**** MAY 2010 APPLICANTS ****

[shuhash]

thanks shuhash! i knew i had both of them already like more than a year now and no MR as yet..
=(

to the rest, do you know a way how we can expedite the process? at least asking/demanding subtlety..

haha i wish i knew ... i m stuck at buffalo myself .. my 2nd aor doesnt even mention any time frame .. at least in the past they used to mention if you havent received any response by .. .. time then contact VO ... i guess thats not the case anymore for buffalo ..

 

[Payal]

@Shuhash,
There is a timeline posted on CIC website for buffalo which is 19 months.. Its aleardy 13 months for us May applicants and probably we can reach them once this timeline of 19 months have passed

 

[blessed23]

KABAYAN BLESSED23 congrats!!!! its not the agency that you should depend on. Immigration will give you all the specific intstructions through email or send you a hard copy on your address. anyways relax and try to imagine the -40 temp here in canada. sooooon!!!!MABUHAY!!!

Hi kabayan sarap naman basahin ng msg mo... congrats na kagad! AMEN I SAY!.... sa agency pinapadala ang mga letters.. don't know nga baket hindi ako CC..

 

[MARCHIE]

3413 - Nurse Aides, Orderlies and Patient Service Associates......

Has anyone applied for this post...

 

[sarahE]

Hi all,

I too applied for PR in May 2010 - I received my first AOR on 21st Oct and sent off my supporting docs in Jan (6th) - it has now been 6 months and still no word from the London VO.

I wondered if anyone can clarify something for me - at which point do the VO review your supporting docs, is it before or after the AOR? I'm assuming since its an acknowledgement it means they're only just opening your file, thus they are not able to reject a case at the 2nd AOR stage? Is this correct?

Many thanks for your help!

 

[haral]

paper review happens before AOR issuance.. as per their OP6 AOR is issued when complete app is submitted and candidate is found eligible as per paper review...at this stage they take a selection decision incase of a straight forward app or request for further docs....

Hi all,

I too applied for PR in May 2010 - I received my first AOR on 21st Oct and sent off my supporting docs in Jan (6th) - it has now been 6 months and still no word from the London VO.

I wondered if anyone can clarify something for me - at which point do the VO review your supporting docs, is it before or after the AOR? I'm assuming since its an acknowledgement it means they're only just opening your file, thus they are not able to reject a case at the 2nd AOR stage? Is this correct?

Many thanks for your help!

 

[haral]

9.5. Procedure - Final determination of eligibility for processing
If the applicant submits a complete application and supporting documents, replace the CIO file
number with a visa office file number. Please refer to ―Information about CAIPS release 40.2‖
Appendix B of OB 120.
It is essential to follow the instructions above in order to identify cases in which complete
applications and supporting documents are received. It is necessary to identify these cases for
reporting and evaluation purposes.
Before placing the application into processing, review the information on the file and determine
whether it meets the criteria in the Ministerial Instructions. To be eligible for processing under
these Instructions, the applicant must qualify under one of the three categories described in the
Ministerial Instructions (see section 8.3 for further details).
The visa office assesses the applicant‘s submission as is. Visa officers should proceed directly to
a final determination against the MI. If the application is determined to be eligible for processing,
the case should proceed directly to selection decision based on the information on file. No followup
request for missing documents related to selection is required (please see section 11.10 for
information about the one exception to this instruction).
Any documents or information required to complete the admissibility review should be requested
once SELDEC is passed. Missing admissibility documents should not hold up the final
determination of eligibility or selection review.
If the applicant‘s submission is insufficient to determine that the application is eligible for
processing, a negative determination of eligibility should be rendered.

