Pre 26 june(MI-1) Delay struggle, Lets get united .................

[vermas]

Thanks KDSTTL,

What is your e-cas status "RBVO" or In Process"?? Fee is not refunded after the case goes into "In Process". Wondering why did they say "If you wish to withdraw your application, you may be eligible for a refund of your processing fees"?

 

[KDSTTL]

Thanks KDSTTL,

What is your e-cas status "RBVO" or In Process"?? Fee is not refunded after the case goes into "In Process". Wondering why did they say "If you wish to withdraw your application, you may be eligible for a refund of your processing fees"?

Please read the letter carefully.

They meant to say that all those applicants who filed the application to Nova Scotia which are yet to be transferred to New Delhi can withdraw their application.

Not for applicants like us. It will take a long time for their files to be processed.

 

[DELHI INDIAN]

Can someone also suggest the difference between, RBVO and " Your application was reviewed and we started processing on xxxxxx"? Once they have already started to process any application, can they still put it on hold as per the requirement and give priority to Post June 2010 cases?

Please read the letter carefully.

They meant to say that all those applicants who filed the application to Nova Scotia which are yet to be transferred to New Delhi can withdraw their application.

Not for applicants like us. It will take a long time for their files to be processed.

 

[KDSTTL]

Can someone also suggest the difference between, RBVO and " Your application was reviewed and we started processing on xxxxxx"? Once they have already started to process any application, can they still put it on hold as per the requirement and give priority to Post June 2010 cases?

Your comment in not related to the current discussion.

Still.

RBVO - "From the date the application details were transferred from Nova Scotia till it changes to in process with processing start date" - Supposed to be the dead stage.

In process with processing started is a good sign. You can relax and wait for medicals, provided the verification goes fine.

yes, they can still put on hold the "in process" applications, but as an when the labour market needs to be filled, they will have to again go with the "in process" applications.

 

[vermas]

KDSTTL,

Sorry, I disagree with your interpretation. This letter is from NDVO against a query and not from CIO. Similar letters have been repotedly received by applicants of Buffalo, London and Manila VOs too. The applications received by CIO, NS prior to 26 June 2010 have all been actioned. Yes, many pre-June 2010 cases are now pending with VOs.

Please read the letter carefully.

They meant to say that all those applicants who filed the application to Nova Scotia which are yet to be transferred to New Delhi can withdraw their application.

Not for applicants like us. It will take a long time for their files to be processed.

 

[sunnyslietian]

Dear Sir/Madam,

(System generated mail - that is why it is mentioned Sir/Madam instead of our names)

This is in response to your recent email enquiry to the Immigration Section of the Canadian High Commission in New Delhi.

circular message modified by New Delhi Office

Please be advised that if the applicant has (they should have mentioned "you have" instead of "applicant has") applied as a Federal Skilled Worker on or after February 27, 2008 and before June 26, 2010 , the application will take two years or more to be processed. This is due to the fact that Canada received over 425,000 applications (Canada received - not New Delhi ) under this program during this period, and 144,000 of these have not yet received a decision (Canda has not taken decision whether those applications are eligible for processing). This number represents more than twice the number of projected admissions under the federal skilled worker program in 2011, so many of these applicants will have to wait two years or more to be processed.

The applicants who have to wait for two years or more are those applicants whose applications are still in Canada pending for approval and not yet send to the processing country.

Those applications which were send to the India will be processed in 14 months period.

If you (applicants whose application are still in Canada) wish to withdraw your application, you may be eligible for a refund of your processing fees.
We trust that this information will be of assistance.


That is the circular message which was advised by Canada to circulate to the processing countries clients to avoid further applications being sent. New Delhi office wrongly send the same to applicants who asked for processing period request.

RUC
Immigration Section / Section de l'immigration
Canadian High Commission / Haut-Commissariat du Canada
7/8 Shantipath, Chanakyapuri
New Delhi
India / Inde

We are still within the quota and will be processed in 14 months period (average). Some may take 15-18 months.

first i thought this is clarification mail by cic,,,,,,,,,,, so to ur assertion i dont think there is any pre 26 june applicant who's file is not yet transferred to designated visa office or in other words there is no applicant who didn't get his/her first file number yet...............so its hard to believe ur calculations

 

[KDSTTL]

KDSTTL,

Sorry, I disagree with your interpretation. This letter is from NDVO against a query and not from CIO. Similar letters have been repotedly received by applicants of Buffalo, London and Manila VOs too. The applications received by CIO, NS prior to 26 June 2010 have all been actioned. Yes, many pre-June 2010 cases are now pending with VOs.

So, do you mean to say that exactly 144000 cases each are pending at local New Delhi office, local Manila office and local Buffalo office?
It is with CIC yaar. The backlog is with them. They are not going to open those files for the time being, and are planning to give priority to the labour market requirements.

Please reply

 

[KDSTTL]

first i thought this is clarification mail by cic,,,,,,,,,,, so to ur assertion i dont think there is any pre 26 june applicant who's file is not yet transferred to designated visa office or in other words there is no applicant who didn't get his/her first file number yet...............so its hard to believe ur calculations

So, do you mean to say that exactly 144000 cases each are pending at local New Delhi office, local Manila office and local Buffalo office?
It is with CIC yaar. The backlog is with them. They are not going to open those files for the time being, and are planning to give priority to the labour market requirements.

