what I did on my application I wrote N/A.. you can put your name if you want to be her representative..Bboy said:
The impolite side of me has reasons that I think but that's not helpful. I will say this. Today I called them again and the guy that answered was extremely rude. I put on my happiest, nicest voice and started the conversation by asking him about his day. He interrupted me with simply "what's your question"? I politely asked him if he would like my UCI number and again he asked me what my question was. So I extremely politely began to explain that my application was received on October 21 and I was officially at 118 days. At which point he finally took my UCI number and put me on hold. In the end he wasn't really able to help me. I did however learn that when I last called them on January 11 they did actually send a request for an update to whatever magical repository but they have not yet had a response. He did at least agree that the timing was quite long and not really acceptable and could not even tell me when I should call back. He also said that even though we have our FBI forms that we should not send them along until they request them. So I guess that was a little bit useful.Landing_PR said:
I called them today as well and I must've talked to the same guy as you. He refused to take my uci number and said I was premature in calling them since 60 days is an average and we shouldn't be so impatient. I advised him that many people get their SA within a day or so of receiving aor and he said I should only discuss my case. He repeatedly said call back after a month. And even then, don't call. Wait for the letter. In other words, don't call us, we'll call you. Honestly don't know what's the hold up and with no clarity, it's so hard to know what to do and who to contact!unicornpants said:
Landing_PR said:
When the call centre sends an inquiry to CIC, CIC has up to 5 weeks to respond.once they send the inquiry there isn't any point in calling back until those 5 weeks are.... the agents can't send another inquiry. And they just keep referencing the one that was already sent...unicornpants said:
I had asked if there were any missing forms and the agent said that if it was anything missing, agents would send an email/letter requesting it and they wouldn't wait as long to advise about missing forms or documents.canadausa#11 said:
So with mine, they never sent an inquiry because the agent said that even though I got a notification for AOR on Feb 4th, my 'envelope' was opened on Feb 7th and it's in processing. So until 1 month has passed starting from Feb 7th, they can't launch an official query.Anxiouswifey said:
That it useful. I just don't know why CIC can't tell me that. They didn't even tell me they'd sent a request on. The trouble is that I'm in week 6 since they sent it so I'm still in the same placeAnxiouswifey said:
I would contact your Member of Parliament... they can submit a special inquiry providing the one submitted by the call centre has expired and they can sometimes get you answers or get your application moving again...unicornpants said:
called the midi office and they said to return it back, so I sent it off today itself. Now god knows when I'll get a corrected version back 
Congratulationssnowy2015 said:Got my csq today but my bad luck there is a typo in my husband's name on the certificate
That sucks. You shoud've asked them that how long would it take now!snowy2015 said:Got my csq today but my bad luck there is a typo in my husband's name on the certificate
Mine took 5 weeks in total. They issued it 3 weeks after my credit card was charged.Catherine27 said:
Ikr! I'll call back in a week or so.IndToCan1 said:
