Mexico

[csanti]

Is there any movements for April and May applicants?

Hey there! I'm a May applicant and I have no updates!!!!
Cheers!

 

[Estefania220]

Hi any updates on March applicants ?

 

[Jbodden]

Hey there! I'm a May applicant and I have no updates!!!!
Cheers!

Hi. Okie dokes thank you.. Hopefully soon..

 

[Oscar.95]

No this would no affect your processing

Well that makes me feel better ;D

I paid it off just in case, I dont want it to catch me by surprised.

 

[Oscar.95]

Absolutely won't affect it.. no worries

;D

I Paid it off just in case

 

[Oscar.95]

Can anyone here explain to me how I will know if an interview has been waived ?

At what part of the process will it be between of?

Can I still get a letter asking me to do one even if CIC is already asking for the Permanent Resident Fees ? and the CSQ?


Because I have been reading that after you send the Csq to Quebec it is pretty close for you to get the Passport request and then the landing.....

Please correct me if my processing steps are incorrect. :-X

 

[Jbodden]

Can anyone here explain to me how I will know if an interview has been waived ?

At what part of the process will it be between of?

Can I still get a letter asking me to do one even if CIC is already asking for the Permanent Resident Fees ? and the CSQ?


Because I have been reading that after you send the Csq to Quebec it is pretty close for you to get the Passport request and then the landing.....

Please correct me if my processing steps are incorrect. :-X

Hello. I'm not a pro at it lol but from what I understand when you get PPR is when you know the interview has been waived.

 

[Jalex23]

Can anyone here explain to me how I will know if an interview has been waived ?

At what part of the process will it be between of?

Can I still get a letter asking me to do one even if CIC is already asking for the Permanent Resident Fees ? and the CSQ?


Because I have been reading that after you send the Csq to Quebec it is pretty close for you to get the Passport request and then the landing.....

Please correct me if my processing steps are incorrect. :-X

There is no such thing as "processing steps". There is no way of knowing when the interview has been waived until you have PPR.

 

[Oscar.95]

There is no such thing as "processing steps". There is no way of knowing when the interview has been waived until you have PPR.

Gotcha !

Thanks

 

[Oscar.95]

Hello. I'm not a pro at it lol but from what I understand when you get PPR is when you know the interview has been waived.

Thanks .... From what I just mentioned on the previous post and I know that everyone is different but will it much longer after I send all of those documents to MX city ? I hope not lol :-[

 

[dama2015]

Thanks .... From what I just mentioned on the previous post and I know that everyone is different but will it much longer after I send all of those documents to MX city ? I hope not lol :-[

Hi
We applied for CSQ right after recieving SA and i applied in july so i dunno if that really means it almost done...we got them on november 5th

 

[Jalex23]

Thanks .... From what I just mentioned on the previous post and I know that everyone is different but will it much longer after I send all of those documents to MX city ? I hope not lol :-[

Assuming a normal, straightforward process (no kids, no parents, first marriage, obvious relationship) then it should take between 8 to 12 months to finish the whole process, from initial submission to landing.

One word of adivce. Stop trying to guess "when" you will only get frustrated and will start feeling they "are taking too long"... you should remember that the average timeline atm is 17 months and that many people are already in their 2-4 year in the process. Leave and forget.

 

[Oscar.95]

Assuming a normal, straightforward process (no kids, no parents, first marriage, obvious relationship) then it should take between 8 to 12 months to finish the whole process, from initial submission to landing.

One word of adivce. Stop trying to guess "when" you will only get frustrated and will start feeling they "are taking too long"... you should remember that the average timeline atm is 17 months and that many people are already in their 2-4 year in the process. Leave and forget.

Just trying to get an idea.... But very true.

Thanks for the advice !!

 

[CanHonduras]

Luna my husband send his passport on Dec28 and today I checked out and it saids: Su solicitud de visa N°xxxxxxxxxxx está siendo tramitada en la Oficina de visas de Canadá en Mexico City. He has a flight for Jan19

Any updates on passport???? I am still waiting to het my husband back!!

 

[thesaiyan]

Hi everyone, just joining the forum . First post.

Applied to sponsor my wife back in July 2015, got SA in september, CSQ in november (I live in QC) and AOR from Mexico as well in november. Currently we're waiting for the PPR.

I want to set my times in the left section of my posts with more details to join the waiting club, can someone give me a hint on where to modify that section?

Thanks.