My application reached london visa office on june 21, 2010 and my my ecase changed to Received by Visa Office in August 2010, but I did not get my hard copy of aor. i got my file no in oct 2010 in response to my inquiry. my query is: what is my aor time/date: august or oct, 2010, when i got my file no in response to my inquiry? Seniors, please, thanks for output!
Join List of Pakistani Residents After 1 April 2010 CHC London
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Received by visa office is an acknowledgement of your receipt. AOR is abbreviation of acknowledgement of receipt. so your AOR date is august, but this AOR date is not of any significance.
Haseeb said:
Haseeb said:
Thanks for joining
mostly april,may,june,july 2010 applicants date is from AUG 2010.
I think this is the right time for the applicants whose AOR is dated April 2010 to send case specifiec inquiry. Because normally CHC london specifies in 2ndAOR that if no response is received withing eight months then the applicant can send case specific inquiry.
eemmoo1 said:
Well said eemmooo1 you are right.
For those APPLICANTS who got 2nd AOR in April and May 2010, you should be send case specific inquiry to CHC London because your 8 months have almost completed and this is mention on 2nd AOR letter that you can contact after 8 months if no response from us.
If you send case specific inquiry, it will be helpfull for all of us and picture will be clear.
Thank you.
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These are significant steps forward to ensuring processes are fair, consistent, transparent and above all timely. As I mentioned, Canada’s Economic Action Plan invested $50 million in order to continue our work with the provinces on this new approach. We’re doing a lot of other interesting programs. I’ll just give you one example.
In Edmonton I met a medical doctor trained in Syria, an obstetrician. She was trained there, delivered hundreds of babies, moved to Canada with a dream of becoming a practicing physician here and has instead been cleaning hotel rooms for the past six years. That’s the human tragedy of this. The woman was in tears when she explained to me her sense of humiliation and struggle and disappointment.
In a sense there’s too many people like that to whom we sell the dream of working in their profession in Canada implicitly through our immigration process but for whom the dream has turned out to be a disappointment. We must do what we can to open up the doors of opportunity for women and men like that.
I met her in the context of a program we were launching in Edmonton to give foreign trained physicians like her who had for various reasons been unable to obtain their licensing through the medical college, the physicians’ college, training on how to become paramedics in Canada. We took a group of 40 foreign trained physicians there in Edmonton, training them on the technical aspects of working as a paramedic in Canada so they could at least get their foot into the labour market in the medical profession, develop some Canadian work experience, learn some of the different Canadian specific aspects of patient care, and also have the emotional and professional satisfaction of at least working with patients.
We are funding and piloting programs like that right across the spectrum of regulated professions. Having said that, Canadians certainly don’t want us to lower Canadian standards. They don’t want people who aren’t up to the Canadian standard as engineers building our bridges. They don’t want people operating on us who aren’t properly trained surgeons.
We can’t ask the licensing bodies to reduce their requirements and that’s not what this is about. It’s about having a streamlined and reasonably quick process for credential recognition. If their qualifications don’t measure up to Canadian standards, at least we can tell them how much additional training they might need or if they might want to look into work in a similar field where they still might be able to apply their skills and experience.
A TRUE STORY OF A DOCTOR STATED BY THE CANADIAN MINISTER
These are significant steps forward to ensuring processes are fair, consistent, transparent and above all timely. As I mentioned, Canada’s Economic Action Plan invested $50 million in order to continue our work with the provinces on this new approach. We’re doing a lot of other interesting programs. I’ll just give you one example.
In Edmonton I met a medical doctor trained in Syria, an obstetrician. She was trained there, delivered hundreds of babies, moved to Canada with a dream of becoming a practicing physician here and has instead been cleaning hotel rooms for the past six years. That’s the human tragedy of this. The woman was in tears when she explained to me her sense of humiliation and struggle and disappointment.
In a sense there’s too many people like that to whom we sell the dream of working in their profession in Canada implicitly through our immigration process but for whom the dream has turned out to be a disappointment. We must do what we can to open up the doors of opportunity for women and men like that.
I met her in the context of a program we were launching in Edmonton to give foreign trained physicians like her who had for various reasons been unable to obtain their licensing through the medical college, the physicians’ college, training on how to become paramedics in Canada. We took a group of 40 foreign trained physicians there in Edmonton, training them on the technical aspects of working as a paramedic in Canada so they could at least get their foot into the labour market in the medical profession, develop some Canadian work experience, learn some of the different Canadian specific aspects of patient care, and also have the emotional and professional satisfaction of at least working with patients.
