Time line for Permanent Residence application for Refugees
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Muhammad Zeeshan
11 Dec. 1982
Dear: Sir/Madam
I hope this letter finds you in good health and spirits. I am writing to you today to share my heartfelt story and express my deep concerns about the challenging situation in my home country, Pakistan. As a devoted parent and the head of a family of six family members, I am deeply committed to securing a brighter future for my beloved family.
Allow me to introduce my family members briefly:
Together, we have faced the brunt of the economic crises that have plagued Pakistan, making it increasingly difficult to provide a stable and secure environment for our loved ones. The uncertainty in our nation has instilled a sense of worry and anxiety in our daily lives.
The education and well-being of my children hold paramount importance for me. I wish to provide them with opportunities and experiences that will allow them to grow into capable, confident, and compassionate individuals. Regrettably, the current circumstances hinder us from fulfilling this vision for their future.
After much contemplation and consideration, I have come to the difficult decision of exploring the possibility of relocating to a European country or Canada. I firmly believe that such a move would offer my family the chance to thrive in an environment that values education, stability, and growth. My children's education and their dreams are at the core of this decision.
I assure you that I am prepared to embrace any challenges that may come with this transition. I am eager to contribute to the chosen European country or Canada, respect its laws, and be an active participant in its society. My professional background and dedication make me capable of seeking employment opportunities within any Government institution or NGO, where I can make a positive impact on the community.
In closing, I humbly request your guidance and support in this pursuit. Any advice or assistance you can provide would be deeply appreciated. I am open to discussing further details and sharing more about my qualifications and aspirations.
Thank you for taking the time to read my letter and considering my family's situation. I eagerly await your response and hope for a positive outcome.
Sincerely,
Muhammad Zeeshan and Family
11 Dec. 1982
Dear: Sir/Madam
I hope this letter finds you in good health and spirits. I am writing to you today to share my heartfelt story and express my deep concerns about the challenging situation in my home country, Pakistan. As a devoted parent and the head of a family of six family members, I am deeply committed to securing a brighter future for my beloved family.
Allow me to introduce my family members briefly:
- Sajida Zeeshan: 01 Jan. 1983
- Yumna Zeeshan: 26 May. 2004 (F)
- Maryam Zeeshan 17 Aug. 2007(F)
- Aiman Zeeshan 12 Dec. 2009 (F)
- Burhan Zeeshan 19 Mar 2011 (M)
- Sineen Zeeshan 27a Sep 2022 (F)
Together, we have faced the brunt of the economic crises that have plagued Pakistan, making it increasingly difficult to provide a stable and secure environment for our loved ones. The uncertainty in our nation has instilled a sense of worry and anxiety in our daily lives.
The education and well-being of my children hold paramount importance for me. I wish to provide them with opportunities and experiences that will allow them to grow into capable, confident, and compassionate individuals. Regrettably, the current circumstances hinder us from fulfilling this vision for their future.
After much contemplation and consideration, I have come to the difficult decision of exploring the possibility of relocating to a European country or Canada. I firmly believe that such a move would offer my family the chance to thrive in an environment that values education, stability, and growth. My children's education and their dreams are at the core of this decision.
I assure you that I am prepared to embrace any challenges that may come with this transition. I am eager to contribute to the chosen European country or Canada, respect its laws, and be an active participant in its society. My professional background and dedication make me capable of seeking employment opportunities within any Government institution or NGO, where I can make a positive impact on the community.
In closing, I humbly request your guidance and support in this pursuit. Any advice or assistance you can provide would be deeply appreciated. I am open to discussing further details and sharing more about my qualifications and aspirations.
Thank you for taking the time to read my letter and considering my family's situation. I eagerly await your response and hope for a positive outcome.
Sincerely,
Muhammad Zeeshan and Family
Call ircc .. talk to an agent.. and tell him that ur processing time exceeds normal timeline.. he will flag ur case for urgent processing
Thanks buddy. Website shows 23 months processing times and actually its exceed timelines. I did try to contact call centre. They are not helpful, replying like robot. What are my next steps? For example if my application pending for 5 years what I am supposed to do? Should I consult with lawyer or what?
U have to call them again and again and insist them to flag ur case.. in my case i called ircc and asked what to do now they said that we are gonna flag ur case..
So call and ask them to flag ur case.. they definately will flag
I did call today. They agreed its not normal and my application exceeds processing time. He just made a note in my application and processing officer will look after it. Not sure will it work or not!
I made a call today as well the agent told me they are flagging it and wait for 2 weeks so let see what happen.
My timeline is from 23 August 2021
This is really long time. More than 3 years. Did you call ircc to make your application flag? And did you contact local parliament member? Im sure there should be reason. You have dependant over sea? You applied online?