Spousal Sponsorship in-land Applications 2016 timeline and updates
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Did you get an email stating it's been attached to your file? If not, it's safe to assume it's still stuck in the mail room. Not to worry about the due date -- the officers are well aware that the mail room is tragically behind.
Err....
Yes I am tremendously slow.
AIP means they have assessed the relationship. Therefore, yes. @sylvain1 is correct here @Inlandspouse
. Sorry for the confusion.
When they hit this region, they are generally reasonably diminished. Katrina ripped many old trees down here. Almost stole my satellite dish too!
What I fear is a Katrina response from this government. Obviously, Canada will respond with "hold my beer"; as they did last time; but, they need to fix the guy at the top...
Tin tin
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- Aug 12, 2017
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- Category........
- FAM
- Visa Office......
- Portage Road
- App. Filed.......
- 19-09-2017
- Doc's Request.
- 20-11-2017
- AOR Received.
- 20-11-2017
- Med's Request
- 18-08-2018
- Med's Done....
- 21-08-2018
I agree with you. Some agents have a tiny clue on what's on their own website. I don't trust them because they seem to answer your call and want to finish with you so fast without getting to the nitty gritty of your case. Some are not informed on what the status of your file is even after looking up in the system. The system is failing us, they say one thing and don't keep their word. We will end up with agents having a backlog. Those times are a guide but maybe interviewing spouses should be brought back.
Yours is to finish within 12. Those agents are practically idiots
Hi Everyone,
I am August 2016 sponsorship applicant. On June 29th, I received an email from CIC requesting me to complete the Schedule A form and I was given a month to do so. I completed this form and sent it back to CIC through the web form. However, I received another email from CIC today requesting me to complete the Schedule A form again. I am very sure that I completed the form as requested the first time without leaving any gaps in-between the months... I made sure that all the months were accounted for (here is the format I used the first time From 2017-09 to 2017 - 10). Does anybody know why CIC asked me to complete this form again? Has this ever happened to anyone on this forum? What would you advise me to do?
I am August 2016 sponsorship applicant. On June 29th, I received an email from CIC requesting me to complete the Schedule A form and I was given a month to do so. I completed this form and sent it back to CIC through the web form. However, I received another email from CIC today requesting me to complete the Schedule A form again. I am very sure that I completed the form as requested the first time without leaving any gaps in-between the months... I made sure that all the months were accounted for (here is the format I used the first time From 2017-09 to 2017 - 10). Does anybody know why CIC asked me to complete this form again? Has this ever happened to anyone on this forum? What would you advise me to do?
Yah... I haven't commented on that, but there is a negative spin now on this thread. Negativity won't help anyone.
Regarding the beer you described, I would need to go to one of these specialised shop, we have "le monde des bières" and the "dep de la rive" that are specialized in imported beers. In Quebec, the beer is mainly sold in groceries and convenient stores, not in SAQ (equivalent to LCBO) and they will sell mainly big commercial brand and some local products.
That reminds me my first trip to New-Brunswick... that was in 2004. With a friend, we went for camping there. On the way, my car broke... it was the clutch... I was stack for two days in a small city still on Quebec side. When I finally got my car back, we drove to NB and got to a camping around 10h45 pm. So we were thirsty.... and went to the first convenient store to buy beer. After looking at all fridges a few times each with some desperation, the cashier told me, you're from Quebec, right? Yes, why? Beer is not sold in convenience store in NB, you'll have to wait until tomorrow to buy from a beer store.... so I learned that it was another "only in Quebec"!!!
As I said before, I wish they enforced contribution for the call centre agents on this forum.
In any case, our MP clearly stated, this is the official line, until December 15 2017. They have to level set the expectation, in the case where there is a problem with the file.
That said, ours was done within 14 months (13.5 -- and delayed clearly because of a medical that they couldn't extend). Considering the firestorm surrounding the area my wife is from, I am frankly surprised that it was finished as fast as it was. If you follow the five-eyes conspiracy, you'd know that Canada is the listening partner responsible for the Soviet Union -- so I guess it's not impossible -- BUT, many more are being finished under even the 12 months time frame now.
I would say this: For anyone who applied before December 15 2016, you were told clearly (or it was clearly available) that 26 months was the line -- was how long they said it would take. I can say, as of July 2017, they have had the largest turnover for applications to PR since they started recording the statistic. 47,705. If they continue the current pace, that's even more than their "maximum" in terms of the 2017 levels WRT spousal sponsorships.
That's two things: a tremendous achievement in balancing the safety (and that is very, very desirable for EVERYONE), and in the processing of PR's. I can appreciate how it feels to be waiting -- but the likelihood that you will be delayed to 26 months is almost zero.
Yes they asked me 3 times.. I thought I wasn't missing any gaps too but I did. I suggest checking it every line. As of this week, CIC has been attaching files in days. Heads up to everyone - that's a good thing!
I think @profiler already offered his help, but I may offer my help as well. If you send me a private message, I can give you my email. I won't have time tomorrow, but I could check on Sunday.
You needed to hit the local gas station! That's the part that shocked me in NB -- Gas Stations!
In Ontario, the "beer store" is an LCBO affiliate. So, local beer stores will have an LCBO close by. That's who sets the closing time.
This beer -- I got at the beer store. Even if you cannot get it there -- I might suggest the trip anyway
. We have room for occupation .