Was he asked to come in for an interview? What ur saying seems strange that they would ask him drop off his passport and then give him an interview instead....missjam said:
Kingston,Jamaica
- Thread starter lonelycanadianwifey
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sammystorm19
Champion Member
- Jan 20, 2012
- 47
- Category........
- Visa Office......
- KGN
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- App. Filed.......
- 22-05-13
- Doc's Request.
- 23-09-14
- AOR Received.
- 12-06-13
- File Transfer...
- 27-06-13
- Med's Done....
- 18-01-13
- Passport Req..
- 09-10-14
- VISA ISSUED...
- 17-10-14
- LANDED..........
- 07-11-14
Doesn't make sense that they didn't take the passport.missjam said:
Did he not know the answers? Guess maybe find out what else was asked and get more details. Maybe we might have some more insight for you.
CanadianWifey89
Hero Member
- Nov 25, 2013
- 17
- Category........
- Visa Office......
- KGN
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- App. Filed.......
- December 11th 2013
- AOR Received.
- January 3rd, 2014 - CPC-M & February 4th 2014 from KGN...POS AOR
- File Transfer...
- January 14, 2014
- Interview........
- Waived
- Passport Req..
- November 2014...and again in March 19, 2015
- VISA ISSUED...
- Confirmed as approved on May 1/15, issued May 4, 2015
- LANDED..........
- June 19, 2015
Good night peeps.. So I was reading a next thread and look what I stumbled upon...lol
The Department aims to process 80% of sponsorship and permanent residence applications submitted on behalf of the high-priority group of spouses, common-law partners, conjugal partners and dependent children within six months.
5.7. Non-routine cases
While every effort should be made to process high-priority cases expeditiously, it is recognized that there are circumstances where priority processing may legitimately be affected. While not exhaustive, the list below provides some examples of non-routine cases that may not be processed according to the six-month service standard..
Examples of non-routine cases:
medical, security or criminal issues;
suspected relationship or dissolution of convenience;
misrepresentation of marital status at time of marriage;
previous deportation;
inability to support self and family members due to legal obligations or other reasons;
relationship of applicant to sponsor or applicant to other family members in doubt;
marital status of family member suspect;
sponsor under investigation for violation of IRPA; or
OP 2 Processing Members of the Family Class
The following would frequently, but not necessarily, be non-routine cases:
legal validity of foreign marriage in question (marriage which occurred in country other than in processing mission's area of responsibility);
custody of children of applicant;
residence status of sponsor in doubt;
delays created by applicant not following instructions;
communications not received by mission or by applicant (unreliable postal system, mission not informed of change of address);
family members and principal applicant residing in different countries and processing coordination difficulties occur; or
applicant previously removed or excluded from Canada.
In an effort to aid analysis and identification of non-routine cases, the Work In Progress (WIP) event structure in CAIPS should be used by visa offices to flag non-routine cases. Visa offices may enter the following WIP events to identify a file that is non-routine and therefore might be processed outside of the six-month service standard. The WIP events are:
Background check delay
Medical delay
Criminality delay
Other delay
One or more of these WIP events may be entered when the cause of a possible delay is identified.
Examples of possible delays:
Medical delay—the requirement to undergo 6 months of treatment for active tuberculosis;
Criminality delay—a family member has a pending criminal charge that must be resolved before admissibility may be determined;
Other delay—an interview is required but area trips are made to the region only once or twice per year and an area trip has been completed just recently;
The sponsor is from Quebec, was found to be ineligible by Quebec, and successfully appealed;
An investigation in Canada is required prior to determining whether the sponsor is eligible.
OP 2 Processing Members of the Family Class
I couldn't copy all.. Damn its long..lol but it was saying new info was added
The Department aims to process 80% of sponsorship and permanent residence applications submitted on behalf of the high-priority group of spouses, common-law partners, conjugal partners and dependent children within six months.
5.7. Non-routine cases
While every effort should be made to process high-priority cases expeditiously, it is recognized that there are circumstances where priority processing may legitimately be affected. While not exhaustive, the list below provides some examples of non-routine cases that may not be processed according to the six-month service standard..
Examples of non-routine cases:
medical, security or criminal issues;
suspected relationship or dissolution of convenience;
misrepresentation of marital status at time of marriage;
previous deportation;
inability to support self and family members due to legal obligations or other reasons;
relationship of applicant to sponsor or applicant to other family members in doubt;
marital status of family member suspect;
sponsor under investigation for violation of IRPA; or
OP 2 Processing Members of the Family Class
The following would frequently, but not necessarily, be non-routine cases:
legal validity of foreign marriage in question (marriage which occurred in country other than in processing mission's area of responsibility);
custody of children of applicant;
residence status of sponsor in doubt;
delays created by applicant not following instructions;
communications not received by mission or by applicant (unreliable postal system, mission not informed of change of address);
family members and principal applicant residing in different countries and processing coordination difficulties occur; or
applicant previously removed or excluded from Canada.
In an effort to aid analysis and identification of non-routine cases, the Work In Progress (WIP) event structure in CAIPS should be used by visa offices to flag non-routine cases. Visa offices may enter the following WIP events to identify a file that is non-routine and therefore might be processed outside of the six-month service standard. The WIP events are:
Background check delay
Medical delay
Criminality delay
Other delay
One or more of these WIP events may be entered when the cause of a possible delay is identified.
Examples of possible delays:
Medical delay—the requirement to undergo 6 months of treatment for active tuberculosis;
Criminality delay—a family member has a pending criminal charge that must be resolved before admissibility may be determined;
Other delay—an interview is required but area trips are made to the region only once or twice per year and an area trip has been completed just recently;
The sponsor is from Quebec, was found to be ineligible by Quebec, and successfully appealed;
An investigation in Canada is required prior to determining whether the sponsor is eligible.
OP 2 Processing Members of the Family Class
I couldn't copy all.. Damn its long..lol but it was saying new info was added
How embrasssing this man told me a lie bcuz I agru with him this morining he is trying to find a way to talk to me....he only made it worst I just have to cuss him out again....sorry about the misleading info....he said they took it no questions asked....if yuo all dont mind ill stick around n thankz to all who replied to me earlier
thanks for the welcome. will keep the group updated regarding changes etc. we'll see. thanks for the welcome everyone. did a wonder if mi a waste mi time a join dis ting. no regretsDADDYS GIRL said:
Twoheartsonelove
Hero Member
- Jan 4, 2014
- 23
- Category........
- Visa Office......
- Kingston
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- App. Filed.......
- 21-10-2013
- Doc's Request.
- new PC sent Aug 22/14
- AOR Received.
- Nov 12, 2013
- File Transfer...
- Nov 25, 2013
- Med's Done....
- Oct 09, 2013
- Interview........
- not required
- Passport Req..
- Dec 03, 2014
- VISA ISSUED...
- Jan 14, 2015
- LANDED..........
- Jan 17, 2015!!! FINALLY
Oh dear what a wicked man...LOL!! No worries I am sure you can find a few good ways to get back at him when he arrives heremissjam said:
. Maybe tell him that in Canada he needs to jump into a cold lake to get his SIN or kiss a fish??!! LOL!!Can we ask when you applied and when your application got to KGN??
That 1 dont sound like a bad idea lol...we applied September 2012 transfered Dec 2012 med redo dec 2013 ppr feb 2014Twoheartsonelove said:Oh dear what a wicked man...LOL!! No worries I am sure you can find a few good ways to get back at him when he arrives here
Can we ask when you applied and when your application got to KGN??