Pakistan Application Forum................

[mr_fap]

dear manj,jojobaba,sasif,Hot_lier,
 
                                   my timeline is as below
1   application sent to NS                                     August    2008
2.  Reciving From NS                                           October   2008
2    AOR received(120 days for full app)                  june        2009
3    full app sent to islamabad                                3   Oct    2009
4    Recived (as indicated by online sttus)       25 agust

Brothers, Please tell me in my case why they are replying to late its almost one year and i am still waiting for their responce,
Can any body tell me its normal processing time for fast track or my case is late

[yesIcan]

Congratulations all, I am a silent visitor of this thread. just noticed a thing. 100000 views of the thread.

I think this is the most active thread of this forum. Don't know why it hasn't been marked as sticky yet.

[somey11]

Hi All,

i am not a principal applicant, I have done BCS and MCS from Private College which is not approved by HEC, should i mention my study detail MCS OR FA in Background/Declaration Form???

ILETS is must for submit first application?

BR//Usman

[teuta]

salam paksitan!!

Preparing my application under NOC 0213 and going to attempt IELTS in few weeks time.

please keep this thread alive.

[ha2922]

 @ ImranAli

Congratulations.
pl keep in touch through this thread. I read your posts with keen interest.

Ahmad

[Rahat786]

I applied under FSW and done my medical on 19-10-2009 reached at cic-islamabad on 23-10-2009. Till today I have not yet received PPR and RPRF. Any one kindly let me know how much time is required further for PPR and RPRF, already six weeks gone.

Thanks a lot.

[Najeebkhan84]

Hi All,

i am not a principal applicant, I have done BCS and MCS from Private College which is not approved by HEC, should i mention my study detail MCS OR FA in Background/Declaration Form???

ILETS is must for submit first application?

BR//Usman

Whatever u have Done since age of 18 u have to mention in Background/Declaration

Secondly IELTS is not necessary at the time of submitting Initial Application 

[Najeebkhan84]

thanx alot, inshaAllah i will notarized tomorrow n will send education documents of me n my wife, i sents orignal nikkah nama(along with traslation and weddin photos), birthcertificate(me, my wife and my Son), PCC, Bank Statement n certificate, employment letter... tats all
my mistake i never searched any forum...
anyway thanx everyone...

Wedding photo, is this really being asked, and does CHC will return that orignal Nikkah nama and birth certificates?
[/quote]Wedding photos are not Required but may be Ask if they have any doubt,so just for the safer side if u send it then its good,Embassy ask the photos of Rukhsati  from one of my friend who is expecting his Passport in Dec

[MSMirza]

How i can get the Forum to immigration of Canada soonest 

Brother, a little detail would be helpful in answering your question..

[MSMirza]

Wedding photo, is this really being asked, and does CHC will return that orignal Nikkah nama and birth certificates?

It is always good to provide proof in order to support your documents. The original documents will be returned to you after the process has been completed and the decision has been made !!

[yesIcan]

sallam to all,

I know this question might have been asked many times but I was unable to find the relevant information on this thread. I am preparing my full application and requirement about proof of education is confusing me. I would like someone whose full application has been approved to answer this question. What exactly do we need to show to CHC to claim points for qualification

• Original certificates, degrees and transcripts from Matric to Masters (according to my understanding of visa office specific instructions Islamabad)
• HEC attested photocopies of degrees and transcript (according to some guys) and in this case, what about Matric and FSc certificate copies. HEC won't attest them
• Notarized photocopies of degrees and transcripts from Matric to Masters (also according to some seniors)

[S.K]

sallam to all,

I know this question might have been asked many times but I was unable to find the relevant information on this thread. I am preparing my full application and requirement about proof of education is confusing me. I would like someone whose full application has been approved to answer this question. What exactly do we need to show to CHC to claim points for qualification

• Original certificates, degrees and transcripts from Matric to Masters (according to my understanding of visa office specific instructions Islamabad)
• HEC attested photocopies of degrees and transcript (according to some guys) and in this case, what about Matric and FSc certificate copies. HEC won't attest them
• Notarized photocopies of degrees and transcripts from Matric to Masters (also according to some seniors)

3rd option

[MSMirza]

News Release

Government of Canada Tables 2010 Immigration Plan

Ottawa, October 30, 2009 — Jason Kenney, Minister of Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism, tabled Citizenship and Immigration Canada's 2009 Annual Report today in Parliament.

“While other countries have cut back immigration levels as a short-term response to the global economic downturn, our government is actually maintaining its immigration levels to meet the country's medium- to long-term economic needs,” said Minister Kenney.

“Canada plans to welcome between 240,000 and 265,000 new permanent residents in 2010, the same number of immigrants as in recent years. In 2010, Canada will again welcome more new permanent residents than the average annual intake during the 1990s,” said Minister Kenney. “The focus of the 2010 plan is on economic immigration to support Canada's economy during and beyond the current economic recovery.”

