Tracking PNP July 2012 applications to Nova Scotia

[zelda110]

i am checking my email box 50 times a day

HAHA every time my phone has a email sound I will be very exciting but.... ???

 

[stone8198]

thanks for the consideration guys. by the time i send will be 55days. so don't know if they will create any drama on this. I already emailed them telling them the cause of delay and asking them for guidlines but ofc they wont reply.

 

[lucas52]

@Zelda i made inquiry about RCMP clearance yesterday and i just got a standard reply again

 

[zelda110]

@ Zelda i made inquiry about RCMP clearance yesterday and i just got a standard reply again

Yes most people got standard reply, I also sent an email but no reply yet. I have sent 5 emails and they only replied me once....

 

[xaideez]

@ Zelda i made inquiry about RCMP clearance yesterday and i just got a standard reply again

Whats the standard reply?? i got one as well that has table in it

 

[xaideez]

Hi Everyone

I need some suggestion.

You can see my timeline. I added my wife as dependent in PNP so got certificate for both of us back in May 2012. Long story short, yesterday i paid my Landing fee and ask Ottawa about the status of my application. I got a reply that "Your file has been transferred to this office in Ottawa for processing. It will be reviewed by one of our officers, with priority given to applications that were received at CIC before November 30, 2011."

At the bottom it has table in it that says if you applied after 1 June 2012, your application will be reviewed after August 31,2013 and it doesn't mean that your application will be finalized by August 31st (I believe this is generic table for everyone).

Now the question is "Should i apply for my wife's visit visa or should i wait for immigration". I am on open work permit and CIC rejected my wife's TRV once but now i've my local MPs letter for my wife (I got it in Oct 2012 but didn't apply for her TRV because i got medical call on October 10th 2012 and i thought i would get PR by Jan or Feb 2013).

 

[lucas52]

Whats the standard reply?? i got one as well that has table in it

Yeah that is the one

 

[LU]

I got an email to pay RGRF, Thanks to Almighty, Do they usually ask for pics?
Thanks All for your keeping us updated.

Lucas, your's is on the way,

 

[zelda110]

I got an email to pay RGRF, Thanks to Almighty, Do they usually ask for pics?
Thanks All for your keeping us updated.

Lucas, your's is on the way,

Good!

 

[lucas52]

I got an email to pay RGRF, Thanks to Almighty, Do they usually ask for pics?
Thanks All for your keeping us updated.

Lucas, your's is on the way,

Congrats are u from visa exemt country?

Thanks

 

[a9magic]

Hi Everyone

I need some suggestion.

You can see my timeline. I added my wife as dependent in PNP so got certificate for both of us back in May 2012. Long story short, yesterday i paid my Landing fee and ask Ottawa about the status of my application. I got a reply that "Your file has been transferred to this office in Ottawa for processing. It will be reviewed by one of our officers, with priority given to applications that were received at CIC before November 30, 2011."

At the bottom it has table in it that says if you applied after 1 June 2012, your application will be reviewed after August 31,2013 and it doesn't mean that your application will be finalized by August 31st (I believe this is generic table for everyone).

Now the question is "Should i apply for my wife's visit visa or should i wait for immigration". I am on open work permit and CIC rejected my wife's TRV once but now i've my local MPs letter for my wife (I got it in Oct 2012 but didn't apply for her TRV because i got medical call on October 10th 2012 and i thought i would get PR by Jan or Feb 2013).

I suggest you to apply for GCSM (it takes 3-4 weeks) and see if an officer is assigned to your application or not. If it is then just wait. if not apply for TRV.

 

[Nuwa]

Hi Everyone

I need some suggestion.

You can see my timeline. I added my wife as dependent in PNP so got certificate for both of us back in May 2012. Long story short, yesterday i paid my Landing fee and ask Ottawa about the status of my application. I got a reply that "Your file has been transferred to this office in Ottawa for processing. It will be reviewed by one of our officers, with priority given to applications that were received at CIC before November 30, 2011."

At the bottom it has table in it that says if you applied after 1 June 2012, your application will be reviewed after August 31,2013 and it doesn't mean that your application will be finalized by August 31st (I believe this is generic table for everyone).

Now the question is "Should i apply for my wife's visit visa or should i wait for immigration". I am on open work permit and CIC rejected my wife's TRV once but now i've my local MPs letter for my wife (I got it in Oct 2012 but didn't apply for her TRV because i got medical call on October 10th 2012 and i thought i would get PR by Jan or Feb 2013).

You might get PPR soon. It is a good idea to apply for TRV, but you have to explain CIC why you didn't apply for visa just after you receive a letter from your local MP.

 

[xaideez]

You might get PPR soon. It is a good idea to apply for TRV, but you have to explain CIC why you didn't apply for visa just after you receive a letter from your local MP.

The reason why i didn't apply was...i got the medical call right after a week (When i got the letter) so i thought its very close but now its taking time.

Do you think my local MP can help me out with this?

 

[xaideez]

I suggest you to apply for GCSM (it takes 3-4 weeks) and see if an officer is assigned to your application or not. If it is then just wait. if not apply for TRV.

I got my GCSM two weeks ago. How can i check if the officer has been assigned to the case?

My spouse is backhome, what is the procedure to apply for her GCSM?

 

[lucas52]

I got my GCSM two weeks ago. How can i check if the officer has been assigned to the case?

My spouse is backhome, what is the procedure to apply for her GCSM?

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