I applied on January 19, 2022, and the eligibility review started on March 17, 2022. It's been 109 days and didn't receive the visa decision yet. When I will get the visa decision? Does delay mean visa rejection? How long do I have to wait?
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Unfortunately no one here can tell you when you will get a decision. You can raise a webform and ask IRCC but don’t expect a quick response.
No, the delay does not mean rejection. No one can tell you for sure about the delay but IRCC is in a messed up situation and has created huge backlogs as a result of them being unorganized and not taking the corrective actions in time. Some people get decisions in weeks, some after months. All you can do is wait and be prepared for worst-case scenarios. Webforms don't work as you will only get a generic response blaming COVID and war.
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- Category........
- STUDY
- Visa Office......
- Ottawa
- App. Filed.......
- 09-12-2020
- Med's Done....
- 15-11-2020
- Passport Req..
- 17-03-2021
- VISA ISSUED...
- 05-03-2021
- LANDED..........
- 19-04-2021
I'm presuming you've applied from Bangladesh? The current processing time (approximate) is 11 weeks as per the website. You mentioned that the eligibility review for your application began on March 17th of 2022. That's Day 1. It's been about 8 weeks (65 days) since then. So hang tight a little longer. I'm sure you'll get an update sometime in June.
Webform may work if your processing time is longer than the maximum processing time suggested by IRCC. Check processing times - Canada.ca
Also, some people will start a new application if the old one didn't get result for a really long time. Sometimes the new one gets approved fast and they cancel the old application via webform. It may be a solution but I do not recommend it because I'm not sure about the risks of having two applications at the same time.
Also, some people will start a new application if the old one didn't get result for a really long time. Sometimes the new one gets approved fast and they cancel the old application via webform. It may be a solution but I do not recommend it because I'm not sure about the risks of having two applications at the same time.
That is not how processing time works. In IRCC's words, day one is when you submit your application but I would count the day your biometrics get updated as day one.
Hey , Iam a graduate and I did a mistake in SOP my 12th percentage Is 71.4℅ but my agent wrote 71.08℅ mistakenly Will it cause misrepresentation and also will it affect on my visa decision. Also I raised a webform to update this information . Please response
No, it will not cause any issues. As long as you didn't alter any documents you don't have to worry about anything, especially when the error is this minor.