In particular, the admission ranges for immigrants nominated by the provinces and territories have been increased. Provinces and territories are in the best position to understand how Canada's immigration intake can be aligned to their labour market needs. Second, by increasing the admission ranges in the Provincial Nominee Program, the Government of Canada is helping to ensure that the benefits of immigration are distributed across this country. Canada and the provinces will work together to manage growth in the provincial nominee program. Increasing the total number of immigrants processed under the economic category will also allow CIC to continue reducing the backlog of federal skilled worker applicants as part of the Action Plan for Faster Immigration.  

Although the Action Plan has been in place for less than a year, early indications are that it is paying off. “People applying now under the federal skilled worker program can expect to receive a decision within six to twelve months, compared to up to six years under the old system,” said Minister Kenney. “We've also brought the backlog of federal skilled worker applicants down from over 630,000 to 425,000—a reduction of more than 30%.”

The backlog consists of people who applied before February 27, 2008, the date the Action Plan took effect.  Since then, almost 240,000 people have applied to the new federal skilled worker program under the Action Plan. But even with those additional applicants, the total number of people currently awaiting a decision on their application is still 12% lower than when the Action Plan took effect.

“Before we changed the system, we had to process every application received. Since many more people applied every year than could be accepted, a backlog was created,” said Minister Kenney. “Now that we are processing only those applications that meet specified criteria, our Government is making significant progress in reducing the backlog.”

Improving the federal skilled worker program is part of the Government of Canada's overall commitment to modernizing the immigration system to maximize its contribution to our overall economic growth.

“The Government of Canada will continue to work with provinces, territories and stakeholders to make sure immigration meets the needs of communities, employers and families now and in the future,” concluded the Minister.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/media/releases/2009/2009-10-30.asp

[M.R.S]

Recieved PR Card today,the new modified one,it looks really cool,

For the newcomers,I am posting timeline I receive the PR Card

Landed in Vancouver on 13th Oct
PR Card Received on 30th November

Landed on 18th October and received PR Card on 19th November, Imran you should sue them for discrimination  )

MRS

[Tarzan9211]

Mirza Bahi purani khabar hai ---- Kuch nai snaow --- March, April and onward PPR kab issue ho rahay hain --- Domino brother ka gues hai 15 Jan tuk ... Aap ka kia khayal hai?

News Release

Government of Canada Tables 2010 Immigration Plan

Ottawa, October 30, 2009 — Jason Kenney, Minister of Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism, tabled Citizenship and Immigration Canada's 2009 Annual Report today in Parliament.

“While other countries have cut back immigration levels as a short-term response to the global economic downturn, our government is actually maintaining its immigration levels to meet the country's medium- to long-term economic needs,” said Minister Kenney.

“Canada plans to welcome between 240,000 and 265,000 new permanent residents in 2010, the same number of immigrants as in recent years. In 2010, Canada will again welcome more new permanent residents than the average annual intake during the 1990s,” said Minister Kenney. “The focus of the 2010 plan is on economic immigration to support Canada's economy during and beyond the current economic recovery.”

In particular, the admission ranges for immigrants nominated by the provinces and territories have been increased. Provinces and territories are in the best position to understand how Canada's immigration intake can be aligned to their labour market needs. Second, by increasing the admission ranges in the Provincial Nominee Program, the Government of Canada is helping to ensure that the benefits of immigration are distributed across this country. Canada and the provinces will work together to manage growth in the provincial nominee program. Increasing the total number of immigrants processed under the economic category will also allow CIC to continue reducing the backlog of federal skilled worker applicants as part of the Action Plan for Faster Immigration.  

Although the Action Plan has been in place for less than a year, early indications are that it is paying off. “People applying now under the federal skilled worker program can expect to receive a decision within six to twelve months, compared to up to six years under the old system,” said Minister Kenney. “We've also brought the backlog of federal skilled worker applicants down from over 630,000 to 425,000—a reduction of more than 30%.”

The backlog consists of people who applied before February 27, 2008, the date the Action Plan took effect.  Since then, almost 240,000 people have applied to the new federal skilled worker program under the Action Plan. But even with those additional applicants, the total number of people currently awaiting a decision on their application is still 12% lower than when the Action Plan took effect.

“Before we changed the system, we had to process every application received. Since many more people applied every year than could be accepted, a backlog was created,” said Minister Kenney. “Now that we are processing only those applications that meet specified criteria, our Government is making significant progress in reducing the backlog.”

Improving the federal skilled worker program is part of the Government of Canada's overall commitment to modernizing the immigration system to maximize its contribution to our overall economic growth.

“The Government of Canada will continue to work with provinces, territories and stakeholders to make sure immigration meets the needs of communities, employers and families now and in the future,” concluded the Minister.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/media/releases/2009/2009-10-30.asp