MissMyGrandson said:
Firstly, it's unfortunate that some of you think I was accusing anyone of "spreading negative energy" that isn't the case at all. I was simply asking how there can be such certainty with the responses. I get it.. you've been on this forum for a long time and take stock of what the general experiences have been and formulate time frames etc. I understand completely now how you are gaining this information, however, every case is different as is every application.
I know people who have had their applications processed in much shorter time frames and this is why I made queries as to how you really know. If you failed to produce a proper application, this will create a very long delay. If you don't have fees paid up front, this can cause another really long delay, and the list goes on. So, without knowing the applicants facts, you are basing your responses on the feedback you are receiving from this forum alone.
There are thousands of us waiting to reunite with our families and we are all being punished for the crimes that others have committed in the past, like being paid out to marry someone to come to Canada and then divorcing once the PR goes through. This has been the main reason why we are now all suffering and being questioned of the validity of our relationships.
We are at the mercy of the NDVO to make our lives complete. I did not, and do not want to offend anyone for all the good work and information produced by this forum, nor do I want an apology for stating what you believe are the facts. This is your thoughts on the process, based on your information but that doesn't mean that they are 100% accurate,
that's all.
I can chose to take the information, believe it, or not. A forum to me is about expressing views and receiving feedback, not to take things personally or as a personal attack against you. It was never my intent to create animosity or as some quoted "negative energy" to the forum. I joined to support everyone who is in the same situation and to receive support, regardless of my questioning. I never expected to be defending myself or to read that I should just quit the forum because I don't believe what i'm told.
That isn't a very mature response and clearly after reading that, I am even more disheartened that I have been judged. You don't even know me or the kind of person I am and to just tell me to get lost because I question someone is cruel.
For the record, I'm a woman NOT a man. Good luck to everyone, may you continue to receive the support you are looking for through this forum. It clearly isn't for me.
God Bless.
Firstly, it's unfortunate that some of you think I was accusing anyone of "spreading negative energy" that isn't the case at all. I was simply asking how there can be such certainty with the responses. I get it.. you've been on this forum for a long time and take stock of what the general experiences have been and formulate time frames etc. I understand completely now how you are gaining this information, however, every case is different as is every application.
It's forum!!, everyone can share their views here, it's up to you to take whether the solution/answer suitable for you or not!!, Experience people share their expertise by helping new people quires by doing background work or based on their experience which came to them by tracking this thread posts from a longtime and analyzing the spread sheet!! and we are saying thanks by clicking Good if we like or it's relevant to us. However, Every case is different, and processing time depends up on file to file, NDVO say they will try to complete application processing within 17 months but it's may be delayed based on number of applications they receive. Every application will be accessed based on criteria which NDVO followed.If you need more information how immigration system act please go through
IP02 and IP08 spouse or common law partner immigration documentation which were available in online.
I know people who have had their applications processed in much shorter time frames and this is why I made queries as to how you really know. If you failed to produce a proper application, this will create a very long delay. If you don't have fees paid up front, this can cause another really long delay, and the list goes on. So, without knowing the applicants facts, you are basing your responses on the feedback you are receiving from this forum alone.
Application will be processed on criteria which explained in above documents, i am sharing link here too. if the application is straight forward then it will be processed within short time, if VO thinks its marriage of convince then he will go for further steps.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/manuals/ip/ip02-eng.pdf
Every case is different, wait untill 16 months, after you can contact NDVO for the reason for the delay.
There are thousands of us waiting to reunite with our families and we are all being punished for the crimes that others have committed in the past, like being paid out to marry someone to come to Canada and then divorcing once the PR goes through. This has been the main reason why we are now all suffering and being questioned of the validity of our relationships.
That's true, due to past things they made immigration system more strong , sometime true marriages also under scrutiny .it's due to some marriage fraud in the past... you can read below ...
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/protection/fraud/marriage.asp
We are at the mercy of the NDVO to make our lives complete. I did not, and do not want to offend anyone for all the good work and information produced by this forum, nor do I want an apology for stating what you believe are the facts. This is your thoughts on the process, based on your information but that doesn't mean that they are 100% accurate,
that's all.
That's true, here every one will give their views, it may not be 100% matches to your question. Immigration officers are trained to identify the fraud applications !! , if they believe particular application is genuine then they will process with in 6 months also.
That isn't a very mature response and clearly after reading that, I am even more disheartened that I have been judged. You don't even know me or the kind of person I am and to just tell me to get lost because I question someone is cruel.
i understand you miss your grandson, be patient , your application will be processed within the time frame given by NDVO, if not order notes, and do case specific inquiry !!
For the record, I'm a woman NOT a man. Good luck to everyone, may you continue to receive the support you are looking for through this forum. It clearly isn't for me.
No problem if your woman or man; your human like all here, defiantly we will help as well as you have to help by sharing information, one day we all happy for sure!!
Processing will be delayed because of too many reasons
5.6 Processing priorities
Applications for permanent residence from spouses, common-law partners, conjugal partners and dependent children have the highest priority, along with children to be adopted. Other members of the family class follow. These are operational, not regulatory priorities. The Department aims to process 80% of sponsorship and permanent residence applications submitted on behalf of the high-priority group of spouses, common-law partners, conjugal partners and dependent children within six months.
5.7. Non-routine cases
While every effort should be made to process high-priority cases expeditiously, it is recognized that there are circumstances where priority processing may legitimately be affected. While not exhaustive, the list below provides some examples of non-routine cases that may not be processed according to the six-month service standard..
Examples of non-routine cases:
medical, security or criminal issues;
suspected relationship or dissolution of convenience;
misrepresentation of marital status at time of marriage;
previous deportation;
inability to support self and family members due to legal obligations or other reasons;
relationship of applicant to sponsor or applicant to other family members in doubt;
marital status of family member suspect;
sponsor under investigation for violation of IRPA; or
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outstanding criminal charge against sponsor.
The following would frequently, but not necessarily, be non-routine cases:
legal validity of foreign marriage in question (marriage which occurred in country other than in processing mission's area of responsibility);
custody of children of applicant;
residence status of sponsor in doubt;
delays created by applicant not following instructions;
communications not received by mission or by applicant (unreliable postal system, mission not informed of change of address);
family members and principal applicant residing in different countries and processing coordination difficulties occur; or
applicant previously removed or excluded from Canada.
In an effort to aid analysis and identification of non-routine cases, the Work In Progress (WIP) event structure in CAIPS should be used by visa offices to flag non-routine cases. Visa offices may enter the following WIP events to identify a file that is non-routine and therefore might be processed outside of the six-month service standard. The WIP events are:
Background check delay
Medical delay
Criminality delay
Other delay
One or more of these WIP events may be entered when the cause of a possible delay is identified.
Examples of possible delays:
Medical delay—the requirement to undergo 6 months of treatment for active tuberculosis;
Criminality delay—a family member has a pending criminal charge that must be resolved before admissibility may be determined;
Other delay—an interview is required but area trips are made to the region only once or twice per year and an area trip has been completed just recently;
The sponsor is from Quebec, was found to be ineligible by Quebec, and successfully appealed;
An investigation in Canada is required prior to determining whether the sponsor is eligible.
Good Luck with your application!!
