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lexie_nicole
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« on: August 13, 2011, 11:37:53 pm »

hello guyz, nakakainis ang embassy last january 2011 nag apply ang asawa ko ng WP tapos february 2011 binalik agad kc nadeny because of his overstayed in canada need dw wait ung 6 mos for reapply for WP again.. d n nila nireview ung papel balik agad.. then april 2011 nag reapply n ulit husband kc tapos n ung 6 mos violation nya for overstay then 3 wik of april dumating n ung AOR nya without medical instruction kc later daw ippdala.. ung lmo ng asawa ko is cook so under skilled category.. 3 wik of july the embassy called my husbaernd regarding s status ng visa sabi ippdala n dw ung medical instruction then after 30 minutes tumawag cia ulit idedeny muna dw ulit ung papel ng asawa ko kc dapat low skilled muna ang lmo.. Ang tanong ko bakit d nila nireview nung nagpasa cia last January 2011 ung lmo nya d sana nkuhanan n cia agad ulit ng employer nya before cia mag reapply last april 2011 sayang ung mga binayad namin sa kanila..
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« Reply #1 on: August 13, 2011, 11:46:30 pm »

Why should they care if it's high skilled or low skilled job as long as he is qualified and the positive LMO is proof that a recruitment effort was done in Canada! Are there grounds for complaints when visa officers abuse their authorities?

hello guyz, nakakainis ang embassy last january 2011 nag apply ang asawa ko ng WP tapos february 2011 binalik agad kc nadeny because of his overstayed in canada need dw wait ung 6 mos for reapply for WP again.. d n nila nireview ung papel balik agad.. then april 2011 nag reapply n ulit husband kc tapos n ung 6 mos violation nya for overstay then 3 wik of april dumating n ung AOR nya without medical instruction kc later daw ippdala.. ung lmo ng asawa ko is cook so under skilled category.. 3 wik of july the embassy called my husbaernd regarding s status ng visa sabi ippdala n dw ung medical instruction then after 30 minutes tumawag cia ulit idedeny muna dw ulit ung papel ng asawa ko kc dapat low skilled muna ang lmo.. Ang tanong ko bakit d nila nireview nung nagpasa cia last January 2011 ung lmo nya d sana nkuhanan n cia agad ulit ng employer nya before cia mag reapply last april 2011 sayang ung mga binayad namin sa kanila..
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« Reply #2 on: August 13, 2011, 11:55:45 pm »

yeah, it's positive lmo.. i don't know why.. then he said to my husband he need to get a new lmo for reapply again.. Til now he waits for his lmo as low skilled from his employer. it's too much expenses to apply in canada embassy. in the first place, my husband applied last January 2011 why did they get to review all his documents before he sent back to us so that my husband will know what he does.
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« Reply #3 on: August 14, 2011, 02:27:23 am »

 I think when the consul said that your husband need to wait for the 6mos time to reapply for the work visa is not the punishment for his being overstayed in canada. That's really their law if you went back home to your country of origin then you have to wait for 6mos before applying it again for another visa. Maybe, his case of being denied was not because of the kind of lmo he had when he applied for work permit/work visa but I guess it's because of his offensed of being overstayed in canada, that's only my presumption.  How long was your husband overstayed in canada before he went home? did he explained why he overstayed?

Yes, I do agree that sometimes the embassy or the consul was so unfair of reviewing papers. Its gonna kind of a game when you are applying of a visa, you are so lucky enough if the consul who handling your application is good enough or have a kind heart to evaluate your papers then you will get approved but if not you're so sorry because probably you will be receiving a negative result with letter of explanation that sometimes you cannot fully understand what he really means is.

Just keep on applying hope that your husband will get his visa by the time he will apply again. goodluck.
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« Reply #4 on: August 14, 2011, 05:38:04 am »

 @  lynard

He went back home last October 6, 2010 then we didn't know that he needs to wait 6 months before he reapply again in the embassy.. So we accepted why he got denied when he applied last January 2011. My point he denied my husband last January 2011 because of his overstayed but why they didn't got review all his documents so that my husband know what he did before he apply again last April 2011. Because from October - April it's a 6 month violation.. 3rd week of April we received the AOR without medical instruction then July we received a call from the embassy and he told to my husband that his  overstayed is ok and gonna be alright and they delivered to him his medical instruction after 30 minutes the embassy phoned up again to my husband and he said that his lmo need to change to low skilled. My husband worked when he was in Canada is cook but his last contract or lmo was housekeeping.. His employer got his lmo for renewal of his WP but he denied so that he got overstayed in Canada.
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« Reply #5 on: August 14, 2011, 07:38:34 am »

