Parents and Grandparents Sponsorship 2019

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They asked for forms that we think were part of original submission but we submitted again. They asked PCC from other countries that she has stayed in for over 6 months which was Newzealand in our case. The email was from cic.gc.ca but the request letter has London Visa Office address in the footer and asks to submit any changes on the application since submission to london office email address. Now they are asking to submit passport and pictures to local visa office or high commission for stamping. PR visa will expire when medical expires which is 27 Feb in our case.

thanks , one more questions..... is interview required ?

 

[serious_cheese]

@YULIA-2016 @robertp @laxsun @jayeshaminnew @serious_cheese
please update the following:
pre-arrival service letter received: august 1, 2020
Nothing else.
@Line 278

Have you received a medical request yet?

 

[TYCanada]

That's over simplifying the situation a bit. Federal departments and agencies have to follow both federal and provincial guidelines on reopening office spaces. This means reduced capacity in offices and allowing some to work from home etc. Let's say for the sake of argument that the government offices are fully reopened and COVID does spread among federal departments and agencies, the shutdown would be even longer and interruption to services Canadians rely on will have a significant impact. From the business continuation point of view, it's critical to have a functioning government during crises and federal employees are the essential part of it. That's the reason why federal departments are operating on a cautious approach. It's difficult to make everyone happy and that's just part of running the government, I guess.

Well said

 

[Tangguoer]

@robertp @laxsun @bdidol @serious_cheese

Hello everyone,

I am a June 12 applicant still awaiting SA after I submitted BC back in Feb this year. My parents passports have expired and they are going to renew? Should I submit the new passports to IRCC? If yes, what is the best way? Webform?

Thanks in advance

Yes, update the new passports copy via Webform

 

[nguyentu2001]

Nothing updated on my case started processing in March. June 21 submission, anyone on the same boat?

 

[bluebird0479]

Nothing updated on my case started processing in March. June 21 submission, anyone on the same boat?

My application recieved date is June 20. I tried seending them and email requesting for more information and they replied me the file is in process.

 

[Adelina2091]

My application recieved date is June 20. I tried seending them and email requesting for more information and they replied me the file is in process.

Your ecas status is available?

 

[kwgcda]

My parents files 1 year without any movement, that's too much.

Even before Covid, the timeline was 12-24 months and we're only halfway through that. There's nothing we can do but wait patiently.

 

[bluebird0479]

Your ecas status is available?

It says application recieved on June 20th, 2019. Nothing after that.
I have not linked the application for any cic account, because it kept telling me the cannot find my application.

 

[oaw]

Everyone in same boat.
no progress, specially i guess this is due to COVID.
I hope everyone get their application processed successfully

 

[canuck78]

Hi All,
I have a question about the travel from India to Canada.
My mother was issued her CoPR on July 07,2020 and is valid till Oct 11, 2020.
Is she allowed to travel on current special flights by Air india?
I saw a directive tht says the application has to be approved before march 18 for travel. Does it still apply?

Your mother may not qualify to book one of the special repatriation flight. You’ll need to check.

 

[canuck78]

My application recieved date is June 20. I tried seending them and email requesting for more information and they replied me the file is in process.

You can order GCMS notes.

 

[canuck78]

Haha, I'd have to disagree and say that Mexico is the absolute slowest! My mom's file has been there for 9 months now with no movement since transferred there. It's going to be a long wait.

Unfortunately now that covid cases have exploded in Mexico would expect the processing to remain slow. On a positive you are still one of the lucky ones who are sponsoring their parents.

 

[canuck78]

My parents files 1 year without any movement, that's too much.

Posted processing times were 12-24 months. Getting PR for your parents with access to things like healthcare is an amazing benefit no matter how long you have to wait. Most other countries don’t allow this.

 

[canuck78]

That's over simplifying the situation a bit. Federal departments and agencies have to follow both federal and provincial guidelines on reopening office spaces. This means reduced capacity in offices and allowing some to work from home etc. Let's say for the sake of argument that the government offices are fully reopened and COVID does spread among federal departments and agencies, the shutdown would be even longer and interruption to services Canadians rely on will have a significant impact. From the business continuation point of view, it's critical to have a functioning government during crises and federal employees are the essential part of it. That's the reason why federal departments are operating on a cautious approach. It's difficult to make everyone happy and that's just part of running the government, I guess.

Agree. Adults also tend to get quite more I’ll than children. Just retrofitting large government offices would have taken quite a lot of time. Offices would have been mainly cubicles with communal copiers, eating area, etc. The bathrooms would need to be addressed as well. Employees were redeployed to different areas especially at the beginning of the of covid. They may be redeployed again to deal with more urgent immigration files to tackle some backlogs. That’s just a possibility not sure that it is true.

Many school boards are making significant alterations.