torontonianguy said:Hii
Can anybody guide me what to provide in school records....coz i have done my 10,11,12 grades here in canada n now going to uni.....can anybody guide me what to send as school records.
Thank you
farrous13 said:No one called CIC today? No updates?
By definition of the CIC process, "In Process" means that the file has been transferred to "local office". I am not sure what we are chasing.farrous13 said:No one called CIC today? No updates?
Previously, that definition was correct. In more recent times however, they've set the status of applications to 'In Process' right after opening and verifying completeness in Sydney. The 'In process' definition on the CIC webpage you reference was just never updated accordingly.jsamiraziz said:By definition of the CIC process, "In Process" means that the file has been transferred to "local office". I am not sure what we are chasing.
services3.cic.gc.ca/ecas/redir.do?redir=app_gra&lang=en&app=ecas
farrous13 said:Anyone else called the CIC to check on their application. I got thru their phone system in one try. Update us
you should have called them again. Different agents act differently; some of them are nice and quite helpful while some of them do a lousy job.andriy155 said:When I called CIC, they didn't even want to ask me for my client ID and told me that everyone's(!!!) applications are still in Sydney. Actually sounded somewhat annoyed and told me the entire process takes about 18 months. Anyway, I understand they don't want people calling them monthly, but then why some people are given more info than the others?
andriy155 said:When I called CIC, they didn't even want to ask me for my client ID and told me that everyone's(!!!) applications are still in Sydney. Actually sounded somewhat annoyed and told me the entire process takes about 18 months. Anyway, I understand they don't want people calling them monthly, but then why some people are given more info than the others?
I'll just do the same.Simkr said:i got the exactly same response. seems like i have to give them a break for couple of months..
offpiste said:Hi guys I applied for my citizenship with my parents(through lawyer) on Oct 2012 and it has been in process since Feb 2013. In May 2013 my Father got R.Q. Today I called CIC to check my status and they told me that everything looks okay on my file but since one of my family member has got R.Q so my application has been automatically delayed(36 months). At the time of application I requested my lawyer to file my application separately as I am adult and not dependent on my parents but apparently he mailed our file in one envelope to CIC.
I am planing to pursue medical education in US(next year) and Canadian passport will definitely increase my chance. So if any experienced forum member can guide me on my situation it would be of great help. Is there a way to separate my file now and have it processed separately or I am just stuck with this situation :'(
Thanks in advance