His Inability to find adequate resources in his current location does not mean he would qualify as a dependent. Technology has improved so many tools are accessible these days or even built in to everyday technology like a mobile phone. It often does also often require the person and their family to take initiative. I am not naive enough to think that it may not be difficult but with technology, practice and likely some help from a paid aid or family member many visually impaired people can lead fairly normal lives. Many of these obstacles exist in Canada and the support comes at a much higher cost since a large portion is not covered by the government. Would suggest he start exploring options, work on his skills, try to find employment while waiting to see if he is accepted.
It shouldn't be the case. My application is in the Mississauaga office as well. I have same concern that 2019 people have already got theirs but why we who have applied before them without any delays are still waiting and no reply at all.
