When it comes to provincial nominee and Quebec, if you are in the province that nominated you or out of the country you are good, cant be in another province if you are a nominee.
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The average waiting time is 27 months. For me it took almost 28 months, so, yes, it is very normal. You may be lucky and get the PR faster than that. If they already asked you for medicals, it may be that you are less than eleven months from the end. I am from Italy and in Quebec since 2016 too.
What I think delayed my application was the fact that I travelled a lot, maybe to some red-flagged countries, but who knows. Otherwise my application was quite simple and they did not ask me for anything to add or fix.
I don’t believe they would consider outland applicants any soon. However I do hope they would, as they have been really unfair when it comes to outland applicants. Late 2018 and early 2019 applications are still on hold, I have completed 28 months and the last time I have heard from IRCC was in March 2020 when I got the pre-arrival letter.... QSW was a very wrong choice
Today, they are going to announce restrictions on international travellers again. Most probably they will extend it one more month.
Maybe, people who already got PR confirmation might be excluded from the ban.
Vaccinations are going super fast. USA & UK has already vaccinated everybody. Canada is at nearly %50 first dose rate as of now.
All EU countries fastened vaccinations program and they agreed on to have a vaccination passport that lets people to travel between 26 countries with this passport. Due to the today's news, Canada will also integrate with it.
Besides, Canada is losing much more money than as expected, as long as they restrict people to enter Canada.
Aviation and tourism sector is nearly died. I think they can't hold this anymore.
Outlands, especially the ones who are over 28 months like us, would see processing during this summer.
Well, ur so right travel restrictions are impacting canadian economy big time. I do really hope they would turn some eye on us, but am not sure about it.
They are really slow when it comes to public vaccination, myself and family in ME have already taken 2 doses. They can simply process outland files at least for those who can provide vaccination certificate or something.
I called a few times to check on my application even though I submitted my application in March of this year. Some agents have told me that my application "looks good" .. Any of you got this response? They are just saying stuff in order to calm us down because of the delays lol. I just want to make sure all my signatures and Webforms are there, because I made a few mistakes (with background and travels). I believe all my signatures are there, just wanted to be extra sure.
You can’t be extra sure until you will get your AR. Before you send your application, make copies to be sure.
Let’s be honest: they send AR now for people who send application in April 2020, it’s no way that will proceed with 2021 this year.
If you feel that you made mistake, use your XEP to fill webform with correct information and write Letter of Explanation.
Hey all, not sure if anyone has been through the same situation. I recently got married a year after I submitted my federal application. I have added my spouse as a non-accompanying member already so I can have my PR first before sponsoring her to avoid the already overwhelmed backlog. Do I need to notify MIDI as well about the marriage or is it IRCC alone? Thanks!
Here is the latest report of the Standing Committee on Immigration.
https://www.ourcommons.ca/DocumentViewer/en/43-2/CIMM/report-5/page-ToC?fbclid=IwAR1ocfPHW7SsIyXRUpKtv8PZqQKD7k6IrqvXtJX2EzQw3l7WaZ6sfHGY41U
https://www.ourcommons.ca/DocumentViewer/en/43-2/CIMM/report-5/page-ToC?fbclid=IwAR1ocfPHW7SsIyXRUpKtv8PZqQKD7k6IrqvXtJX2EzQw3l7WaZ6sfHGY41U