Rahul_eni
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- Mar 25, 2013
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- Visa Office......
- New Delhi
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- App. Filed.......
- 16-01-2013
- AOR Received.
- 16-02-2013
- File Transfer...
- 16-02-13
- Passport Req..
- 18-04-13
- VISA ISSUED...
- 11-09-13
True... today its been 181 days since I applied for my wife's PR... really testing our patience... hope this strike ends soon and our files move ahead...mum_girl said:My stats as of today: -
No of days since application received CIC-M - 199
No of days since sponsorship approval - 162
No of days since passport requested - 138
God knows how much more they want me to wait...They're seriously testing our patience...Phew!!! Getting tired now... I hope and pray that I can sustain my patience till D-Day !!!
Hope we all have patience to get through this difficult waiting period like we all have till date.
mum_girl said:Nope I am not planning to coz it doesn't make sense to apply as of now. Once the strike gets over and post that if it still takes time then I might go for it...otherwise it only makes sense to wait coz I feel most of the files are delayed due to the strike or else we all would've got our PRV's.
And lets get real...Even if I apply for GCMS notes today, its goin to take about a month for me to receive it...and if the strike gets off and they start working on our files...the chances of me getting a DM would be before I'll get the GCMS report mailed to me...Do you get my drift?
Rahul_eni said:Yea thats the plan![]()
gupta417 said:True... today its been 181 days since I applied for my wife's PR... really testing our patience... hope this strike ends soon and our files move ahead...
- Gupta
mum_girl said:Wait until this strike thingy gets over, these guys resume work as usual and post that if you think its takin longer than usual then go for it...that's what I am planning to do...
JN 009 said:CIC websites says
"Posted processing times for both temporary and permanent resident visa applications do not take into account work stoppages."
Does this mean this stoppage of work time coz of strike will not be taken account for the 10 months processing period by NDVO ?
JN 009 said:CIC websites says
"Posted processing times for both temporary and permanent resident visa applications do not take into account work stoppages."
Does this mean this stoppage of work time coz of strike will not be taken account for the 10 months processing period by NDVO ?
mum_girl said:@ JN 009 - Your dates and mine are almost the same...Hope we both get to hear from them soon...Good luck with your application...Keep us posted of any developments on your file...
JN 009 said:Yes dear...will keep you updated.
For sure we both and all of us applied in Jan & Feb will hear good news soon...Good luck to you tooo
I will take your wordmum_girl said:Wait until this strike thingy gets over, these guys resume work as usual and post that if you think its takin longer than usual then go for it...that's what I am planning to do...
mum_girl said:Nope I am not planning to coz it doesn't make sense to apply as of now. Once the strike gets over and post that if it still takes time then I might go for it...otherwise it only makes sense to wait coz I feel most of the files are delayed due to the strike or else we all would've got our PRV's.
And lets get real...Even if I apply for GCMS notes today, its goin to take about a month for me to receive it...and if the strike gets off and they start working on our files...the chances of me getting a DM would be before I'll get the GCMS report mailed to me...Do you get my drift?
mum_girl said:Thank you![]()