H&C Humanitarian Ground with/or Without Failed refugee claim

[need-aip]

I see in your previous posts you are failed asylum seeker, so do you got the same remarks/observation as mentioned the left side bottom of the photo ? if so unfortunately is a significant sign of stage 2 will finalize around 2 years, I hope I am wrong and not waiting that much time to render the final decision.

From Submitting H&C applicatiion to AIP is 24 months Aip to PR will be 12 months.
Total will be 3 years.

 

[need-aip]

From Submitting H&C applicatiion to AIP is 24 months Aip to PR will be 12 months.
Total will be 3 years.

These remarks are common for this documents.

 

[canuck78]

From Submitting H&C applicatiion to AIP is 24 months Aip to PR will be 12 months.
Total will be 3 years.

Currently. I expect processing to get longer as backlogs increase unless there are reforms to the program. The quota for 2026 is significantly smaller than 2025.

 

[us in canada]

From Submitting H&C applicatiion to AIP is 24 months Aip to PR will be 12 months.
Total will be 3 years.

I'm at 27 months and no AIP Ontario

 

[need-aip]

I'm at 27 months and no AIP Ontario

Some applications will take longer than normal processing time.

 

[us in canada]

Some applications will take longer than normal processing time.

I get it but normal processing times should be up to 24 months with PR not 27 months in 1 stage for me this is unfair for everyone plus the stress and anxiety they put on people

 

[canuck78]

I get it but normal processing times should be up to 24 months with PR not 27 months in 1 stage for me this is unfair for everyone plus the stress and anxiety they put on people

You submitted a 1500 page application so it was always going to take much longer to process than a typical application that is a few hundred pages maximum. There are never guarantees processing times and given the volume of applicants and the small quota processing times will continue to go up and change fairly regularly. We can all hope IRCC is reforming the program behind the scenes because nobody wants to see processing times getting go 5-10 years which is scheduled to happen.

 

[puppyprinter]

You submitted a 1500 page application so it was always going to take much longer to process than a typical application that is a few hundred pages maximum. There are never guarantees processing times and given the volume of applicants and the small quota processing times will continue to go up and change fairly regularly. We can all hope IRCC is reforming the program behind the scenes because nobody wants to see processing times getting go 5-10 years which is scheduled to happen.

Enough with the doomsday rhetoric. 5-10 years processing is not going to happen- especially when so many on temporary permits are choosing to leave on their own accord. We are seeing thousands of hindus and sikhs leaving the country already.