Yaaaa, just got GCMS notes today. Nothing is started .Let's hope for the best. London VO is absolutely ridiculous.
Security eligibility both Not Started. Just criminality, Medical and Info Sharing is complete.
Yaaaa, just got GCMS notes today. Nothing is started .Let's hope for the best. London VO is absolutely ridiculous.
Based on this Whatsapp group I am in Eligibility should start for you in March I believe (They applied in June/July and both got Eligibility started 1.5 months after medical). I am hoping that Medical comes in early March for me.Yaaaa, just got GCMS notes today. Nothing is started .
Security eligibility both Not Started. Just criminality, Medical and Info Sharing is complete.
Same situation.HEY, ANYONE FROM JULY 2023. I AM DONE WITH BIOMETRICS AND MEDICAL. STUCK ON BG SINCE 2 MONTHS.
This is sad news. But I suppose this dual intent TRVS are just in saying unfortunately.Same situation.
Just received rejection for visit visa application for my spouse today. Visit Visa communication came from Visa office in UAE.
Hoping to get some update by Friday this week on the Sponsorship application.
Same, my spouse got rejected with the lamest reason ever after 3.5 months of waiting. The reason well, gather around folks, this one is good, "not convinced you will leave Canada" YES genius that is WHY we applied under dual intent. Honestly Abu Dhabi VO is whack and potentially racially biased. Sad to see that IRCC has no consistency, they introduce new measures and have no transparency to inform the public they scrapped it (talking about Sean Frasers TRV announcement in May 2023)Same situation.
Just received rejection for visit visa application for my spouse today. Visit Visa communication came from Visa office in UAE.
Hoping to get some update by Friday this week on the Sponsorship application.
"Dual intent" is not a magic wand that gets one out of having issues. The bottom line for what intent does - which is absolutely minimal - is that IRCC officers cannot use "has a PR application process in process" as a reason to refuse. As you've seen they can still use the 'not convinced you will leave Canada' as a reason. (Yep, in practice, it pretty much serves as a guide to officers how to write a refusal in such a way that it won't be overturned in appeal process).Same, my spouse got rejected with the lamest reason ever after 3.5 months of waiting. Tge reason well, gather around folks, this one is good, "not convinced you will leave Canada" YES genius that is WHY we applied under dual intent.
Ofcourse applicants do their darnest to prove that they will leave. Turns out, employment, proof of family ties, property, finances, extensive travel history all pale in contrast to having your own spouse in Canada. It is not enough. "Dual intent" not being magic wand is well understood by literally everyone, therefore applying for a TRV is a risky undertaking from the get go while having a PR application in progress/your spouse present in Canada. Let's just admit there are some misleading archaic provisions IRCC had created but doesn't follow through with them."Dual intent" is not a magic wand that gets one out of having issues. The bottom line for what intent does - which is absolutely minimal - is that IRCC officers cannot use "has a PR application process in process" as a reason to refuse. As you've seen they can still use the 'not convinced you will leave Canada' as a reason. (Yep, in practice, it pretty much serves as a guide to officers how to write a refusal in such a way that it won't be overturned in appeal process).
To the extent there is an 'answer' to this when applying, it's showing that one has the will, capacity etc to leave IF REQUIRED. Even better is plans to leave (that can then subsequently change).
This doesn't tell anyone much what they can do to get it approved - again, unfortunately. I can say that if one is writing anything about intent and the spousal app, and certainly if one mentions dual intent (which I wouldn't), make sure to make clear either that WILL leave or WILL leave IF REQUIRED.
Still, no guarantees.
The announcement of the new measures was doomed from the start in over-promising, though.
Good luck.
It is not my experience, alas, that everyone understands this."Dual intent" not being magic wand is well understood by literally everyone
100% agreed that there is a WILL-FULL / INTENTIONAL dubious design for the May 26th announcement by previous immigration minister Sean Fraser. The new minister - has also NEVER ANNOUNCED ANY CANCELLATION of this program. So how come you see most members on this specific thread getting rejections? Are the officers so stupid, or so unware that their minister allows applicants to enter Canada and live with their family while their PR application is completed?? Why are they still using 'person will not leave canada' as a reason to reject? i'll explain...Ofcourse applicants do their darnest to prove that they will leave. Turns out, employment, proof of family ties, property, finances, extensive travel history all pale in contrast to having your own spouse in Canada. It is not enough. "Dual intent" not being magic wand is well understood by literally everyone, therefore applying for a TRV is a risky undertaking from the get go while having a PR application in progress/your spouse present in Canada. Let's just admit there are some misleading archaic provisions IRCC had created but doesn't follow through with them.
my wife has a job, all her family, everything in Pakistan, except of course me. But ya been 2 months no response for TRV. My PR was after biometrics when I applied, and I mentioned the PR application and everything and mentioned that we want to wait it out.Seems like there is NO consistency. My cousin applied TRV for his wife with an active PR application, and in his letter he openly wrote that he is awaiting her PR and that they're taking way too long so he'd like her to come on TRV.
They gave it to him in 60 days, I believe this was in 2021.
Others are being rejected for being too open about the same fact, seems like a very complicated issue..
Regardless, as soon as I get my AOR I will be applying for TRV for my wife in Pakistan as well. I should start drafting a letter now -- showing that almost all her family is in Pakistan (except me, her bloody husband), and maybe koi fall ka course mein isko enroll karde te hai, to show ke "wapis ja rahi hai"...
For this, I just want to mention, though it might not be same as what you are saying. In the initial TRV application, my wife mentioned that she will leave if TRV time expires and PR hasn't been approved by then. I mentioned the same in my letter of invitation.This doesn't tell anyone much what they can do to get it approved - again, unfortunately. I can say that if one is writing anything about intent and the spousal app, and certainly if one mentions dual intent (which I wouldn't), make sure to make clear either that WILL leave or WILL leave IF REQUIRED.
"Discrimination" is used as a bad word, but not all forms of discrimination are forbidden or even bad.All the while, we are seeing some other nationalities getting their TRVs simply after AORs (as was initially announced).
So there you go. That's the MAGIC WAND which the CIC officers want to keep in their hand and wave on applications of certain origins - and NOT SHOW IT to the public, otherwise, it will be labelled DISCRIMINATION.