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grahs1994

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Taweda said:
Could you please let us know the reason of your application gotten refused
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Officer states that I can move back to my country with my kids and they can return to Canada when they 18years old as they are born Canadian. Next stated that I did not send in enough proof of there school report and my taxes. Which I did but officer didn’t look on them. Then my lawyer didn’t update in time. So point officer was just been mean didn’t consider my children well been
 
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grahs1994 said:
Officer states that I can move back to my country with my kids and they can return to Canada when they 18years old as they are born Canadian. Next stated that I did not send in enough proof of there school report and my taxes. Which I did but officer didn’t look on them. Then my lawyer didn’t update in time. So point officer was just been mean didn’t consider my children well been
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Are you from a 3rd world country?
 
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Taweda

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grahs1994 said:
Officer states that I can move back to my country with my kids and they can return to Canada when they 18years old as they are born Canadian. Next stated that I did not send in enough proof of there school report and my taxes. Which I did but officer didn’t look on them. Then my lawyer didn’t update in time. So point officer was just been mean didn’t consider my children well been
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This is so sad. Hope you will have good news this time.
Could you please tell us how many officers will look to each file. I am new to H&C and this is the last chance for me to stay in Canada
 
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grahs1994

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Taweda said:
This is so sad. Hope you will have good news this time.
Could you please tell us how many officers will look to each file. I am new to H&C and this is the last chance for me to stay in Canada
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I am not sure. Most time it’s 2 officers. One regular then sent to senior officer after
 
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Taweda said:
This is so sad. Hope you will have good news this time.
Could you please tell us how many officers will look to each file. I am new to H&C and this is the last chance for me to stay in Canada
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Short answer: many. You will see that agent numbers/initials are different on each correspondence you receive, and your file will move through many offices before you get PR.

Stage 1:
agent #1: does preliminary assessment on minimum eligibility and sends you AOR
agent #2: from your primary office, does thorough assessment of your HC factors and drafts AIP or refusal letter
agent #3: supervisor of Agent #2 who signs off on #2's decision
Additional support agents (in your secondary office) get assigned sub-components of your file like background checks but you will likely not get any letters from them: they will correspond directly with #2.

Stage 2:
Agent #4: gathers Stage 2 docs, confirms minimum requirements are met and sends file for final review
Agent #5: senior officer does final review and approves your PR
Agent #6: signs off on your COPR (in your local office)
Agent #7: connects you to PR portal where you will finalize your PR status and order PR card.

The most critical agent here is number 2: he/she is the one who will decide your fate. I hope you get a compassionate one. Good luck!
 
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Taweda

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Katayoon said:
Short answer: many. You will see that agent numbers/initials are different on each correspondence you receive, and your file will move through many offices before you get PR.

Stage 1:
agent #1: does preliminary assessment on minimum eligibility and sends you AOR
agent #2: from your primary office, does thorough assessment of your HC factors and drafts AIP or refusal letter
agent #3: supervisor of Agent #2 who signs off on #2's decision
Additional support agents (in your secondary office) get assigned sub-components of your file like background checks but you will likely not get any letters from them: they will correspond directly with #2.

Stage 2:
Agent #4: gathers Stage 2 docs, confirms minimum requirements are met and sends file for final review
Agent #5: senior officer does final review and approves your PR
Agent #6: signs off on your COPR (in your local office)
Agent #7: connects you to PR portal where you will finalize your PR status and order PR card.

The most critical agent here is number 2: he/she is the one who will decide your fate. I hope you get a compassionate one. Good luck!
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Thanks a lot for this great response. I will let you know when I receive a response
 
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Katayoon said:
Short answer: many. You will see that agent numbers/initials are different on each correspondence you receive, and your file will move through many offices before you get PR.

Stage 1:
agent #1: does preliminary assessment on minimum eligibility and sends you AOR
agent #2: from your primary office, does thorough assessment of your HC factors and drafts AIP or refusal letter
agent #3: supervisor of Agent #2 who signs off on #2's decision
Additional support agents (in your secondary office) get assigned sub-components of your file like background checks but you will likely not get any letters from them: they will correspond directly with #2.

Stage 2:
Agent #4: gathers Stage 2 docs, confirms minimum requirements are met and sends file for final review
Agent #5: senior officer does final review and approves your PR
Agent #6: signs off on your COPR (in your local office)
Agent #7: connects you to PR portal where you will finalize your PR status and order PR card.

The most critical agent here is number 2: he/she is the one who will decide your fate. I hope you get a compassionate one. Good luck!
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Very well explained, the procedure n the file movement. Rest it is destiny which decides.Thanks
 
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I check my application online very frequently, I’m afraid it shows in my records . . I don’t want to sound so anxious , any idea if the officers do see that . . Please let me know.
 
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