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Author Topic: 2007 applicants to CHC in London. Has anybody received PR visa ? lets share.  (Read 3971 times)
Bashar4
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App. Filed.......: 17/04/2007
Med's Request: 20/08/2009
Med's Done....: 10/09/2009

« on: January 23, 2010, 12:57:56 am »


Hello 2007 applicants.

It seems that applications for 2007 applicants are lost due to the new 2008 system. Anyway, If anybody received PR visa or about to finalize his/her application process, plz let's share the timeline and the latest news.

Date of application : Jan 2007
Date of receiving file number : Apr 2007
Date of submitting full updated documents : Apr 2009
Date of submitting medical examination forms : Sep 2009
Date of visa notification : still waiting
Date of submitting passports : --------

Regards


   
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« Reply #1 on: January 23, 2010, 08:40:09 am »

Hi Bashar,, I submitted on July 2007 and sent the full document on October 2009 and still waiting for Medical request, so you look lucky, How long until you recieved your medical request as it is not shown on your schedule?
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BobbyB
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« Reply #2 on: January 23, 2010, 10:34:37 am »

Hello 2007 applicants.

It seems that applications for 2007 applicants are lost due to the new 2008 system. Anyway, If anybody received PR visa or about to finalize his/her application process, plz let's share the timeline and the latest news.

Regards
  
From trackitt.com data, it looks like only a handful of applicants have had their cases finalized and received the PR Visa.

Again, I am of the view that they have "Frozen" the processing of 2007 Applications.

Those who received a docs update letter are still waiting for medicals and the Visa, while others are yet to receive anything apart from the generic letter. Frustrating. I think they should just call a Spade a Spade and say,  We are overwhelmed and  do not need guys with all these former NOC's  and resend that Generic letter again, asking applicants again whether they are still interested in immigrating or not, and of course, that they will return the processing fee - Because, I just cannot understand what they are processing since almost 3 years. All they have done is put the status of these applicants to "In process" and taken the money and hanged the cases of these applicants. Believe me, a lot of people will withdraw their cases and take their money back.

But, on the other hand, nobody has invited us to come (immigrate). So, We are beggars and have no choice.
We just have to accept it, as they "hold all the aces".

Good Luck.
BobbyB


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« Reply #3 on: January 25, 2010, 07:20:16 am »

Looks like the 2007 applicants are kinda unfortunate, who would know that the new rules would emerge a year later ? But I am wondering if this problem is only happening in London CHC, or is it a worldwide standard, ie happening in ALL the CHC's around the world ?

Bobby,... sorry, but is this thread only for London applicants ? 'cos I did not see this being mentioned here,... I applied in Sgp, and am now still waiting for the docs request stage.
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FrenchAsian
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« Reply #4 on: January 25, 2010, 07:57:24 am »

Bobby and guys,... look at the site below. I have always been referring to the information here :-

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/times/international/02a-skilled-fed.asp

There is a row for London which says, right at the end, 42 months for 80% of all cases to be finalized. I'm wondering if this still hold true, but as we know, CHC is very updated in their web infos, right ?
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BobbyB
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« Reply #5 on: January 25, 2010, 08:48:14 am »

Bobby and guys,... look at the site below. I have always been referring to the information here :-

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/times/international/02a-skilled-fed.asp

There is a row for London which says, right at the end, 42 months for 80% of all cases to be finalized. I'm wondering if this still hold true, but as we know, CHC is very updated in their web infos, right ?
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/for-applicants-of-2007-in-london-has-anyone-received-documents-update-letter-t19564.0.html;msg208012#msg208012
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« Reply #6 on: January 25, 2010, 12:49:02 pm »

Hello Bobby & All,
I know exactly how you feel as I've been there well before you. Friends, they started processing my case on 7 March 2006 and I did all necessary documents including medicals and PR visa fees and every other thing that you can think of. And I still get this email from CHC London when I wrote to them requesting to know where I stand this month (Jan 2010) they tell me that your case is subject to routine background inquiries; can you believe it? After all these years and it's still pending routine background check... believe I'm so frustrated now and my whole family is so as well. They keep saying that they want immigrants; well it seems that they're doing nothing what so ever to facilitate this idea in the minds of people like us who were naive enough to believe them and apply. I keep hearing that this is nothing compared to the discrimination we will witness once they open the door of their heavens to us. Next March 7 will be exactly 48 months since they started processing my application. Between me & you I don't think that any change will happen even then, we just have to wait & wait & wait & wait & wait and it's really really getting on my nerves now more than ever. Angry
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« Reply #7 on: January 25, 2010, 01:25:42 pm »

