ONLY - Who submitted CIC-AINP(SRS-U.S. Visa Holder Category) application

[chigirl]

Oh thats a long man. What does your lawyer think anyways?

As of now, they have nothing much to say. We will wait and see if we can get a better answer after we send the enquiry.

 

[dear_pnp]

As of now, they have nothing much to say. We will wait and see if we can get a better answer after we send the enquiry.

Yeah that will be interesting to know what capis notes say. Man this waiting is getting on my nerves.

 

[Unique12]

Hello Chigirl, do you know why the caips notes request take 8 weeks now? Did you order them from caipsnotes.com? I think it takes 45 days at most there.

Yes. Hope to have it by the 3rd or 4th week of Feb. Unfortuantely, it takes about 8 weeks.

 

[chigirl]

Hello Chigirl, do you know why the caips notes request take 8 weeks now? Did you order them from caipsnotes.com? I think it takes 45 days at most there.

Yes, I ordered from caipsnotes.com. I think its their normal processing time. They said the request to I think their office in Ottawa, who then sends it to Buffalo. And I guess the delay is in Buffalo.

 

[DKSCHOWDARY]

How do I register for the Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan (AHCIP)?

1) Need Current utility bill from an Alberta residence

2) PR Card

not sure if they would accept proof of PR card or else... we have to wait until we get PR Card.

http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/AHCIP-form-AHC0102.pdf

 

[lee26]

Is this something causing delays to many

It is important to note that once your file has been accepted by a visa office for processing, it will continue to be processed at that visa office even if you leave the country. This can be a problem if a visa office calls you for an interview and you are not able to return to that country. Failure to attend an interview can result in the refusal of the application. In such a case, visa offices are not obliged to transfer applications. Visa offices will usually only transfer applications to maintain “program integrity.” This usually means that they will only transfer applications when they feel they are unable to effectively evaluate the supporting documents.


--cic news letter

Thanks
Lee

Hello Friends,

I came across an article by David Cohen and thougth to share it with you all.
It's an interesting article about chosing the correct Canadian visa office (or say eligibility )for submitting the PR application.

http://www.cicnews.com/2011/01/understanding-r11-visa-office-submit-application-canadian-permanent-residency-01822.html


Hope this helps.

 

[Reddy Facts]

Guys,

Dont worry things will move now. They are already cleaning the dirt.

foxnews.com/us/2011/01/28/ice-sham-university-cover-illegals/

news.yahoo.com/s/ac/20110120/tr_ac/7659772_ice_raids_trivalley_university_but_where_were_the_grammar_police_1


This is the result of long wait times and background checks to sniff out the frauds.

 

[chigirl]

Is this something causing delays to many

It is important to note that once your file has been accepted by a visa office for processing, it will continue to be processed at that visa office even if you leave the country. This can be a problem if a visa office calls you for an interview and you are not able to return to that country. Failure to attend an interview can result in the refusal of the application. In such a case, visa offices are not obliged to transfer applications. Visa offices will usually only transfer applications to maintain “program integrity.” This usually means that they will only transfer applications when they feel they are unable to effectively evaluate the supporting documents.


--cic news letter

Thanks
Lee

Not sure what exactly you mean. But, there are people who have left the country after they submitted their applications and have gotten passport requests. In any case, most applicants are still in the country.

 

[cchabert]

How do I register for the Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan (AHCIP)?

1) Need Current utility bill from an Alberta residence

2) PR Card

not sure if they would accept proof of PR card or else... we have to wait until we get PR Card.

http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/AHCIP-form-AHC0102.pdf

You don't need to wait for your PR card to get registered, I didn't have it when I do mine, just show your passport with the CORP and that's it

Welcome to Canada

 

[the]

I guess you can apply before you get PR card because it says if you are moving from outside Canada you are eligible for coverage on the date you arrive.

1) Alberta residency: utility bills, rental agreement, bank statement, etc
2) Goverment issued photo identification: Canadian/non-Canadian passport
3) Legal entitlement to be in Canada: Canada entry document (we suppose to have this, right?)

AlbertaGovernor, please comment. Thanks.

How do I register for the Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan (AHCIP)?

1) Need Current utility bill from an Alberta residence

2) PR Card

not sure if they would accept proof of PR card or else... we have to wait until we get PR Card.

http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/AHCIP-form-AHC0102.pdf

 

[the]

cchabert, thanks for your confirmation.

You don't need to wait for your PR card to get registered, I didn't have it when I do mine, just show your passport with the CORP and that's it

Welcome to Canada

 

[DKSCHOWDARY]

cchabert, thanks for your confirmation.

Thanks cchabert & The.

 

[josephdadreamer]

Chigirl,

I just hope so.... I don't know what to say to my kids at my home country causing this delay.

Joseph...Looking at your timeline, there's a big chance your file will get transferred. They still don't seem to have gotten to yours yet.

 

[showrisudhir]

Same Reply i got.

nothing for me either.
last inquiry i sent was jan 5. and i got this reply back then:
Your application is in process. We are unable to provide a date when the processing of your application will be complete.

Regards,

Canadian Consulate General Buffalo

 

[bibo]

For the ones whose application are stuck in Buffalo.
Are you all of Indian background?

Same Reply i got.