’Catch them Young’. In a few years from now the immigration could possibly be through Student Migration route. Even in the present ministerial tour this was evident. Where ever the minister went he was encouraging students to come to Canada for higher studies. Immigration will be linked and restricted to the international students because their integration into Canadian society will become much easier and readily possible. For this the future Governments should have the same vision and willingness to carry forward this thinking.
The point of our immediate concern is if CIC will truly reduce timelines as above, then the tail enders stand to benefit the most. Dec 2007 along with Feb 2008 may possibly get through by 2012 is my estimation.I want to stress again that the 2004 Jan - Dec will be decided in the current year - before June 2011 itself.
 
Does anyone say why the Canadian govt. cap the maximum immigrant to 20000. Is it only for speeding up the process or for economic reason?
 
as per my understanding of the business requirements at their end i think they want to decsipline the whole immigration thing a bit as well as make it cost effective as well. they is no shortage of highly skilled people from developing countries who would like to settle in a developed country like Canada, so its perfectly sensible at their end to gauge their requirements and allow as many as they need and can afford as well.

soarer said:
Does anyone say why the Canadian govt. cap the maximum immigrant to 20000. Is it only for speeding up the process or for economic reason?
 
To mayankpandya,
.I want to stress again that the 2004 Jan - Dec will be decided in the current year - before June 2011 itself.

Is this for all CHC?
 
It seems to me that all the offices are at a stand still at the moment, you really aren't seeing much activity. I really wonder if they are in the least following the Minister's instruction.

I truly hope that the 2003/2004 cases will be finalised this yr...Its just cruel.
I'm a 2007 applicant and I feel like I'm going crazy. I cant imagine waiting that long.

I truly pray that the backlog will see the end very soon!!
 
Myan,

Are you insinuating that 2005 will be finalised in 2012?
 
Should I or Should I not?

Hi,
I am at serious Emergency.
Need your frank comments please.
I am in the process of applying for F1 (Student) Visa for USA. Now, I have to submit a questionnaire. The last question in that questionnaire is- Did you apply for immigration or citizenship to any other country? If yes, then which country and what is the status of your application.

Please, I know it is awkward, but given the fact that my being a potential immigrant to Canada, the US consulate may reject me from Student VISA there. So, should I disclose that I have applied for Canadian Immigration in the Student Visa form for US?

I have only 24 hours to decide. I am sincerely looking for your pragmatic suggestion (no matter how awkward it is!).
 
Hi Noman,

My last post was done based on Kennyi`s last exit on Manila. To show importance of this statement check 2006 Domacuaus applicant thead on canadavisa. So hope it will work out for all .

Lets see..

Mayank
 
Re: Should I or Should I not?

Invictus said:
Hi,
I am at serious Emergency.
Need your frank comments please.
I am in the process of applying for F1 (Student) Visa for USA. Now, I have to submit a questionnaire. The last question in that questionnaire is- Did you apply for immigration or citizenship to any other country? If yes, then which country and what is the status of your application.

Please, I know it is awkward, but given the fact that my being a potential immigrant to Canada, the US consulate may reject me from Student VISA there. So, should I disclose that I have applied for Canadian Immigration in the Student Visa form for US?

I have only 24 hours to decide. I am sincerely looking for your pragmatic suggestion (no matter how awkward it is!).

hi,

don't expect tomato if you planted a pepper seed ;D meaning you'd better say things as they are. if this info becomes known you probably would be banned from entering the US for good. do you need that?

it is only a student visa, and I believe there is little harm if you mention info on your imm application. max you get is student visa consideration delay, could be a refusal as well, but at least you would have a feeling that you did it right way. you cannot win all games, so target right and catch whatever runs into your hands ;D

just trust that whatever is destined for you will not land in other's hands!

good luck!
 
sheraig said:
It seems to me that all the offices are at a stand still at the moment, you really aren't seeing much activity. I really wonder if they are in the least following the Minister's instruction.

I truly hope that the 2003/2004 cases will be finalised this yr...Its just cruel.
I'm a 2007 applicant and I feel like I'm going crazy. I cant imagine waiting that long.

I truly pray that the backlog will see the end very soon!!

Relax sheraig, I read from another thread that there are some 2007 applicants who already got their visa. Cielo is one of them. Let's just all pray!
 
sheraig said:
It seems to me that all the offices are at a stand still at the moment, you really aren't seeing much activity. I really wonder if they are in the least following the Minister's instruction.

I truly hope that the 2003/2004 cases will be finalised this yr...Its just cruel.
I'm a 2007 applicant and I feel like I'm going crazy. I cant imagine waiting that long.

I truly pray that the backlog will see the end very soon!!

Boy dont go crazy go ahead with your life, am 2005, I wonder by the time it when it would get to my turn,
 
Re: Should I or Should I not?

Got my F1 yesterday and received my PPR today (by post).


Coffee said:
hi,

don't expect tomato if you planted a pepper seed ;D meaning you'd better say things as they are. if this info becomes known you probably would be banned from entering the US for good. do you need that?

it is only a student visa, and I believe there is little harm if you mention info on your imm application. max you get is student visa consideration delay, could be a refusal as well, but at least you would have a feeling that you did it right way. you cannot win all games, so target right and catch whatever runs into your hands ;D

just trust that whatever is destined for you will not land in other's hands!

good luck!
 
soarer said:
Does anyone say why the Canadian govt. cap the maximum immigrant to 20000. Is it only for speeding up the process or for economic reason?
I think its economic reason.. Immigrants bring in money which they deposit to canadian banks so that boosts their banking system, and of course immigrants are skilled workers, in short most immigrants if not all are hard working people from their respective country. Therefore, once these immigrants start to work,they start paying taxes and that also will help canadain economy. But of course thats just a small part.
 
Anyone case processed from backlog?
 
Hi all
any one from Pakistan applied in 2005, is there any news on their case, i got an email from chc london to wait til october. otherwise i can contact them