Timeline;
App Filed at Local Canadian Visa Office:   15 Apr 2007   
Local Canadian Visa Office:   London, UK   
AOR Received Date:   29 Jun 2007   
Initial Assessment Received:     
Documents Requested:   08 Jun 2009   
Documents Sent:   21 Aug 2009   
Medicals Requested:   29 Sep 2009   
Medicals Done:   27 Oct 2009   
Medicals Sent:   03 Nov 2009   
Interview Waived?:   yes         
Passport Requested:   23 Nov 2009   
Approval/Denial Date:   04 Jan 2010
Passport Received Date:   11 Jan 2010   

Still in Ireland, will  probably be moving in June but you never  know!
Gregor
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BobbyB
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« Reply #8 on: January 25, 2010, 01:53:01 pm »

Timeline;
App Filed at Local Canadian Visa Office:   15 Apr 2007  
Local Canadian Visa Office:   London, UK  
AOR Received Date:   29 Jun 2007  
Initial Assessment Received:      
Documents Requested:   08 Jun 2009  
Documents Sent:   21 Aug 2009  
Medicals Requested:   29 Sep 2009  
Medicals Done:   27 Oct 2009  
Medicals Sent:   03 Nov 2009  
Interview Waived?:   yes        
Passport Requested:   23 Nov 2009  
Approval/Denial Date:   04 Jan 2010
Passport Received Date:   11 Jan 2010  

Still in Ireland, will  probably be moving in June but you never  know!
Gregor

Congratulations man.
This is exactly the processing time I planned for and would have wished. - Less than 3 Years.!!!
Good Luck and All the best, if you do move in June.

BobbyB
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Gregor
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« Reply #9 on: January 25, 2010, 02:16:43 pm »

Cheers BobbyB,
It all went pretty quickly after documents were submitted. I have to say it is good timing for us as things are getting worse here in IE. Hope you'll get your doc request soon.
All the best.
Gregor
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FrenchAsian
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« Reply #10 on: January 28, 2010, 12:52:18 am »

Timeline;
App Filed at Local Canadian Visa Office:   15 Apr 2007   
Local Canadian Visa Office:   London, UK   
AOR Received Date:   29 Jun 2007   
Initial Assessment Received:     
Documents Requested:   08 Jun 2009   
Documents Sent:   21 Aug 2009   
Medicals Requested:   29 Sep 2009   
Medicals Done:   27 Oct 2009   
Medicals Sent:   03 Nov 2009   
Interview Waived?:   yes         
Passport Requested:   23 Nov 2009   
Approval/Denial Date:   04 Jan 2010
Passport Received Date:   11 Jan 2010   

Still in Ireland, will  probably be moving in June but you never  know!
Gregor

Hi Gregor,... congrats from me too,.... looks like your timeline is exactly as stated,... by the way was the NOC that you put in back in your 2007 application one of those which are required by the minister now ?
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« Reply #11 on: April 17, 2010, 07:37:13 pm »

I wish i have the same luck.
Goog luck
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CanadianLove
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« Reply #12 on: April 18, 2010, 12:14:40 am »

Congrats Gregor,

TMSB , I share the same time line as you, and we wait......... Sad
they should just give all 2007 PRs since we have waited for such a long time, and all the frustration we went through and still going through
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Time line:

AOR: July 2007
Document Request : July 2009
Documents sent: Oct 2009
Additional documents requested Feb 2010
i2canada
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« Reply #13 on: April 18, 2010, 01:03:38 am »

Hi,

My timelines are below:

Application filed     11-April-2007
AOR                    03-July-2007
Doc. Request        04-May-2009
Doc. Sent            01-June-2009
Medical Request    Waiting........

I requested CHC-London for a status update on 20th March 2009. On 22nd March they replied that file is going though background checks.
On, 29th March 2009 I received my Transcript back from CHC-London with a handwritten note "Original transcript returned with compliments". No news since then.

Regards,

i2canada.
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« Reply #14 on: April 18, 2010, 07:37:43 am »

Hi 2 All,

Applied to London Office with the following Time Line:

Applied-  4th Feb,2007.

AOR- June, 2007.

Full Documents: July, 2009.

Further Documents: Sept,2009.

Further Documents: Dec,2009.

Further Documents: Feb,2010.

Medicals Request:  March27, 2010.

Medicals sent:  April 4th, 2010.

Back on the waiting couch..................
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