Mexico

[Lisaroberts]

It’s nuts , hers is the same . And like I have said before , a lot of people don’t bring the kids right away . I do hope I don’t run into this, because like you my step children are not coming right away

So their interview is for the same reason?

 

[laport2018]

So their interview is for the same reason?

That’s what her notes say yes . As well she explained in her application that the Children’s mother is fine with visits but not moving right away and they are confused apparently about this lol
I read her notes and it’s ridiculous .

 

[Lisaroberts]

That’s what her notes say yes . As well she explained in her application that the Children’s mother is fine with visits but not moving right away and they are confused apparently about this lol
I read her notes and it’s ridiculous .

Lol. At least I’m not the only one. We must have same officer. Lol

 

[laport2018]

Lol. At least I’m not the only one. We must have same officer. Lol

Well I am wishing you the best of luck , it will all be ok . And I hope you get news soon

 

[gisalala]

Sorry was supposed to say. Mp did nothing for me.

OMG Lisa, I can't even imagine how stressful it might be. Mine has not reached the year mark yet, and I am very impatient.
Has your GCKEY changed to interview needed? Have you tried to ask Mexico VO for a date?

 

[gisalala]

I wonder if anyone from March is still waiting?
Hope Mexico VO is processing April applicants already

Omg is anyone still waiting from February applicants. Waiting for interview date!!!!! Come on Mexico!!!

 

[Lisaroberts]

OMG Lisa, I can't even imagine how stressful it might be. Mine has not reached the year mark yet, and I am very impatient.
Has your GCKEY changed to interview needed? Have you tried to ask Mexico VO for a date?

Yes Mexico just said that they have not scheduled a date yet and to be patient. Basically shut up and just wait. Lol. I’m so tired of waiting.

 

[starpanda]

I know I'm just starting my waiting (December 2018 applicant) but it's so depressing when some people are getting decision made while my application hasn't even left Sydney yet.

 

[Lisaroberts]

I know I'm just starting my waiting (December 2018 applicant) but it's so depressing when some people are getting decision made while my application hasn't even left Sydney yet.

I know. It’s such a long hard process. But I have to believe everything happens for a reason and it will be worth it in the end.

 

[ADRIANMR]

Hello guys .... question .... in your experience how longs it takes the police check from the PGR via mexican embassy is being almost 2 months and nothing yet :/

 

[bergy2018]

VO: Mexico city

AOR1 March 9th 2018

Passport with visa retreived March 26th 2019

 

[starpanda]

VO: Mexico city

AOR1 March 9th 2018

Passport with visa retreived March 26th 2019

Congratulations

 

[jmc1974]

VO: Mexico city

AOR1 March 9th 2018

Passport with visa retreived March 26th 2019

Congratulations and best of luck to you

 

[schilz]

Hello guys .... question .... in your experience how longs it takes the police check from the PGR via mexican embassy is being almost 2 months and nothing yet :/

In my case it took, 90 business days, FML
(Express Entry, not family class, but the process for PGR is the same)

 

[dorkismalorkis]

Nope expect absolute silence after medicals , mine was the same , all roses until medical passed. Now it’s silence . I have learned extreme patience hahaha

I want to know what is going on with Mexico VO.....

I am seeing some ARRANGED marriages getting PPR faster and they submitted applications MONTHS after us. It seems unfair.
How is this even possible? Arranged marriages are being approved faster than longstanding, traditional, uncomplicated, well documented marriage cases with 0 dependents (some with babies on the way,)? I also see someone got PPR who "met on social media" - and have no references from friends as to the validity of the marriage. How is this possible vs long standing, uncomplicated, well documented cases?


I am also seeing places from overseas getting processed much quicker than any Central American nation going through Mexico. If they have a system to process people from North Africa, Philippines, or India so quickly, why are similar processes not implemented for Mexico VO as well?

Are there enough agents? Are they overloaded? Are the agents paid on a typical Mexican salary?
(Wages in Mexico averaged 241.43 MXN/Day from 2000 until 2019, reaching an all time high of 373.60 MXN/Day in February of 2019)
-tradingeconomics . com .... // that means workers make around $25 per day. That's likely what CDN Visa Officers make per HOUR here. Does poor wage = less productivity?

I am not in any way trying to be rude or sound ungrateful about anything, these are just legitimate questions I have about the state of Mexico Visa Office and the protocol for processing applications via Mexico City VO. Many of the people with Central American PA's have applications averaging a processing time of 13-30 months!


To submit feedback to IRCC regarding process times for applicants via Mexico City VO:
https://secure.cic.gc.ca/feedback-retroaction/feedback-retroaction-eng.aspx