I think there had been a lot of inconsistencies at the CEM.. I submitted my application last June 25 and received my AOR last July 29. A friend of mine submitted his application on June 15 and have not heard a single word from CEM. What are the basis of CEM in processing WPs? Is it the type of Job, province? We're both on the Low-Skilled type of Job..
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« Reply #6 on: August 14, 2011, 10:18:54 am »

lexie nicole... I juat want to clarify that 6months of waiting after your husband arrived from canada as a foreign worker is not a sort of punishment of his being overstayed.  Even those whoe didnt done anything against the canadian law or rule it is really have to wait for 6mos before applying it again... You know I cant get their point why your husband need a low skilled lmo before they will get him approved if he has all the skills and experience as a cook. Yes, they realy inconsistent with their decision at times.

You mean when your husband applied last january he didnt receive even his AOR first before he got denied because they returned it back your husband docs... So it means they havent done anything to review your husband docs when they found out that your husband overstayed automatic they denied him. It was unreasonable.

Is it the same consul from the first one when he applied last january? 
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« Reply #7 on: August 14, 2011, 10:28:53 am »

 @  james

Yes, i agree with that there are a lot of inconsitencies at the embassy here in manila... same with my friend also who just submitted her docs last week but last friday she already got her AOR while I submitted my docs last july 25 but i havent receive my AOR yet...  So where is there consistencies with that matter... I think it should be first come fist serve basis but its not they dont follow that it doesnt matter if you submitted earlier or late what matter is to the consul who will reviews your docs. Hayyyyyy, we have nothing to do with it but to wait for their decision on our applications.... it soooo stressful.......

















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« Reply #8 on: August 14, 2011, 10:36:06 am »

 @  lynnard  my husband received an AOR feb 7 then after that 5 days later he received a letter from the embassy that he was denied.. Yeah they are so unfair.. Same consul even in his 1st application last October 2008.. I don't know why after he called my husband and they said " change your LMo to low skilled kasi kapag skilled makukuha mo na family mo".. For me, they don't care if my husband's lmo was skilled because his employer got it and applied in the government in canada.. His employer knew about what my husband work in them.. It's really unfair.. So, the employer of my husband will get again a LMo to the government in canada for kitchen helper for both of us.. I dont know if im getting approve to the embassy coz i graduated as an accounting..
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« Reply #9 on: August 14, 2011, 10:38:29 am »

Different strokes to different folks. Lots of visa officers, though have the same guidelines, assess aspects of the application differently and at different speeds.  Cry
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« Reply #10 on: August 14, 2011, 10:44:22 am »

yeah right.. we don't know what they need.. my husband got a training for cooking.. He got commercial cooking and NC II in tesda so that we cannot encounter the problem to his lmo as cook but all of a sudden it was denied again.. hays
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« Reply #11 on: August 14, 2011, 10:47:54 am »

I sent a reply to your other post regarding applying for a kitchen helper.... Oh really same consul since his 1st application last 2008.  I have an idea may the consul has a respective docs to evaluate like from A-C Consul Good D-F Consul Bad.... someting like that....
 
Anyway, better luck next time to your husband... you should be thankful that his employer is so kind enough to support your husband application...  
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« Reply #12 on: August 14, 2011, 10:52:12 am »

yeah i already read it, because my husband's employer wants him to work with them. my husband is very industrious and flexible to his work. and their chief cook asks the employer if he will getting retire as a cook of the hotel he wants my husband to  take his position.
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« Reply #13 on: August 14, 2011, 11:24:19 am »

Sadly, our Kababayan officers are more strict than their Canadian counterparts.
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« Reply #14 on: August 14, 2011, 05:58:14 pm »

yeah right, and some canadians said kaya wlang pag unlad bansa natin.. i thought they want lagay just like in any government sector that's my opinion.. and i hope is that not so.. Hope is everything will be ok when my husband apply again for his WP. God is so good and knows everything what we want.. Thank you guyz..
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