Master in Computer Engineering .What is/was field of research during ur grad studies?
Master in Computer Engineering .What is/was field of research during ur grad studies?
Any update on your case buddy ? Hope you heard good news !After 22 months in SS, still they didn’t accept it? I have been in SS since May 2024, almost 20 months. I’m thinking of filing mandamus, but if you did and it didn’t work, then I have to wait also. It’s really frustrating.
35 months since AOR.Im passing 24 months since AOR in a few days - just curious if anyone have the same timeline? im meeting with a lawyer to start mandamus. This has been a ridiculous process, so im curious, how many of you are past 24 months?
Hello, 21 months here and I have started Mandamus by myself to try and nudge IRCC. I am keeping my expectations low as the court has a huge backlog of judicial review cases, but if there's a tiny chance it might trigger some movement then it's worth a shot.Im passing 24 months since AOR in a few days - just curious if anyone have the same timeline? im meeting with a lawyer to start mandamus. This has been a ridiculous process, so im curious, how many of you are past 24 months?
35 months since AOR.
Filed mandamus in March.
How long have you been in comprehensive security screening?
My lawyer told me eight to eleven months waiting time before a judge sees the documents and decides granting leave or not, after filing the record.Since March 2025. so 17+ months since SS started. How long does mandamus take now adays? another year? lol
HiIm passing 24 months since AOR in a few days - just curious if anyone have the same timeline? im meeting with a lawyer to start mandamus. This has been a ridiculous process, so im curious, how many of you are past 24 months?
It’s such a weird place to be. I’m at the point where I’m thinking, if I file mandamus, there’s a chance the file moves on its own after and I’ve spent thousands on a lawyer for something that may have happened anyway. But if I don’t file, there’s also a very real chance I’m still sitting here with no movement a year or even 1.5 years from now.Hi
2 weeks ago was exactly 2 years since AOR. Since c-check started- 22 months
Spouse c-check completed actually at the end of November 2025, IRCC marked his background as completed at the beginning of March 2026.
I follow some cases who already filled mandamus since last year. One year passed, no movement for them and even no court hearing was scheduled.
So, mandamus literally could take 1 year and more
These days its pretty common to see people with non routine cases have to wait about 36 months (after AoR) for the whole process ! unfortunately !Im passing 24 months since AOR in a few days - just curious if anyone have the same timeline? im meeting with a lawyer to start mandamus. This has been a ridiculous process, so im curious, how many of you are past 24 months?
Yes, agree that it’s not an easy decision - file mandamus and spend lots of money, then wait or wait without spending money. It’s up to you what you decide. Really no one may guarantee if your mandamus will work or not. For me it’s pretty obvious why I’m in SS - my nationality, quite extensive travelling, living abroad, STEM occupation (civil engineer). Voila, welcome to bureaucracy.It’s such a weird place to be. I’m at the point where I’m thinking, if I file mandamus, there’s a chance the file moves on its own after and I’ve spent thousands on a lawyer for something that may have happened anyway. But if I don’t file, there’s also a very real chance I’m still sitting here with no movement a year or even 1.5 years from now.
That’s the hardest part, there’s basically zero clarity/visibility on what’s happening, how long it could take, or whether the file is even being worked on. Even my MP hasn’t been able to get me any information. I have a full civilian background - no government work - nothing that would make you think thats it.
So you’re stuck deciding whether to spend thousands just to create some urgency, with no way of knowing whether it will actually work.
Hi there.Hello guys,
Anyone here currently going through mandamus for an application stuck in security screening? I’m interested in comparing timelines and seeing whether it has triggered any movement on people’s files. I know the Federal Court is currently backlogged with JR files, but a few years ago there were quite a few testimonies of applicants seeing progress, especially around Stage 2 / filing the Applicant’s Record. Curious if people are still experiencing that.
My timeline (EE-FSW Outland):
• AOR: Nov. 25, 2024
• Referred to comprehensive security screening: Mar. 17, 2025
• Subsequent GCMS records repeatedly showed “Received by CBSA”
• Demand letter: Mar. 5, 2026
• ALJR / Stage 1 filed: Aug. 12, 2026
• Registry served DOJ: Aug. 14, 2026
• Applicant’s Record filed served on DOJ and filed in Federal court: Aug. 27, 2026
• Notice of Appearance received from DOJ: Aug. 27, 2026
The application Record was accepted by the Registry, and I’m now waiting for DOJ’s response (They have 30 days to respond normally)
Would be interested to hear from anyone currently in mandamus, particularly if you saw movement in SS, a medical/PCC request, or a final decision after filing the ALJR or Applicant’s Record. It would be useful to compare timelines and see whether the process is still prompting movement on SS files.
In my case, I reached to Memorandum of Arguments stage, the file was in the court for judge review. Then I discontinued in that stage as my marital status change. But once I read the DOJ arguments , they mentioned that the application opened on these dates, and the officer is working on the file, and the security is in progress and external agencies are doing the security screening and it is necessary for the integrity of Canada. So, the delay is reasonable.Hi there.
I’ve filed the Applicant ‘s Record, received the respondent’s record, which is boilerplate, and replied in July. In summary, I’ve filed all the legal documents and I can do nothing but to wait for my file to see the judge at the moment.
And unfortunately, there hasn’t been much movements from IRCC.