Please reply

 

[vermas]

The first letter of this content came out about 6 weeks back. At that time CIC had approx 144000 pre-June 2010 (MI-1) cases pending spread over all the VOs all over the world against an annual overall intake cap of approx 75000 FSW applicants including their family members. This is why they have said that it could take two years to process these cases. They have accorded priority to MI-2 instructions which were framed in consulatation with corporate stalwarts (29 occupations in demand) and caps for each NOC were fixed. Annual intake cap was also fixed. As you must have been observing in the last few days, cases for which medicals were already done have started getting PPRs now, indicating allowance available in the annual intake. Now, the applicants whose cases have been "In Process" for the last many months, should start getting medical instructions in effort to complete cases within newly published timelines for VOs.

FYI, CIO is part of CIC. CIO is the Central Intake Office of CIC which also has VOs all over the world and many offices within Canada.

Cheers..

So, do you mean to say that exactly 144000 cases each are pending at local New Delhi office, local Manila office and local Buffalo office?
It is with CIC yaar. The backlog is with them. They are not going to open those files for the time being, and are planning to give priority to the labour market requirements.

Please reply

 

[vermas]

Received by Visa Office - The complete application and documents have been received by the Visa Office.

In Process - Based on review of your complete application package, it has been determined that your application is eligible for processing. Processing has begun. At this stage, they start verifying your points, authenticity of documents submitted which may include calling your employer(s), educational institutes (in case of doubt), background checks etc. Fee is not refunded after the case goes into "In Process". Yes, they can and are delaying processing of pre-June 2010 application.

Hope this is helpful.

Cheers...

Can someone also suggest the difference between, RBVO and " Your application was reviewed and we started processing on xxxxxx"? Once they have already started to process any application, can they still put it on hold as per the requirement and give priority to Post June 2010 cases?

 

[DELHI INDIAN]

Thanks Vermas for your reply.

As per your revert, fee is non refundable once they start processing application. However, as per the letter received by few of members that the application might take two your or more and if they wish they can get the refund of this amount. If this is the case then CIC is clearly refering to those cases where processing has not started as yet. This will not be applicable to those cases where they have already started to process the application ( As CIC is quoting that if applicant wish to withdraw, fee will be refunded).

Am I correct friends?

Received by Visa Office - The complete application and documents have been received by the Visa Office.

In Process - Based on review of your complete application package, it has been determined that your application is eligible for processing. Processing has begun. At this stage, they start verifying your points, authenticity of documents submitted which may include calling your employer(s), educational institutes (in case of doubt), background checks etc. Fee is not refunded after the case goes into "In Process". Yes, they can and delaying processing of pre-June 2010 application.

Hope this is helpful.

Cheers...

 

[sunnyslietian]

So, do you mean to say that exactly 144000 cases each are pending at local New Delhi office, local Manila office and local Buffalo office?
It is with CIC yaar. The backlog is with them. They are not going to open those files for the time being, and are planning to give priority to the labour market requirements.

Please reply

not only delhi, manila and buffalo . 144000 is the sum of all canadian visa offices around the globe ......................

 

[sunnyslietian]

So, do you mean to say that exactly 144000 cases each are pending at local New Delhi office, local Manila office and local Buffalo office?
It is with CIC yaar. The backlog is with them. They are not going to open those files for the time being, and are planning to give priority to the labour market requirements.

Please reply

its very surprising that why its so hard to you to understand a simple thing which many of us trying to tell u. let me tell u in simple words 144000 is the grand total of application which has been transferred by CIO NS to designated visa offices but yet not finalized (visa granted or not by VO) means cases like us. i also tell u what my lawyers said that y this happened, prior to 26 june 2010 at CIO NS clerks just checked forms n calculated points as there was nothing provided to them except forms, so many of applicants who cant produce solid documentry evidence about what they have written in forms also got cleared from CIO and got their file no and their file transferred to VO. they will fail at visa officer scrutiny when get processed ,,,,but but till now they contribute to huge load on VO in other words they have created backlog, thats y for post 26 june CIC started accepting some documents and started doing scrutiny at CIO NS level.................................i hope this will make u understand ....and if not then as tarak.. said ........JUST MENTION A SINGLE PRE JUNE APPLICANT ON THIS BLOG WHO HAS NOT RECEVIED HIS/HER FIRST FILE NO YET(in one year june 2010 to present june 2011)

And for ur comfort i ve posted a question on thread of "JUNE 2010 APPLICANTS" lets c what answered i get http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/june-applicant-2010-t43317.4200.html

 

[vermas]

Your assumption is correct. These cases have to be in "RBVO". That is why I asked him the question if that case is in RBVO or In Process.

Thanks KDSTTL,

What is your e-cas status "RBVO" or In Process"?? Fee is not refunded after the case goes into "In Process". Wondering why did they say "If you wish to withdraw your application, you may be eligible for a refund of your processing fees"?

Thanks Vermas for your reply.

As per your revert, fee is non refundable once they start processing application. However, as per the letter received by few of members that the application might take two your or more and if they wish they can get the refund of this amount. If this is the case then CIC is clearly refering to those cases where processing has not started as yet. This will not be applicable to those cases where they have already started to process the application ( As CIC is quoting that if applicant wish to withdraw, fee will be refunded).

Am I correct friends?

 

[ryan niazi]

hi dear congratulations to those who have received MR and ppr or visa stamped,
wishing you all the very best,
Ryan niazi