me!Cherlyn said:Wondering how many of us are still waiting for visa (March applic.)?
February hereCherlyn said:Wondering how many of us are still waiting for visa (March applic.)?
Lysiana said:Between leaving work and coming home, the e-Cas Tracker service I signed up for sent me an email stating the following:
Latest update:
A decision has been made on "__________________"'s application. The office will contact "__________________" concerning this decision.
When I check the tracker myself, under the Permanent Residence Application Status it says: "Decision Made" and the following:
We started processing "__________________"'s application on August 2, 2010.
Medical results have been received.
A decision has been made on "__________________"'s application. The office will contact "__________________" concerning this decision.
What does this mean? It can't be a good sign... can it?
Any insight is appreciated.
-Lys
None of you are citizen?? Hmmmm. What are your Can&Am status?Lysiana said:We were married in February 2010. Canadian-American; neither of us is naturalized; we are in our mid-20's with no prior marriages.
e-Cas is only updated regularly for applications processed IN canada. once your application gets to the buffalo office, e-CAS is not longer particularly useful - some IOs update information on e-CAS, and some don't. It's not a requirement. So, don't wait for e-CAS updates!! Some visa offices use it , others do not, and Buffalo is an office that doesn't necessarily use it to communicate with applicants. That's why lots of people never get an e-CAS update, but then wind up getting a PPR by mail.sbwv09 said:No ecas update today..
But I know a lot of you guys got letters long before an ecas update, so hopefully something comes in the mail soon! Hopefully they are working on it and I just don't know it
minna said:e-Cas is only updated regularly for applications processed IN canada. once your application gets to the buffalo office, e-CAS is not longer particularly useful - some IOs update information on e-CAS, and some don't. It's not a requirement. So, don't wait for e-CAS updates!! Some visa offices use it , others do not, and Buffalo is an office that doesn't necessarily use it to communicate with applicants. That's why lots of people never get an e-CAS update, but then wind up getting a PPR by mail.
Well, despite seeming like its taking forever, its actually still within very early time frames. Buffalo does 30% of its cases in 4 months, but that's not 4 months from when it was sent to Mississauga, but 4 months when it arrives in Buffalo. In addition, that time of year there was a really really long delay for them to start processing sponsorship. I think it was 68 days from when I applied, you summer people are getting your's in a month! So while my application was submitted at the beginning of March, I didn't get my sponsor's approval until nearly mid May.SaugaBoss said:btw for the Feb and March applicants why is it taking them so long!!!! I m thinking i will be sponsored by end early october :-\ guess notttttttt
yeah, I don't know why they don't make that more clear. some visa offices seem to update e-CAS every time an IO so much as glances at your file, but I read it on here somewhere that buffalo just doesn't. Or, some IOs update, and others don't seem to. So you can get an AOR letter from B'lo, without e-CAS updating. And some people check e-CAS and never get any updates at all, despite having an AOR and a PPR.....while others have e-CAS updated throughout. I don't know why they wouldn't be consistent but I guess it's up to the individual....weird, right??SaugaBoss said:wow i never knew that!!! so buffalo communication is usually by mail im guessing and email...
btw for the Feb and March applicants why is it taking them so long!!!! I m thinking i will be sponsored by end early october :-\ guess notttttttt
That is correct. We were both born citizens. I was born in Canada. He was born in the USA.giggles1985 said:I think she means that neither of them immigrated - they were born citizens of their respective countries.