Thank you ( &Rossi) for your explanation. I was not that optimistic. Let's for the best. Let's hope for another round of good news very soon then.dchoudh said:Completely agree with your explanation Rossei.
Thank you ( &Rossi) for your explanation. I was not that optimistic. Let's for the best. Let's hope for another round of good news very soon then.dchoudh said:Completely agree with your explanation Rossei.
It still says "Application Received".Pamma97 said:Congratulations that is fast... wow... what does your ecas says?
I don't think it is randomly selected. It has something to do with when your parents were when you submitted the application as well as how long they had been at that location. My parents were here in Canada for over half a year when I submitted, so their files were transferred to Ottawa. That's the HOME ADDRESS they are referring to in the email/letter. I am not sure exactly how long they need to be in Canada for their files to be transferred to Ottawa though.dbss said:so far I see that VO Ottawa is selected randomly or does anybody know for a sure shot way?
Which VO is better New Delhi or Ottawa?
Why? Is it only about processing times or something else?kartt said:local ones in your own country are much better.
That's just my assumption. No real base though. I just looked at the 2014, 2015 and 2016 files, there are much more being transferred to ottawa than to other offices, which means Ottawa has to deal with more files, which may take longer time.vitlen said:Why? Is it only about processing times or something else?
I do not think any VO is better than any other. CIC likely makes a decision when do a initial review about how complex the application is. If they think that the application is simple and it is just a matter of validating all the documents provided (medical, PCC etc), then they send it to Ottawa. So applications with one parent or retired parents, etc likley fit the bill. If they believe that the application requires expertise from the local VO for some reason, they forward it there. Could be to do with particular jobs or travel history...kartt said:I don't think it is randomly selected. It has something to do with when your parents were when you submitted the application as well as how long they had been at that location. My parents were here in Canada for over half a year when I submitted, so their files were transferred to Ottawa. That's the HOME ADDRESS they are referring to in the email/letter. I am not sure exactly how long they need to be in Canada for their files to be transferred to Ottawa though.
As to which VO is better, by looking at how many were transferred to Ottawa and how many were transferred to other offices, I would say, local ones in your own country are much better. I looked at all 2014, 2015 and 2016 excel sheets, more were transferred to Ottawa than other offices.
Unbelievable! Congrats and thanks for your update!!!feelfreetoadviceme said:Received another mail from CIC re approval of my sponsorship for my parents . File moved to Ottawa based on my location :. Not sure what does it mean but crossing my figure for the BEST. . Don't wanna JINX but CIC is moving fast Guys REALLY. ;D
Congrat!!! Is it the post mail or email?vitlen said:Unbelievable! Congrats and thanks for your update!!!
Imo, it might be case by case, if the sponsor(s) just meet the minimum income cut off / slightly over the threshold, and /or compare those 3 years income NOAs show big difference, keep in mind, the forms ask the details of employment history which is also considered.canpuneet said:Congratulations! Did you send Option C printout with your application?
My friend who applied with me for 2 applications received a request to provide Option C printout for 2012,13,14. No update on her other application or mine all of which were received together. My question is, why is CIC asking for Option C printout when they had indicate that we could send NOA OR Option C printout?
If we did not send Option C printouts, should we expect a similar request from CIC?
I wrote a detail post re: OptionC vs NOA few days back. You can check it. In a nutshell, if CIC asks for OptionC, do not try to suffice it with NOA or anything else.canpuneet said:Congratulations! Did you send Option C printout with your application?
My friend who applied with me for 2 applications received a request to provide Option C printout for 2012,13,14. No update on her other application or mine all of which were received together. My question is, why is CIC asking for Option C printout when they had indicate that we could send NOA OR Option C printout?
If we did not send Option C printouts, should we expect a similar request from CIC?