Petitions for Outland !

[innosense]

Thank you everyone who signed petitions. Just 7 days ago there were only 60 and 173 signs.
Now we have 107 and 227 signatures in a week.
But these are mostly from Indians as I posted in New Delhi forums.

These are generic petitions for Outland Sponsorship. So please requesting all of you to sign.

http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/reduce-processing-time-for-family-sponsorship-treat-everyone-the-same-canada.html


http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/improve-processing-times-for-spouse-sponsorship.html

 

[bigredmoose]

Thank you everyone who signed petitions. Just 7 days ago there were only 60 and 173 signs.
Now we have 107 and 227 signatures in a week.
But these are mostly from Indians as I posted in New Delhi forums.

These are generic petitions for Outland Sponsorship. So please requesting all of you to sign.

http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/reduce-processing-time-for-family-sponsorship-treat-everyone-the-same-canada.html


http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/improve-processing-times-for-spouse-sponsorship.html

That first one is a bit ridiculous, no?

 

[Christoph100]

That first one is a bit ridiculous, no?

Agreed, calling the very government your trying to get things to change with, corrupt, is not a good idea.

These petitions are getting out of hand.
People need to realize it is not always the Canadian governments fault for these long processing times.

How about the applicants try to complain and get things changed with their own governments to initiate for change? How about those Governments actually allow reasonable and timely sharing of information with Canada so our visa offices can do their job properly and more efficiently?

Chris.

 

[Applechunks]

Agreed, calling the very government your trying to get things to change with, corrupt, is not a good idea.

These petitions are getting out of hand.
People need to realize it is not always the Canadian governments fault for these long processing times.

How about the applicants try to complain and get things changed with their own governments to initiate for change? How about those Governments actually allow reasonable and timely sharing of information with Canada so our visa offices can do their job properly and more efficiently?

Chris.

Spot on!

 

[Christoph100]

Spot on!

Thanks nice to know I'm not the only one that feels that way.

Chris

 

[rhcohen2014]

Thanks nice to know I'm not the only one that feels that way.

Chris

i would take a look at how may more +1's you received since posting this.

 

[Christoph100]

i would take a look at how may more +1's you received since posting this.

Thanks I just noticed.

 

[andyb2404]

These petitions are a waste of time and energy.
Complaining about a government for the very country your trying to get or have family get into is a very bad decision.
Some countries have the right to quicker processing time because they share the same head of state with Canada that isn't an issue for Canada to worry about its the heads of state.
Processing times regardless of the country take a long time, it's not just Canada.
You were probably frustrated when you created the petition which is understandable because sometimes that wait is a long one, but embrace the time you get to spend with your loved-once and cherish the future you have with them.

 

[gsize]

save your time and energy.

Canadians are far more concerned about putting food on the table.

 

[innosense]

That first one is a bit ridiculous, no?

Agreed ! It could be worded better. Hope the person who created the petition reads this thread and makes changes.

Just wanted to support existing petitions instead of starting several new ones.

 

[Christoph100]

Agreed ! It could be worded better. Hope the person who created the petition reads this thread and makes changes.

Just wanted to support existing petitions instead of starting several new ones.

As I stated above how about the applicants petitioning their own Government? That is a large bottle neck of the process.

Chris