I suggest that you keep patience & track other applicants in the forum who received PPR along with you. If they get theirs & still you have not received yours by then - that is when you should worry.siddharth27012004 said:
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New Delhi Passport Tracking Thread
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jibs084
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- Jun 20, 2011
- 4
- Category........
- Visa Office......
- New Delhi
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- App. Filed.......
- nov 06 2010
- File Transfer...
- 15/03/2011
- Med's Request
- 23/01/2012
- Med's Done....
- 01/02/2012
- Interview........
- 19/01/2012
- Passport Req..
- 23/01/2012 Passport sent - 07/02/2012
- VISA ISSUED...
- 05/03/2012
- LANDED..........
- April 30,2012
lika
Star Member
- Jun 13, 2011
- 4
- Category........
- Visa Office......
- CHC ND
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- App. Filed.......
- 02-12-2010
- AOR Received.
- 02-03-2011
- IELTS Request
- Sent with initial application
- File Transfer...
- 02-03-2011
- Med's Request
- 26-04-2011
- Med's Done....
- 07-05-2011
- Interview........
- Waived
- Passport Req..
- 26-04-2011 (PCC and PP submitted June 2nd)
- VISA ISSUED...
- Oct 12, 2011
- LANDED..........
- April 2012
Immigration Minister Jason Kenney appeared before a House of Commons committee on Oct. 20 to discuss immigration backlogs. (Adrian Wyld/Canadian Press)
Canada needs to accept fewer applications from people wanting to live here, Immigration Minister Jason Kenney says, and he's eyeing the family class for cuts.
Canada is facing too big a backlog and, despite accepting 254,000 applications every year, there are one million people who are waiting to hear whether they can move to Canada, the citizenship and immigration minister said Thursday.
Canada gets about 420,000 applications every year and refuses about 10 per cent of those.
Speaking to the House committee on citizenship and immigration, Kenney said processing applications faster won't fix the backlog problem. And it isn't possible to accept enough people to deal with it either.
The only options, he said, are to vastly increase acceptances, or take fewer applications and keep processing the ones already received.
"Those are the only two possible solutions. It's a math problem," Kenney told reporters after the committee meeting.
Cut family class applications
Kenney pointed to the family class, under which parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens can immigrate. His department received 37,500 applications in 2010 but admits 18,500. Right now, there's a 10-year wait time for processing.
"Merely for us just to tread water, we would have to double the number of people coming into that program ... and that wouldn't even reduce the backlog," he said.
Kenney said other countries require a minimal family income, private health insurance or a bond to limit parent and grandparent applications.
Immigration lawyer Richard Kurland said Kenney's right to suggest a cap on the parents and grandparents category.
"Unless you solve the intake problem, you're going to have a growing backlog with growing processing times and it's time to bite the bullet," he told reporters after the committee meeting.
Kurland said a 20,000 cap is appropriate, and that the government should break the applicants into categories.
"Bring in as priority one the single parents overseas. Priority two is you bring in parents where the families can pony up $75,000 up front to defray medicare costs, either with permanent resident visa on payment or [for $75,000] give that family a 10-year visitor visa to Canada and that way they can be here waiting until their number comes up in the immigration inventory overseas."
Speaking to Rosemary Barton on CBC's Power & Politics, Kenney called the $75,000 payment "a very interesting idea."
"I've heard similar ideas about asking people to share in a greater portion of the social and health-care costs. And maybe that's one practical way of bringing more fairness while limiting the number of new applications so we can avoid the big backlogs. That's a very valid idea," he said.
The Conservative government and previous Liberal governments averaged about 18,000 parent and grandparent entrants a year, he added.
Kenney says the department is launching consultations on cutting the backlog.
NDP immigration critic Don Davies said reducing parent and grandparent applications is the wrong way to go.
"What I object to the most is the minister has come into this so-called study, these meetings, with a preconceived conclusion. The only policy tool that he's looking at is capping applications. Well, that's not the only policy tool available to the minister," Davies said.
He wants Canada to accept another 100,000 immigrants every year, arguing a per capita measurement doesn't make sense because the country has so much space
Canada needs to accept fewer applications from people wanting to live here, Immigration Minister Jason Kenney says, and he's eyeing the family class for cuts.
Canada is facing too big a backlog and, despite accepting 254,000 applications every year, there are one million people who are waiting to hear whether they can move to Canada, the citizenship and immigration minister said Thursday.
Canada gets about 420,000 applications every year and refuses about 10 per cent of those.
Speaking to the House committee on citizenship and immigration, Kenney said processing applications faster won't fix the backlog problem. And it isn't possible to accept enough people to deal with it either.
The only options, he said, are to vastly increase acceptances, or take fewer applications and keep processing the ones already received.
"Those are the only two possible solutions. It's a math problem," Kenney told reporters after the committee meeting.
Cut family class applications
Kenney pointed to the family class, under which parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens can immigrate. His department received 37,500 applications in 2010 but admits 18,500. Right now, there's a 10-year wait time for processing.
"Merely for us just to tread water, we would have to double the number of people coming into that program ... and that wouldn't even reduce the backlog," he said.
