INLAND FSW .... CONNECT HERE

[ntwkengg]

no changes,

it did turned to updated status for few minutes on Friday

ppr for you is coming ....

 

[dukhi]

ppr for you is coming ....

Hopefully soon...5 months and 18 days now

 

[anarsoul]

Hopefully soon...5 months and 18 days now

12 more days and you can phone CIC and ask what's going wrong.

 

[sharma1990]

Hi everyone, I am new here have one question looking for help and opinions, thanks!

I am fsw inlander
Noc 0612 food service supervisor
with LMIA
Ita May 22
Aor Jun 13
ecas in process Aug 14
was 4 lines then 3 lines, now 2 lines

My current employer got phone call from immigration office on Nov 9, asked about my title and job duties, my boss has few restaurants, she stays in BC head office. My working place is in Alberta, the manager in restaurant got phone call two days after, I was in business trip when I came back she told me they asked nothing special, just job duties and title and working time, etc.

Nov 13 my boss got another phone call asked about my contract, she was on her way to airport and doesn't remember every details about contract just answered there is contract. Immigration asked for how long? She said it's about 2 years, which is wrong it was permanent. Immigration then asked does she intent to extend the contract when it is expired, she said yes.

And that is the last thing I heard from immigration, nothing has been changed since then ecas status is still in process.

I talked to my agent she said it's unusual because none of her client got phone call from immigration office I am the first one. She said it doesn't looking good!

Now I have no idea what does this mean? Any ideas? Thanks!

Hey you got something yet ?

 

[dukhi]

12 more days and you can phone CIC and ask what's going wrong.

Hopefully i wont need it

 

[glen222]

Sad to say but i think we won't be hearing much from cic till feb last until they are done with the their 25k refugees assignment. Its a big task and requires lots of processing cwnters to open up and lots of people on the ground to process the loads of applications. I heard in cbc that they plan to process about 600 to 1000 ppl per day which is a huge task..
All we can do is just wait and watch....

 

[anarsoul]

Sad to say but i think we won't be hearing much from cic till feb last until they are done with the their 25k refugees assignment. Its a big task and requires lots of processing cwnters to open up and lots of people on the ground to process the loads of applications. I heard in cbc that they plan to process about 600 to 1000 ppl per day which is a huge task..
All we can do is just wait and watch....

On other hand they still conduct EE draws. Are they stupid enough to create another huge backlog?

 

[snail]

People asked the same question after they cancelled all of the pre2008 applications. And yes, they were stupid enough to continue a system that generated back logs of up to 5 years in some processing centres.

 

[maverick85]

Sad to say but i think we won't be hearing much from cic till feb last until they are done with the their 25k refugees assignment. Its a big task and requires lots of processing cwnters to open up and lots of people on the ground to process the loads of applications. I heard in cbc that they plan to process about 600 to 1000 ppl per day which is a huge task..
All we can do is just wait and watch....

Not entirely true. CIC has setup temporary visa offices for processing syrian refugees' applications. See this:
https://twitter.com/CitImmCanada/status/671354306092736512

So, our applications should not be affected much.

 

[anarsoul]

Not entirely true. CIC has setup temporary visa offices for processing syrian refugees' applications. See this:
https://twitter.com/CitImmCanada/status/671354306092736512

So, our applications should not be affected much.

Yet we can't explain DM/PPR silence in November

 

[glen222]

Not entirely true. CIC has setup temporary visa offices for processing syrian refugees' applications. See this:
https://twitter.com/CitImmCanada/status/671354306092736512

So, our applications should not be affected much.

i don't understand..which part is untrue? the link says ''Approximately 500 officials, including temporary visa officers, are being deployed to staff these offices''
so these officers are for sure being moved from different visa offices around the world(including Canada) to different countries in the middle east to fasten the processing.

 

[ntwkengg]

i don't understand..which part is untrue? the link says ''Approximately 500 officials, including temporary visa officers, are being deployed to staff these offices''
so these officers are for sure being moved from different visa offices around the world(including Canada) to different countries in the middle east to fasten the processing.

wait wait and wait nothing else we can do.... just speculating random things but no solution.... nov gone and no ppr for july people....

 

[anarsoul]

Could anyone with twitter account ask CIC [1] why there were no DM/PPRs in November for inland FSW applicants?

[1] https://twitter.com/CitImmCanada

 

[kkkv]

hope all July applicants get something tomorrow.

Since they do the update on every Tuesday

 

[KelChiAvan]

Not entirely true. CIC has setup temporary visa offices for processing syrian refugees' applications. See this:
https://twitter.com/CitImmCanada/status/671354306092736512

So, our applications should not be affected much.

The Temporary visa offices needs to be staffed by people, of course they are moving staffs to staff those offices, and you cant expect that they would train new employees when their target is to process at least 500 applications in a day. The truth is bitter but we might not get any feedback till next year... the wait is getting boring day by day