 

[ryan niazi]

9.5. Procedure - Final determination of eligibility for processing
If the applicant submits a complete application and supporting documents, replace the CIO file
number with a visa office file number. Please refer to ―Information about CAIPS release 40.2‖
Appendix B of OB 120.
It is essential to follow the instructions above in order to identify cases in which complete
applications and supporting documents are received. It is necessary to identify these cases for
reporting and evaluation purposes.
Before placing the application into processing, review the information on the file and determine
whether it meets the criteria in the Ministerial Instructions. To be eligible for processing under
these Instructions, the applicant must qualify under one of the three categories described in the
Ministerial Instructions (see section 8.3 for further details).
The visa office assesses the applicant‘s submission as is. Visa officers should proceed directly to
a final determination against the MI. If the application is determined to be eligible for processing,
the case should proceed directly to selection decision based on the information on file. No followup
request for missing documents related to selection is required (please see section 11.10 for
information about the one exception to this instruction).
Any documents or information required to complete the admissibility review should be requested
once SELDEC is passed. Missing admissibility documents should not hold up the final
determination of eligibility or selection review.
If the applicant‘s submission is insufficient to determine that the application is eligible for
processing, a negative determination of eligibility should be rendered.

Dear could you plze calrify my case under the light of your above quotes from op6, my question is
1) I submitted my full documents on 15/11/2010,
2)I then felt that I was short of 2 points,asked quorex and he confirmed my points to be really short,then I decided to go for an IELTS attempt to improve my points,which thank GOD improved my points from previous 12 to 14,I submitted this IELTS fresh TRF result to VO on 1st April 2011, this reached VISA OFFICE on 5th April 2011,
3)few days later I received my 2nd AOR on 20th April 2011 which was dated 14th April 2011
Now what do you think my new result will be included/counted or not ,will it delay my case ?
dear I am not worried about the processing time ,the only worries are regarding the consideration of 2nd IELTS result which only enables me to reach 67 points,
yours and other respectable members views are welcomed,
waiting for comments,
Ryan Niazi

 

[jnathan]

ryan

obviously the 2nd IELTS result have already been included.
dont worry, it has not made the process slower.
everyone of us will get our calls.

 

[ryan niazi]

ryan

obviously the 2nd IELTS result have already been included.
dont worry, it has not made the process slower.
everyone of us will get our calls.

oh thanks dear for the comments and guidance,
with best wishes for all,
Ryan Niazi

 

[Payal]

Guys,
I just want to request everybody to stick to one common language - ENGLISH. Some of the posts here are in some language which everybody cant understand,, You surely can open a new topic and invite friends as per ur region

 

[sarahE]

paper review happens before AOR issuance.. as per their OP6 AOR is issued when complete app is submitted and candidate is found eligible as per paper review...at this stage they take a selection decision incase of a straight forward app or request for further docs....

Great thanks for clearing that up

 

[newlifeincanada]

Guys,
I just want to request everybody to stick to one common language - ENGLISH. Some of the posts here are in some language which everybody cant understand,, You surely can open a new topic and invite friends as per ur region

I agree with you... +1 for you

 

[hotheart007]

Dear Friends !
I Would like to present a suggestion for all pre-26 june applicants to approach their near n dear ones living in Canada to exercise their right to information Act in Canada at a very small fees of $5.
They can ask for the reason for delay in our processing and further plan of CIC to how they will handle our applications. here is the link for that
form : http://www.tbs-sct.gc.ca/tbsf-fsct/350-57-eng.asp
this is the address where they have to mail this form.

Citizenship and Immigration Canada
Thierry Cadieux
A/Access to Information and Privacy Coordinator
Narono Building
360 Laurier Avenue West, 10th Floor
Ottawa , Ontario K1A 1L1
Telephone: 1-800-667-6703
Facsimile: 613-957-6517
ATIP-AIPRP @ cic.gc.ca thanks n regards for paying attention. Hoping for positive responses from fellow members.

 

[MARCHIE]

PLEASE DONT POKE CIC too much that they get fedup and throw your PR application in the Trash...dont try to act too smart with them...If you can corner them my right to information act ....they can corner you in 1001 excuses for which you will not have any reply till eternity...

So be patient and watch....Thats by Advice to peers....unless someone wants to intensionally screw oneself ...