You are right, but I don't think they care about that, I was reading and just people that got approved before March 18th are exempt to travel, so even if we get the visa they are not going to let us enter.
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You are right, but I don't think they care about that, I was reading and just people that got approved before March 18th are exempt to travel, so even if we get the visa they are not going to let us enter.
I understand with the travelling restrictions but atleast we want to know when our love ones will get their visa.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...ronavirus-covid19/immigration-applicants.html
Maybe I am misunderstanding
If you have your visa , you can come to canada if there is plane coming from where you are... when arrived in , will need to stay quarantined for 14 days. Thats all i heard.
Continue to write to Trudeau. We need to flood his emails so he knows that there is actually a problem and it needs attention.
https://pm.gc.ca/en/connect/contact
He does, I've written 3 times and gotten back responses. It is within a few days you get a response back. However the response I got was that my matter will be sent to the Minister of Immigration. It is a way of letting the immigration minister know that we are going above your head to rectify this situation. Trudeau's advisors will let him know that there is an influx of complaints regarding the MVO so we need to grab his attention.
Hi everyone!
I am sponsoring my spouse who is Venezuelan but was living in the Dominican Republic when we met and when we filed the application. As a result our Visa Office is Mexico.
I see a lot of people speaking of interviews, is this an obligatory process when going through the Mexico Office? I am getting super worried about this considering it will probably mean months more of delays...
I am sponsoring him to come to Quebec and have just sent my husband's CSQ today (July 7th) and got a response from the VO saying they have received it and added it to my file...
I was getting excited about getting one step closer to a final decision but now I am wondering if that was just wishful thinking...
I am sponsoring my spouse who is Venezuelan but was living in the Dominican Republic when we met and when we filed the application. As a result our Visa Office is Mexico.
I see a lot of people speaking of interviews, is this an obligatory process when going through the Mexico Office? I am getting super worried about this considering it will probably mean months more of delays...
I am sponsoring him to come to Quebec and have just sent my husband's CSQ today (July 7th) and got a response from the VO saying they have received it and added it to my file...
I was getting excited about getting one step closer to a final decision but now I am wondering if that was just wishful thinking...
Hey just letting you know they extended my husband medical to December 2020
When was it due to expire ? My wife’s expires August 22 and we are now in our 20 month of waiting .