We are funding and piloting programs like that right across the spectrum of regulated professions. Having said that, Canadians certainly don’t want us to lower Canadian standards. They don’t want people who aren’t up to the Canadian standard as engineers building our bridges. They don’t want people operating on us who aren’t properly trained surgeons.
We can’t ask the licensing bodies to reduce their requirements and that’s not what this is about. It’s about having a streamlined and reasonably quick process for credential recognition. If their qualifications don’t measure up to Canadian standards, at least we can tell them how much additional training they might need or if they might want to look into work in a similar field where they still might be able to apply their skills and experience.
What does that mean? Then what should i do? Should i write to the vo to ask what my aor date is or my processing time? The response i got from vo london reads:
Dear Madam / Sir,
This is in response to your enquiry.
Your new file number for the London office is ..........
Your documents have been received and placed on file. Processing of your application will be resumed. No further action is required by you at this time.
We will contact you again if we require further information or when we are ready to proceed to the next stage of your application.
We thank you for your patience and for keeping your correspondence to a minimum.
Yours sincerely,
Client Service Unit (VCM)
Immigration and Medical Services Division | Direction de l'immigration et des services médicaux
Canadian High Commission | Haut-commissariat du Canada
38 Grosvenor Street
London, W1K 4AA | Londres, W1K 4AA
United Kingdom | Royaume-Uni
Government of Canada
Is that a generic reply or something more?
Secondly, is aor from vo sent after calculation of points /after
assessing eligibility or it only tells receipt of application?
Lastly, is private education, education without attending classes at some institute, from recognized body awarded points pracitcally?
Thanks in advance!
- Show quoted text
Dear Madam / Sir,
This is in response to your enquiry.
Your new file number for the London office is ..........
Your documents have been received and placed on file. Processing of your application will be resumed. No further action is required by you at this time.
We will contact you again if we require further information or when we are ready to proceed to the next stage of your application.
We thank you for your patience and for keeping your correspondence to a minimum.
Yours sincerely,
Client Service Unit (VCM)
Immigration and Medical Services Division | Direction de l'immigration et des services médicaux
Canadian High Commission | Haut-commissariat du Canada
38 Grosvenor Street
London, W1K 4AA | Londres, W1K 4AA
United Kingdom | Royaume-Uni
Government of Canada
Is that a generic reply or something more?
Secondly, is aor from vo sent after calculation of points /after
assessing eligibility or it only tells receipt of application?
Lastly, is private education, education without attending classes at some institute, from recognized body awarded points pracitcally?
Thanks in advance!
- Show quoted text
Haseeb said:
This is your second file no in the email and 2nd AOR only tells receipt of application.
Haseeb plz share your proper timelines to join the list.
thank you.
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Dear Friends,
I have recently applied for my passport renewal ! do I need to send an copy of new passport to CHC london with cover letter ?
my current status is RVO.
Please reply . Thanks
Azmat
I have recently applied for my passport renewal ! do I need to send an copy of new passport to CHC london with cover letter ?
my current status is RVO.
Please reply . Thanks
Azmat
Azmat said:
yes i also do this same in nov 2010 send notarized copy of passport with covering letter to chc london and also send them email that you are sending renew passport copy.
reply 4m london dated 26-11-2010. it seemz our cases r just placed in a corner they r not in process
Dear Madam / Sir,
This is in response to your enquiry.
Your documents have been received and placed on file. No further action is required by you at this time.
We will contact you again if we require further information or when we are ready to proceed to the next stage of your application.
We thank you for your patience and for keeping your correspondence to a minimum.
Yours sincerely,
Client Service Unit (ASV)
Dear Madam / Sir,
This is in response to your enquiry.
Your documents have been received and placed on file. No further action is required by you at this time.
We will contact you again if we require further information or when we are ready to proceed to the next stage of your application.
We thank you for your patience and for keeping your correspondence to a minimum.
Yours sincerely,
Client Service Unit (ASV)
Ambaamir is the applicant on trackitt.com got ppr request from islamabad.
Alhamdolillah after a long wait I got my ppr today through email from CHC Islamabad. Asif riaz I need ur cell number as we both have same timeline and medical expiry, we can be very helpful to each other. Mine is 0321-2401327.
trackitt.com/canada-discussion-forums/federal-skilled-workers/625046229/islamabad-medical-done-oct-2009-to-march-2010-wating-for-ppr/page/last_page
Alhamdolillah after a long wait I got my ppr today through email from CHC Islamabad. Asif riaz I need ur cell number as we both have same timeline and medical expiry, we can be very helpful to each other. Mine is 0321-2401327.
trackitt.com/canada-discussion-forums/federal-skilled-workers/625046229/islamabad-medical-done-oct-2009-to-march-2010-wating-for-ppr/page/last_page
