Applicants based on Colombo VO

[Dilu13]

Thanks good hope, I think before going to Canada CHC is teaching us patience for future endeavors....

 

[marvik2011]

Hey Dilu,
when have you done your medical?

 

[dnyfyn]

Hi,

I just wanted to know whether the people applying from Sri Lanka as Nurses. Do they apply as REGISTERED NURSES or PRACTICING NURSES

 

[Dilu13]

Hey Dilu,
when have you done your medical?

We did our medicals on 15th of March and I was supposed to produce an updated pcc and it was handed over in April.

 

[goodhope]

dear members

Do you know any one get visa or PPR in month of may-june ?

 

[goodhope]

As we all are waiting and waiting i just wanted to add this . Recently my consultant has inquired about the visas and CHC has said there is a delay in issuing visas. so we have to wait for sometime.

Does he know any reason for this ?

 

[bundy]

Hi Aran & Dilu,

Does it mean the ecas showed from "RBVO to mdical received" without showing a change as "in process".

 

[marvik2011]

Heay Guys!
Reading all posts here I think that VO has summer holiday before 1st of July ;D
That is why we are all in hold!!!

 

[sttn]

And the 1st of july also a holiday! It's Canada Day!!

 

[Dilu13]

Hi Aran & Dilu,

Does it mean the ecas showed from "RBVO to mdical received" without showing a change as "in process".

Mine it never appeared RBVO it was always "in process' until I was asked to face the medicals and after 45 days only Medical results received appeared

 

[goodhope]

Heay Guys!
Reading all posts here I think that VO has summer holiday before 1st of July ;D
That is why we are all in hold!!!

hoiliday for them but each day is holy day for us ???

 

[Bundoora]

FYI


meeting minutes from house of commons immigration and CIC committe

Back ground check

The Chair:
We have finished the first page, so we're going to start all over again.
I'm going to ask one question first. I'd like you to tell me the difference between the security screening for temporary applications and that for permanent residency applications, if any.
Mr. Pierre Sabourin:
The security screening for temporary residents is for people who are coming here temporarily. The security screening for people who are permanent residents is for people who are coming in here permanently. We now have service standards for the temporary resident side. They're very different from those on the permanent side. I can elaborate more on those, if you wish.
The security screening is to make an admissibility decision based on specific areas of the act, IRPA. We're looking at whether there are reasonable grounds to believe, whether the individual who is applying is permanent or temporary, that the person might pose a risk to national security, such as espionage, terrorism, war criminality, or organized crime. In one case the process is much longer. It takes about eight months right now.
The Chair:
Which one?
Mr. Pierre Sabourin:
For permanent, it takes about eight months. On the temporary side, just over the last few months we finalized the service standards. For a VIP or urgent request, it's 48 hours; for China, it's five days; for what we call tier 1 countries, which includes Saudi Arabia, India, Haiti, Pakistan—there's another one missing—it's 10 days; and for the other countries, for tier 2, it's 20 days.

 

[goodhope]

OK its 8 months :-[ but how some people get through after two weeks after medical submision

 

[sttn]

God knows..

 

[goodhope]

God knows..

hi,Stnn

Is it good to order CAIPS or simply wait ?