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[NEED2MIGRATE]

Hi,

1. U should have ur meds in 3-5 months from that new in-process date, usually.
2. That processing timeframe, in most cases will not apply. It's an ideal case scenario.

Qorax

thans a lot sir.

[neesha]

Hi,

If u r a CHC-ND meds+pps case, then pls give it 3-5 months to have the stamping. However, if u r a PPR case, which is post-meds, u should be getting the pps back in 4-6 weeks (max 8-weeks).

Thus, if u r of the 1st kind - pls wait. However, if u r in the 2nd category - write to ur IO in another week or so.

Hope that helped.

Qorax

thnx qorax sir,, yes i m in first category,visa office is ,new delhi meds+pps case,,, RPRf encase on 18 Apr, now  is there any chance of rejection?

u r doing such wonderful job qorax sir i have read ur every answer  and I salute u dear

[safa]

Dear qorqx,

Yesterday I sent an email to LVo about medical results receiving and PPR.today I got reply that is,

Pls send us an updated passport copy of main applicant .after receiving that we wil be in a position to finalize you file.

What does it mean .main applicant is my husband and his passport is going to expire in July.we did our medical on 18th April and reached vo on 1 st may.med. results received line not added till today.
why vo didn't ask copies of all members.
We have sent updated docs and pcc in sep,,2011. And received medical on 5th April (letter dated 19th march).
Best regards,

Safa

[skogutem]

thnx qorax sir,, yes i m in first category,visa office is ,new delhi meds+pps case,,, RPRf encase on 18 Apr, now  is there any chance of rejection?

u r doing such wonderful job qorax sir i have read ur every answer  and I salute u dear

I agree with Qorax comments....

nothing to worry for ur visa, it should be already in the approved list, stamping will takes place by end of July, 2012.

[neesha]

I agree with Qorax comments....

nothing to worry for ur visa, it should be already in the approved list, stamping will takes place by end of July, 2012.

dear akogutem ,, really nice reply it give me moral support

thnx a lot

[dreaming_yyz]

GOOD NEWS FOR 2008 APPLICANTS
Canada will continue to process Federal Skilled Worker visa backlog


Earlier this year Canadian immigration announced their plans to stop the processing of Federal Skilled Worker (FSW) visa applications submitted before 27 February 2008 and reject these applications in order to reduce the backlog of visa applications. However, more recently, the immigration department has reportedly instructed its visa officers not to return the applications and continue processing the visas.

As part of Canadian immigration's plan to reduce the backlog of visa applications, the Canadian government announced in March they would be rejecting almost 300,000 Canadian visa applications made before 27 February 2008. Their applications were to be returned and $130 million worth of fees refunded to enable Canadian immigration to reduce the massive backlog they say has been standing in the way of major reform to the immigration system.

At least for now, plans to reject and return the backlog of visa applications will be halted until the Canadian government announces further instructions on how to proceed. The government has already directed Canada embassies not to return the applications and the processing fee and continue processing the applications.

Traditionally, Canada has had a first-in first-out system meaning that visa applicants wait in a queue to have their visa applications processed. Therefore, the decision to reject all of the applications in the backlog received before 27 February 2008 has proved detrimental to applicants who have been waiting for years for their applications to be processed.

Other Canadian immigration options that may be worth considering include the Quebec Skilled Worker (QSW) program or one of the Provincial Nominee programs.

http://www.workpermit.com/news/2012-05-30/canada/canada-will-continue-to-process-federal-skilled-worker-visa-backlog.htm

[qorax]

thnx qorax sir,, yes i m in first category,visa office is ,new delhi meds+pps case,,, RPRf encase on 18 Apr, now  is there any chance of rejection?

u r doing such wonderful job qorax sir i have read ur every answer  and I salute u dear

Rejection is something we'd never know until our pps return stamped. However, it's quite rare that u'd have any adversity after the meds, unless the meds failed or u have any security issue.

Relax... U should be alright.

[qorax]

hi qorax,
i,m principal applicant and my spouse lived in uk and was overstayed .does overstayed make any negative impact on the case as already submitted uk pcc with documentation.mine case was in process since march 2012&also ordered for caips note last week.looking forward for ur advice
cheer&regards
chigwell1779

No issues.

[qorax]

Dear qorqx,

Yesterday I sent an email to LVo about medical results receiving and PPR.today I got reply that is,

Pls send us an updated passport copy of main applicant .after receiving that we wil be in a position to finalize you file.

What does it mean .main applicant is my husband and his passport is going to expire in July.we did our medical on 18th April and reached vo on 1 st may.med. results received line not added till today.
why vo didn't ask copies of all members.
We have sent updated docs and pcc in sep,,2011. And received medical on 5th April (letter dated 19th march).
Best regards,

Safa

Replied to u elsewhere.

[safa]

Replied to u elsewhere.

Yes,thanku

[n1234p]

thanks

[chigwell1779]

thanks qorax for ur advice
u doing such a wonderful job mate.keep it up
 

[agshaheryar]

GOOD NEWS FOR 2008 APPLICANTS
Canada will continue to process Federal Skilled Worker visa backlog


Earlier this year Canadian immigration announced their plans to stop the processing of Federal Skilled Worker (FSW) visa applications submitted before 27 February 2008 and reject these applications in order to reduce the backlog of visa applications. However, more recently, the immigration department has reportedly instructed its visa officers not to return the applications and continue processing the visas.

As part of Canadian immigration's plan to reduce the backlog of visa applications, the Canadian government announced in March they would be rejecting almost 300,000 Canadian visa applications made before 27 February 2008. Their applications were to be returned and $130 million worth of fees refunded to enable Canadian immigration to reduce the massive backlog they say has been standing in the way of major reform to the immigration system.

At least for now, plans to reject and return the backlog of visa applications will be halted until the Canadian government announces further instructions on how to proceed. The government has already directed Canada embassies not to return the applications and the processing fee and continue processing the applications.

Traditionally, Canada has had a first-in first-out system meaning that visa applicants wait in a queue to have their visa applications processed. Therefore, the decision to reject all of the applications in the backlog received before 27 February 2008 has proved detrimental to applicants who have been waiting for years for their applications to be processed.

Other Canadian immigration options that may be worth considering include the Quebec Skilled Worker (QSW) program or one of the Provincial Nominee programs.

http://www.workpermit.com/news/2012-05-30/canada/canada-will-continue-to-process-federal-skilled-worker-visa-backlog.htm

This is a great news for those who are waiting for ages. Very encouraging definetly have a positive impact on Canadian immigration.

[sushicat29]

Good Day Captain Qorax,


   I already received my passport request, it is indicated that if there are changes in telephone number of the applicant the embassy should be informed. I deactivated my old mobile number since I went abroad for work and I don't like the roaming charges of the carrier, I only got here last February so I am only here for 4  months, do I need to inform them of this changes or is it ok not to do so?? Would there be a possibility that they would call??I am afraid that this will cause a delay in issuance of visa. I hope you will enlighten me regarding my concerns. Again thank you very much.


Sushicat29

[qorax]

Good Day Captain Qorax,


   I already received my passport request, it is indicated that if there are changes in telephone number of the applicant the embassy should be informed. I deactivated my old mobile number since I went abroad for work and I don't like the roaming charges of the carrier, I only got here last February so I am only here for 4  months, do I need to inform them of this changes or is it ok not to do so?? Would there be a possibility that they would call??I am afraid that this will cause a delay in issuance of visa. I hope you will enlighten me regarding my concerns. Again thank you very much.

Sushicat29

Yes, address & contact No. changes should be intimated to the IO imdtly.