Yes of course we all see things will move on for the East. Things remain standstill for the West. Lolregina_jy said:Peace people Peace!! Things will move on. Why so much fuss??
Yes of course we all see things will move on for the East. Things remain standstill for the West. Lolregina_jy said:Peace people Peace!! Things will move on. Why so much fuss??
I will send an email to my MP too.a.R. said:Its not about peace or war, its about being fair. I'm sure a lot of applicants like me have to travel for work purposes, be it States or Europe. Not having a Canadian Passport is having a major impact on my career growth. Also, as civic mentioned, all of us have fulfilled the requirements just as people in the east. Its only fair that sufficient resources should be allocated to Western provinces.
@ civic, I will be sending an email to my MP in Calgary S.W. Mr. Stephen Harper. This will be interesting. Will keep you guys posted.
http://www.parl.gc.ca/Parlinfo/Compilations/HouseofCommons/MemberByPostalCode.aspx?Menu=HOCAlexRox said:I will send an email to my MP too.
Guys, do you know who represents Calgary downtown ?
Yes, as I mentioned before we are not declaring war against CIC. If we highlight the issue , they may rectify this.
If every affected person in Calgary send this same email to MP addressing the issue and request personal meeting, I think something will change for all of us.Calcan said:Very good Initiative,
I already sent to my MP Jason Kenney. Lets hope this will make some change.
Absolutely, specially if it is the same email i guess. Unless, they think its spam.civic said:If every affected person in Calgary send this same email to MP addressing the issue and request personal meeting, I think something will change for all of us.
Msafiri, Can we do this as a group ? Is there any provision for that ?Msafiri said:An option is for an applicant in YYC to take the lead and file a writ stating a delay vis a vis GTA processing times. The problem is getting any lawyer to get on board with this. Maybe talk to the owner of the forum.
This 'group' approach is referred to as a class action and must affect most if not all of the 'citizenship inventory'. There was one in the pipeline for RQd applicants with no end to site of their RQ review but the legal profession did not seem to have much appetite for this. Its also costly and is long winded so by the time any action happens you may have had your oath months beforehand - will you still be keen to carry on? CIC have revised the original RQ OB407 of May 2012 to OB407D (critieria not known but can be figured out) so the RQ issuance rate has fallen significantly. The increased $400 fee which should improve processing times, obvious drop in processing times for ON where say 50% of the citizenship inventory is and Bill C-24 makes a class action a non starter (IMHO). The writ route is faster, cheaper and you get an answer more or less right away.AlexRox said:Msafiri, Can we do this as a group ? Is there any provision for that ?
Would writ really work, as CIC officially claims that the processing time can be up to 24 months for regular applicants?Msafiri said:An option is for an applicant in YYC to take the lead and file a writ stating a delay vis a vis GTA processing times. The problem is getting any lawyer to get on board with this. Maybe talk to the owner of the forum.