when did you apply for owp2Rxist said:hey! we just got our OWP today!!
All you January 2014 inlanders, keep your heads up!
Side note, anyone know if we can get BC MSP using the OWP??
when did you apply for owp2Rxist said:hey! we just got our OWP today!!
All you January 2014 inlanders, keep your heads up!
Side note, anyone know if we can get BC MSP using the OWP??
I know, they are f***ing with me since last May, and I already tried everything except the Ombudsperson, that (surprise!) has a huge backlog, so won't be able to help soon.Ponga said:BC MSP want to see that the applicant's portion of the sponsorship package is `in-process', which is NOT what their own website says. It says that once CIC has accepted for processing an application...blah blah blah". And, nothing about having an OWP that I'm aware of, but...who knows!
CIC accepts the application for processing when they receive it in the sponsorship package, correct?!
http://www.health.gov.bc.ca/msp/infoben/eligible.htmlCertain other individuals, such as some holders of study and/or work permits, or working permits on working holiday programs — which are issued under the federal Immigration and Refugee Protection Act and are valid for a period of six or more months — may be deemed residents.
Great chart! Even if I don't like what it showsGustavesF said:Since CIC is performing so poorly, I extrapolated a bit to see when I should expect AIP:
Looks like I should get AIP sometime in September 2017, provided they don't do any worse than they are right now.
There's one or two in FB group feb. 20142013CJF said:Have any Feb. 2014 applicants gotten their owp? Applicants from Sept 2014 have gotten theirs...kinda frustrated!!
https://services3.cic.gc.ca/ecas/redir.do?redir=spon_out_qc&lang=en&app=Ponga said:No, but the truth is that you were eligible for MSP within 3 months after CIC received your Inland application.
Unfortunately, most of the employees at BC MSP seem to think that you have to wait until you have AIP before you are eligible,
but they are mistaken.
Only a handful of us have been successful in our fight for coverage prior to AIP.
Congrats on the OWP!
This is the part that they just don't seem to understand.Tiffyali said:https://services3.cic.gc.ca/ecas/redir.do?redir=spon_out_qc&lang=en&app=
I wonder is it going to help if we attached the above link to BC MSP telling them we did are "in progress" even our application status is only "application received"? They kept telling me to print out the e-Cas status which is showing the date start processing my apps -_-
This fits with my calculations too... how DEPRESSING!!! Why oh why won't the government authorize hiring more positions - this is BRUTAL!GustavesF said:Since CIC is performing so poorly, I extrapolated a bit to see when I should expect AIP:
Looks like I should get AIP sometime in September 2017, provided they don't do any worse than they are right now.