Hong Kong timeline

[ryester]

I just checked my cic account and found that they extended the estimated processing time again for another 4 months more. Does anyone here experience the same?

What do you mean processing time was extended? Do you mean the total processing time is 16 months instead of 12? In my GCKey account, it still indicates the total processing time is about 12 months.

 

[peggyc]

What do you mean processing time was extended? Do you mean the total processing time is 16 months instead of 12? In my GCKey account, it still indicates the total processing time is about 12 months.

When you log into your go account, there is a bar indicating the “estimated processing time”. Two weeks ago, it is still 12 months from 27 April 2019 till 27 April 2020. However when I checked yesterday, the time change to August, 6 months more.

Feeling more and more frustrated

 

[peggyc]

I wouldn't read too much into the estimated processing time because it's just an estimate.
Each application is different and things can change during the process. Not sure why they added the
'stupid bar graph display' and wonder how much that cost? Maybe they think it will cut down on calls to the call centre?
One step at a time.

Getting more anxious everytime I go to the CIC web site, their estimated processing time is getting longer and longer, from my initial 34 months to 40, then 44, and now 53. I connected with a bunch of people from philippine and India, Their VO only needs 3-6 months to complete

 

[peggyc]

what is you guy’s status ?

 

[hkmins]

Hi, do you mind sharing your timeline? I hear nothing since the Bulletin 2. What is COPR? I checked my GC account and the status is still "We are reviewing your application....."

COPR = Confirm of Permanent Resident
2018 Aug, Submit
2018 Oct, Update appliction
2018 Nov, Confirm received
2019 Jan, body check, police certificate
2019 Feb, sponsor approved
2019 Feb, transfer to Hong Kong process
2019 Mar, payment reminder
2019 Mar, Update imm5406 and imm5669
2019 Apr, show evidence of moving to canada
2019 Apr, invite pre-arrival services
2019 May, Bulletin 1
2019 May, Bulletin 2
2019 Jun, COPR

Good Luck.

 

[hkmins]

BSF186a.pdf, I just can print it. So I need hand writing on it? can you guy edit it? how can i edit it, any idea?

https://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/publications/forms-formulaires/bsf186a.pdf

Thanks

 

[peggyc]

COPR = Confirm of Permanent Resident
2018 Aug, Submit
2018 Oct, Update appliction
2018 Nov, Confirm received
2019 Jan, body check, police certificate
2019 Feb, sponsor approved
2019 Feb, transfer to Hong Kong process
2019 Mar, payment reminder
2019 Mar, Update imm5406 and imm5669
2019 Apr, show evidence of moving to canada
2019 Apr, invite pre-arrival services
2019 May, Bulletin 1
2019 May, Bulletin 2
2019 Jun, COPR

Good Luck.

Thanks. Which class of visa you are? Sponsor visa? Skilled migrant?

 

[hkmins]

Thanks. Which class of visa you are? Sponsor visa? Skilled migrant?

2019 Feb, sponsor approved ^o^

 

[peggyc]

2019 Feb, sponsor approved ^o^

Congrats! I am still waiting......

 

[hkmins]

Congrats! I am still waiting......

I saw most HK applicators took 7.5 to process from this and other fourms. Just be patience.

Good luck and have good day.

 

[Western Mountain Man]

Getting more anxious everytime I go to the CIC web site, their estimated processing time is getting longer and longer, from my initial 34 months to 40, then 44, and now 53. I connected with a bunch of people from philippine and India, Their VO only needs 3-6 months to complete

Wow, that's a long time!
I think there may be some other circumstances around your application especially if they keep changing their
processing time even though its just an ' estimate '. Good thing is it shows they are working on it and moving forward.
You are correct, it's obvious applicants from other countries you mentioned move much faster for whatever reasons?
So don't focus on that it will make you ' anxious every time '. Contact your MP and find out what's really happening
if you don't already know.

 

[peggyc]

Wow, that's a long time!
I think there may be some other circumstances around your application especially if they keep changing their
processing time even though its just an ' estimate '. Good thing is it shows they are working on it and moving forward.
You are correct, it's obvious applicants from other countries you mentioned move much faster for whatever reasons?
So don't focus on that it will make you ' anxious every time '. Contact your MP and find out what's really happening
if you don't already know.

How to contact my MP? Any suggestion?

 

[Western Mountain Man]

How to contact my MP? Any suggestion?

Google is your friend.

 

[ryester]

Getting more anxious everytime I go to the CIC web site, their estimated processing time is getting longer and longer, from my initial 34 months to 40, then 44, and now 53. I connected with a bunch of people from philippine and India, Their VO only needs 3-6 months to complete

well, obviously your case is very different from the rest. My estimate time is still 12 months and did not get changed.Without further details, you may want to contact your Member of Parliament to check with IRCC for more details. Or you could order GCMS notes to find out the details yourself.
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/gcms-notes-well-explained-has-never-before-until-now.390292/page-168#post-6673477

 

[a16107]

Hi all

I am applying inland CEC with my common-law spouse and we both come from Hong Kong

CIC sent me a request letter for PCC and the letter contain my name only, I was wondering do I also need one for my girlfriend? (Spouse)