Mexico September 2015 Applicants
- Thread starter TANMEX
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Mexicanadians said:Hi!!!! We sent ours in October and haven't got anything yet pin the mail ,lots of luck
Hi there , I received AOR in 61 days and SA 7 days right after that to my email ,Nothing was mailed to me , Yours should be coming soon . did you include your email address ?
Best of luck
Come on Mexico, my fiel already there, my aplication is form september 29, AOR Received and SA Received, already in mexico from december 2 and in the wait.
Hi there ,expectin said:
I sent my application on September 24th , Received AOR and SA , CIC said they have forwarded my file to Mexico City , but I have no ways to confirm that is true , I think its still sitting in Mississauga . is there a way to know if they actually sent it ?
Thank you
CANzanillo
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- Aug 20, 2014
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- Category........
- Visa Office......
- CPC Miss/Mexico City
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- App. Filed.......
- 19-01-2015
- Doc's Request.
- 14-09-2015 including PGR submitted 07/10/2015
- AOR Received.
- AOR 20-03-2015 - SA 24-03-2015 confirmed by phone 27-03-2015. AOR2 received 14-09-2015
- File Transfer...
- ...within a month I was told - Update 22-04-2015 - was told my file transferred to MCVO on 20/04/2015
- Med's Request
- Upfront/Extended for one year to 12/01/2016
- Med's Done....
- 16-12-2014
- Interview........
- Waived Thank God!
- Passport Req..
- 03-12-2015
- VISA ISSUED...
- 09-12-2015
- LANDED..........
- 20-12-2015. PR Card Rec'd Feb 20, 2016
Join us here: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/mexico-t35385.12495.html
in the Mexico Forum. Lots of discussion there and I would be happy to add your timelines to our Mexico visa Office timeline spreadsheet!
see my signature line
in the Mexico Forum. Lots of discussion there and I would be happy to add your timelines to our Mexico visa Office timeline spreadsheet!
see my signature line
Thank you CanZanillio and Congratulations for your recent Approval and Landing .CANzanillo said:
I have been following the Mexico Thread for quite a while , lots of useful Information , I Created this Mexico September 2015 applicants thread to easily compare similar situations with recent applicants .
Thank you
December 24? yes if in the AOR they told you that the sent it to mexico for caomplete the process, yes they did, we just have to give then a few weeks, any ways there another way, like orderin notes , but as we are just september we would better give then some time,
So you guys havent get any news as us then, well i was reading and now the procesin times will take
18 months for any VO, I JUST DONT UNDERSTAND, But keep patienly waitin.
18 months for any VO, I JUST DONT UNDERSTAND, But keep patienly waitin.
Nothing yet , I don't think the newly posted time is accurate as they now changed it to 26 Months and Federal Self Employed changed to 111 Months .expectin said:
I believe we still fall under the same previous processing time of 6 to 18 months for MVO .
There you go some news Tanmex
Spousal sponsorship delays 'unacceptable'
The minister said the Liberals are committed to reducing wait times, not just for those sponsoring parents and grandparents, but also for those sponsoring spouses and common-law partners, children, and caregivers.
"That's a huge item on our agenda, which we will be addressing in the coming months," McCallum said.
Canadians who want to sponsor their spouses have also grown increasingly frustrated with long processing times.
In December 2014, amid complaints of growing delays, then–Immigration Minister Chris Alexander launched a one-year pilot project intended to issue open work permits more quickly to the spouses of Canadians already living in the country but waiting for permanent residency.
According to the Immigration Department's website, the current wait time for sponsoring a spouse or common-law partner is over two years if they live in Canada and upwards of 17 months for those living outside the country.
"Over the years, there have not been enough resources devoted to the spouses," McCallum said.
"I think that's unacceptable and that is one of the things we are determined to address."
The Liberals have budgeted an additional $25 million to reduce application processing times in 2016-17, followed by an additional $50 million a year for the next three years.
Spousal sponsorship delays 'unacceptable'
The minister said the Liberals are committed to reducing wait times, not just for those sponsoring parents and grandparents, but also for those sponsoring spouses and common-law partners, children, and caregivers.
"That's a huge item on our agenda, which we will be addressing in the coming months," McCallum said.
Canadians who want to sponsor their spouses have also grown increasingly frustrated with long processing times.
In December 2014, amid complaints of growing delays, then–Immigration Minister Chris Alexander launched a one-year pilot project intended to issue open work permits more quickly to the spouses of Canadians already living in the country but waiting for permanent residency.
According to the Immigration Department's website, the current wait time for sponsoring a spouse or common-law partner is over two years if they live in Canada and upwards of 17 months for those living outside the country.
"Over the years, there have not been enough resources devoted to the spouses," McCallum said.
"I think that's unacceptable and that is one of the things we are determined to address."
The Liberals have budgeted an additional $25 million to reduce application processing times in 2016-17, followed by an additional $50 million a year for the next three years.