Kenney said other countries require a minimal family income, private health insurance or a bond to limit parent and grandparent applications.
Immigration lawyer Richard Kurland said Kenney's right to suggest a cap on the parents and grandparents category.
"Unless you solve the intake problem, you're going to have a growing backlog with growing processing times and it's time to bite the bullet," he told reporters after the committee meeting.
Kurland said a 20,000 cap is appropriate, and that the government should break the applicants into categories.
"Bring in as priority one the single parents overseas. Priority two is you bring in parents where the families can pony up $75,000 up front to defray medicare costs, either with permanent resident visa on payment or [for $75,000] give that family a 10-year visitor visa to Canada and that way they can be here waiting until their number comes up in the immigration inventory overseas."
Speaking to Rosemary Barton on CBC's Power & Politics, Kenney called the $75,000 payment "a very interesting idea."
"I've heard similar ideas about asking people to share in a greater portion of the social and health-care costs. And maybe that's one practical way of bringing more fairness while limiting the number of new applications so we can avoid the big backlogs. That's a very valid idea," he said.
The Conservative government and previous Liberal governments averaged about 18,000 parent and grandparent entrants a year, he added.
Kenney says the department is launching consultations on cutting the backlog.
NDP immigration critic Don Davies said reducing parent and grandparent applications is the wrong way to go.
"What I object to the most is the minister has come into this so-called study, these meetings, with a preconceived conclusion. The only policy tool that he's looking at is capping applications. Well, that's not the only policy tool available to the minister," Davies said.
He wants Canada to accept another 100,000 immigrants every year, arguing a per capita measurement doesn't make sense because the country has so much space
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sandeep714
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I really deserve visa before the expiry of medicals. Only 29 days are left. I have send general enquiry, fax, case specific enquiry and a letter to NDVO. I hope they will understand me and help me.
-Sandeep
-Sandeep
MAY THESE DIWALI CRACKERS SHOWER SPEEDY VISA PROCESSING TO ALL & MR/PPR/RPRF TO ALL THOSE AWAITING DESPERATELY [/size]
Hello,
I am worried now because i found everyone can see his/her status. Which i cant from day one. my case progress is as follow.
Please tell if this is normal or i should contact CHC regarding that.
File received :- 12/ dec/ 2010
Email from CIO:- 11/Mar/2011
Letter From New Delhi CHC :- 4/April/2011
Letter for medical :- 19/ May/ 2011
Letter For PPR:- 19/May/2011
Marriage questioner:- 19/May/2011
Med done 04/June/2011
PP send with medical copy and Marriage questioner :- 6/ June/ 2011
Receipt received for RPRF:- 21/ June/ 2011
From that no communication has taken place. My application Number start with E as i came to know lots of my friend have B is there any diff. Please revert
I am worried now because i found everyone can see his/her status. Which i cant from day one. my case progress is as follow.
Please tell if this is normal or i should contact CHC regarding that.
File received :- 12/ dec/ 2010
Email from CIO:- 11/Mar/2011
Letter From New Delhi CHC :- 4/April/2011
Letter for medical :- 19/ May/ 2011
Letter For PPR:- 19/May/2011
Marriage questioner:- 19/May/2011
Med done 04/June/2011
PP send with medical copy and Marriage questioner :- 6/ June/ 2011
Receipt received for RPRF:- 21/ June/ 2011
From that no communication has taken place. My application Number start with E as i came to know lots of my friend have B is there any diff. Please revert
saeid
Hero Member
- Oct 29, 2007
- 1
- Category........
- Visa Office......
- New Delhi
- NOC Code......
- 2173
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- AOR Received.
- 24-06-2011
- Med's Request
- 24-06-2011
- Med's Done....
- 29-07-2011
- Interview........
- 07-02-2011
- Passport Req..
- 24-06-2011
- VISA ISSUED...
- 29-01-2013
- LANDED..........
- yet to decide !
In "Identification Type" select "Immigration file Number / Application Number " and then enter your Identification Number which starts with EPjcharmeet said:
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sandeep714
Guest
No updates even on this tuesday, still in process.
Only 22 days are remaining.....??? ??? ???
Only 22 days are remaining.....??? ??? ???
vettoorlijo
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- Apr 14, 2010
- 0
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- Visa Office......
- New Delhi
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- Med's Done....
- 6th june 2011
- Passport Req..
- 25th june 2011
only send you medical other wise you will be in trouble because God knows when you will get back your PP, I am facing lots of mental pressure nowvmanic said:
vettoorlijo
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- Apr 14, 2010
- 0
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- Visa Office......
- New Delhi
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- Med's Done....
- 6th june 2011
- Passport Req..
- 25th june 2011
My dear friendamilatan said:
I am in UK now
around 2 week back we send email and fax PP back request, nothing is happened we are running out of time i am really in big trouble..............
You must have received a UCI number. Try checking your Ecas status with that.jcharmeet said:
In "Identification Type" select "Immigration file Number / Application Number "
Here is a link to the Ecas
https://services3.cic.gc.ca/ecas/?app=ecas&lang=en
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