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Hey im also in same situation.
My husband lives in Turkey the email says to submit it in India or Nepal. There was a guy who used to live in dubai he also got same email and he emailed NDVO they changes his visa office.
So im going to email them as well and i have I representative im
Going to ask her as well. Can you also update me when you contact with your MP? Thanks

i emailed mp to contact vo
 
Guys,

For reference and information only:

E-petition e-1263 (Immigration), Petition No. 421-02052 was presented to House of Commons for debate on Feb 9th 2018 by Jenny Kwan (MP, Vancouver East, NDP).

Unfortunately, No debate was started on that but MP from Liberal asked permission to hold these questions for time being and moved onto emergency issue debates.

Below is the link to petition if anybody wants to review.

https://petitions.ourcommons.ca/en/Petition/Details?Petition=e-1263

For debates section, search 1210 in the Debates (Hansard) tab of below link

http://www.ourcommons.ca/DocumentViewer/en/42-1/house/sitting-261/hansard


Below is the petition:

"
Petition to the Government of Canada
Whereas:
  • Outland Spousal Sponsorship process takes more than a year, even up to 3 years, while the application is stuck in security screening despite the absence of a criminal record;
  • Finalization of the security screening is waiting for the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) reports despite being completed by the Canadian Security Intelligence Service;
  • CBSA security screening has no time-limit: it was 8-19 months in 2011 and in 2017, CBSA Vice-President Tina Namiesniowski mentioned there is no time-limit for CBSA security screening;
  • The United States (with intensive security screening) have a 180 days policy after which Green Cards can be issued;
  • As young professionals, most sponsors have little vacation time to be with their spouse and are required to stay in Canada;
  • Sponsored persons cannot come to Canada as visitor visas are rejected;
  • The separation of newly married couples is impacting their physical and mental health, putting their family and career life in danger; and
  • Women are either giving birth and raising kids alone in Canada or are worried to miss the opportunity.
We, the undersigned, Canadian spouses, their families and friends who are Canadian citizens and residents, call upon the Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness to:
1) Give priority to outland spousal sponsorship cases in CBSA;
2) Define a 6-month time-frame for security screening; and
3) If the security screening is taking more than 6 months, together with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, issue a dual-intent visitor visa or super visa for spouse."
 
Guys,

For reference and information only:

E-petition e-1263 (Immigration), Petition No. 421-02052 was presented to House of Commons for debate on Feb 9th 2018 by Jenny Kwan (MP, Vancouver East, NDP).

Unfortunately, No debate was started on that but MP from Liberal asked permission to hold these questions for time being and moved onto emergency issue debates.

Below is the link to petition if anybody wants to review.

https://petitions.ourcommons.ca/en/Petition/Details?Petition=e-1263

For debates section, search 1210 in the Debates (Hansard) tab of below link

http://www.ourcommons.ca/DocumentViewer/en/42-1/house/sitting-261/hansard


Below is the petition:

"
Petition to the Government of Canada
Whereas:
  • Outland Spousal Sponsorship process takes more than a year, even up to 3 years, while the application is stuck in security screening despite the absence of a criminal record;
  • Finalization of the security screening is waiting for the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) reports despite being completed by the Canadian Security Intelligence Service;
  • CBSA security screening has no time-limit: it was 8-19 months in 2011 and in 2017, CBSA Vice-President Tina Namiesniowski mentioned there is no time-limit for CBSA security screening;
  • The United States (with intensive security screening) have a 180 days policy after which Green Cards can be issued;
  • As young professionals, most sponsors have little vacation time to be with their spouse and are required to stay in Canada;
  • Sponsored persons cannot come to Canada as visitor visas are rejected;
  • The separation of newly married couples is impacting their physical and mental health, putting their family and career life in danger; and
  • Women are either giving birth and raising kids alone in Canada or are worried to miss the opportunity.
We, the undersigned, Canadian spouses, their families and friends who are Canadian citizens and residents, call upon the Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness to:
1) Give priority to outland spousal sponsorship cases in CBSA;
2) Define a 6-month time-frame for security screening; and
3) If the security screening is taking more than 6 months, together with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, issue a dual-intent visitor visa or super visa for spouse."



Online it says:


RESPONSES
to e-petitions


The government responds within 45 calendar days to every petition presented in the House of Commons.


SO i guess, we have to wait till march END for an answer.. in worst case.
 
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Hi everyone. We got PPR :) but it has no Name, ID and File number! Has anyone had the same experience? :(
You can see my timeline under my profile name.
Yes , same thing happened to a guy in this thread. Check 10-20 posts back. But email is legit if it is sent by Immigration office email.
 
Guys, I have a question, is background check for everyone, even if it says NA?
Are they (IRCC) gonna start background check at some point, even after it states NOt applicable in gckey?
 
Hi,

I have put in papers for my wife.
File received: June 19th
AOR July 20th
Medical 11th Aug
File transferred to Delhi Office August 28th, 2017

Online Status: Medical has been cleared.
File Status: In process

Did you hear anything back from Canada Immigration?
Regards.


Since August Nothing!:(
 
Hello everyone. I am back on this informative forum. I got PR way back in 2016. I recently got married in India and sponsoring my wife. Just want to ask couple of questions:

Is it a good idea to do upfront medical or we just need to wait until they ask to get one?

Should we submit PCC with the file or later on once they ask?
 
Hello everyone. I am back on this informative forum. I got PR way back in 2016. I recently got married in India and sponsoring my wife. Just want to ask couple of questions:

Is it a good idea to do upfront medical or we just need to wait until they ask to get one?

Should we submit PCC with the file or later on once they ask?


You should wait for them to request the medical from your wife. Also, I sent PCC upfront with my application and it still says N/A for background check. It doesn't do anything and PCC expires after one year.
 
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Guys, I have a question, is background check for everyone, even if it says NA?
Are they (IRCC) gonna start background check at some point, even after it states NOt applicable in gckey?
mine is also same background check NOt applicable in gckey
 
Guys, I have a question, is background check for everyone, even if it says NA?
Are they (IRCC) gonna start background check at some point, even after it states NOt applicable in gckey?
July applicant
And mine says NA for at least 3 months