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maple
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« Reply #15 on: October 06, 2009, 08:10:27 am »

I have  sent   an inquiry   before   

the   reply    was  the   update letter   within    4  weeks 

it was   a good step   to enquire  about    a delayed    file   

2  weeks   delay    are better than     no  response  at  all
Did you send the inquiry by email? or did you order CAIPS? Did they reply to you by mail with a letter containing information regarding what stage your file is ?
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« Reply #16 on: October 06, 2009, 08:16:28 am »

Thank you PMM.
  it looks like I have to do more waiting without asking, I am already tired of the  delay in my file processing, I do not want them to make it worse!!

Why not try CAIPS? As PMM said it will not cause any delay to your application.

I do not really understand that why would it cause a delay in your processing time just to reply to a email inquiry?

I am not disagreeing with it, but the rationale for delaying the processing of your case is not enough. Some people have asked them questions and in couple of week get a PPR. I believe all they do is answer the email looking at their computer records, the email really doesn't go to the designated immigration officer, there is someone actually designated for this work.
I agree with you NewYorker, it just makes no sense that the processing of your file will be delayed just because you send inquiry once in the blue moon!! If they want the applicants to stop inquiring, at least they should update the E case once a month. I can not understand why there is an E case link when it is dead since 13 of May!!
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« Reply #17 on: October 06, 2009, 08:27:29 am »

hi aspire,
ordering caips is a good decesion but u can send email enquiry ALSO.It will not delay the case.
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« Reply #18 on: October 06, 2009, 10:47:36 am »

I agree maple,

I don't think it causes delay in the processing, my question is why, just to review my file and answer an email will cause a delay in processing? Doesn't make much sense. If someone does an inquiry means punish him/her by delaying their process...this is not true, just a rumor may be.
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aspire
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« Reply #19 on: October 06, 2009, 02:18:37 pm »

I agree maple,

I don't think it causes delay in the processing, my question is why, just to review my file and answer an email will cause a delay in processing? Doesn't make much sense. If someone does an inquiry means punish him/her by delaying their process...this is not true, just a rumor may be.

NewYorker,

Have you tried sending e mail to them? Can you share your experience? Thanks.
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« Reply #20 on: October 06, 2009, 03:26:06 pm »

Hi

I agree maple,

I don't think it causes delay in the processing, my question is why, just to review my file and answer an email will cause a delay in processing? Doesn't make much sense. If someone does an inquiry means punish him/her by delaying their process...this is not true, just a rumor may be.

Because if the information requested is not in CAIPS then someone has to physically locate the file and find the requested information.  And believe me it won't be a priority.

PMM
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« Reply #21 on: October 06, 2009, 03:48:45 pm »

PMM,

I guess what I am saying is that it will not cause delay in your PR application it will only delay in replying to your inquiry. I thought you mean that it will cause delay in the application process.

If the CAIPS are not available, then it will obviously cause a delay for someone to look at the file and reply the email - So what I meant is the delay is only limited to the inquiry NOT your application process.

Thanks,
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« Reply #22 on: October 06, 2009, 03:50:43 pm »

I agree maple,

I don't think it causes delay in the processing, my question is why, just to review my file and answer an email will cause a delay in processing? Doesn't make much sense. If someone does an inquiry means punish him/her by delaying their process...this is not true, just a rumor may be.

NewYorker,

Have you tried sending e mail to them? Can you share your experience? Thanks.

Experience is same as others are saying - my file is under Sec Checks... and that's it. The reply was fast and it only took 12 hours to get a reply from CIC via email.
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« Reply #23 on: October 06, 2009, 04:06:13 pm »

I have  sent   an inquiry   before   

the   reply    was  the   update letter   within    4  weeks 

it was   a good step   to enquire  about    a delayed    file   

2  weeks   delay    are better than     no  response  at  all
Did you send the inquiry by email? or did you order CAIPS? Did they reply to you by mail with a letter containing information regarding what stage your file is ?

thanks  maple

simply  I have emailed them   asking  as   if  any letter  was  sent   by ordinary  mail  or  not

actually   i  was  sure  there was non any   letters     but  for  a  nice  reminder

they respond  within 4  weeks    by  email    asking   me  to send  the full documents  to the  visa office

i  submit   my application  before  november 2008
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maple
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« Reply #24 on: October 06, 2009, 07:08:08 pm »

I have  sent   an inquiry   before   

the   reply    was  the   update letter   within    4  weeks 

it was   a good step   to enquire  about    a delayed    file   

2  weeks   delay    are better than     no  response  at  all
Did you send the inquiry by email? or did you order CAIPS? Did they reply to you by mail with a letter containing information regarding what stage your file is ?

thanks  maple

simply  I have emailed them   asking  as   if  any letter  was  sent   by ordinary  mail  or  not

actually   i  was  sure  there was non any   letters     but  for  a  nice  reminder

they respond  within 4  weeks    by  email    asking   me  to send  the full documents  to the  visa office

i  submit   my application  before  november 2008
I thought they ask for documents only via mail! Anyway, I like the way you  reminded them.
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maple
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« Reply #25 on: October 06, 2009, 07:09:59 pm »

I agree maple,

I don't think it causes delay in the processing, my question is why, just to review my file and answer an email will cause a delay in processing? Doesn't make much sense. If someone does an inquiry means punish him/her by delaying their process...this is not true, just a rumor may be.

NewYorker,

Have you tried sending e mail to them? Can you share your experience? Thanks.

Experience is same as others are saying - my file is under Sec Checks... and that's it. The reply was fast and it only took 12 hours to get a reply from CIC via email.

I guess I am gonna send them an email and tell them if your response will delay processing my application then please do not reply!!Otherwise, do reply!
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« Reply #26 on: October 06, 2009, 07:56:08 pm »

Hi Maple. This is an old post of mine regarding Email to C.I.C. and I still believe in what I said back then.


I have had a couple of replies from them.
In my opinion, all they do is type your B file number into their computer and send you a basic reply based on the information that comes up on the screen in front of them. In other words, if your file says IN PROCESS they will issue you with a pre written email explaining what it means in different words.
On the other hand I could be totally wrong, but judging by the replies I got I think I may be right.
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« Reply #27 on: October 07, 2009, 01:40:38 am »

I agree maple,

I don't think it causes delay in the processing, my question is why, just to review my file and answer an email will cause a delay in processing? Doesn't make much sense. If someone does an inquiry means punish him/her by delaying their process...this is not true, just a rumor may be.

NewYorker,

Have you tried sending e mail to them? Can you share your experience? Thanks.

Experience is same as others are saying - my file is under Sec Checks... and that's it. The reply was fast and it only took 12 hours to get a reply from CIC via email.

I guess I am gonna send them an email and tell them if your response will delay processing my application then please do not reply!!Otherwise, do reply!

That will be a very smart move maple, I liked that, think I have to do the same. It's safe.

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Application to CIO- Feb 22, 2009
120 days letter received- March 10, 2009
submitted full docs to London-June 22, 2009
e cas started processing- July 31, 2009
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medicals- waiting...
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« Reply #28 on: October 07, 2009, 02:23:22 am »

dear members,
i have done medicals 5 months ago and waiting for PPR. I have applied in Oct 2007 under the old system through CHC in Sri LAnka . do you think is this the good time for me to make an email inquiry reagarding my PR file or just waiting.?
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« Reply #29 on: October 07, 2009, 02:51:03 am »

for Sample CAIPS notes file
refer http://www.caipsretriever.com/sample_caips_file.htm
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