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kkhan870 said:
Means you passed the point test and documents test at the moment
i think so i IP since may14 and worried some on who has submitted his full documen on sep 2010 and IP on May 21 has got MR by mail on other side some people have got refusal mail. i'm confused on what base this things will happen. pls commenc on that
with regard
 
gashe4peace said:
i think so i IP since may14 and worried some on who has submitted his full documen on sep 2010 and IP on May 21 has got MR by mail on other side some people have got refusal mail. i'm confused on what base this things will happen. pls commenc on that
with regard
There are cases of refusals after IP but very few
 
It depend upon the visa office for getting medical.

As far as LVO is there, u will get waiting letter or refusal letter.

gashe4peace said:
i think so i IP since may14 and worried some on who has submitted his full documen on sep 2010 and IP on May 21 has got MR by mail on other side some people have got refusal mail. i'm confused on what base this things will happen. pls commenc on that
with regard
 
It can be observed from the list that the applicants after march are getting the letters and the rest had MR's maybe it's due to the visa quota or maybe due to the bill in the parliament
 
Hi

Check this out, it says no back log and govt lost the battle in court

http://www.thestar.com/news/canada/politics/article/1211698--ottawa-loses-legal-battle-over-immigration-backlog?bn=1
 
We received your application for permanent residence on June xx, 2010.

We reviewed your application and sent you a letter on October xx, 2010. Please consider delays in mail delivery before contacting us.

Your application and supporting documents were received by the London England office. They are pending review.

Your application was reviewed and we started processing on May xx, 2012.

still havent got wait letter.....
 
Ajmal Khan said:
Hello Mech

MY ecas is back today but without address and with ....In Process .

MAK

same with me. i guess its a good news. keep ur fingers crossed
 
mech said:
same with me. i guess its a good news. keep ur fingers crossed
It is a very good news and I guaranteed that you will get it because they updated all of the applicants after this disappearance
 
azmatgaad said:
Hi

Check this out, it says no back log and govt lost the battle in court

http://www.thestar.com/news/canada/politics/article/1211698--ottawa-loses-legal-battle-over-immigration-backlog?bn=1
Yes bur the bill recently passed says that only the higher court's orders only be implemented if they are passed on or before 29 march 2012
 
kkhan thqnks
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can u allaborate further
 
hello friends, count me in, i am also "in process" from 24th of may, will i be getting any wait letter?, if yes, then, after how many months.
 
BG time lines, from house of common committee on CIC

The Chair:
We have finished the first page, so we're going to start all over again.
I'm going to ask one question first. I'd like you to tell me the difference between the security screening for temporary applications and that for permanent residency applications, if any.
Mr. Pierre Sabourin:
The security screening for temporary residents is for people who are coming here temporarily. The security screening for people who are permanent residents is for people who are coming in here permanently. We now have service standards for the temporary resident side. They're very different from those on the permanent side. I can elaborate more on those, if you wish.
The security screening is to make an admissibility decision based on specific areas of the act, IRPA. We're looking at whether there are reasonable grounds to believe, whether the individual who is applying is permanent or temporary, that the person might pose a risk to national security, such as espionage, terrorism, war criminality, or organized crime. In one case the process is much longer. It takes about eight months right now.
The Chair:
Which one?
Mr. Pierre Sabourin:
For permanent, it takes about eight months. On the temporary side, just over the last few months we finalized the service standards. For a VIP or urgent request, it's 48 hours; for China, it's five days; for what we call tier 1 countries, which includes Saudi Arabia, India, Haiti, Pakistan—there's another one missing—it's 10 days; and for the other countries, for tier 2, it's 20 days.
 
azmatgaad said:
BG time lines, from house of common committee on CIC

The Chair:
We have finished the first page, so we're going to start all over again.
I'm going to ask one question first. I'd like you to tell me the difference between the security screening for temporary applications and that for permanent residency applications, if any.
Mr. Pierre Sabourin:
The security screening for temporary residents is for people who are coming here temporarily. The security screening for people who are permanent residents is for people who are coming in here permanently. We now have service standards for the temporary resident side. They're very different from those on the permanent side. I can elaborate more on those, if you wish.
The security screening is to make an admissibility decision based on specific areas of the act, IRPA. We're looking at whether there are reasonable grounds to believe, whether the individual who is applying is permanent or temporary, that the person might pose a risk to national security, such as espionage, terrorism, war criminality, or organized crime. In one case the process is much longer. It takes about eight months right now.
The Chair:
Which one?
Mr. Pierre Sabourin:
For permanent, it takes about eight months. On the temporary side, just over the last few months we finalized the service standards. For a VIP or urgent request, it's 48 hours; for China, it's five days; for what we call tier 1 countries, which includes Saudi Arabia, India, Haiti, Pakistan—there's another one missing—it's 10 days; and for the other countries, for tier 2, it's 20 days.
whats this all about, pls explain.