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If someone is faced with a similar problem (a long delay in the consideration of the application), I advise you to contact this lawyer. My choice was on him because he seemed to me very confident, bold and decisive.(because many other lawyers are very cautious and afraid to go against the IRCC.)...

Yes. In the near future, the daughter will apply for citizenship. She is a loner - and everything can be done today via the Internet. Payments are made in steps. First payment - the lawyer does some of the work. We are waiting for the result of 30-40 days. If there is no result, the second...

Every story has an end. Considering COVID19, Afghanistan, Ukraine - my daughter could have waited renew Prcard another 10 years. And no one would ever open her case. Even despite the fact that there was a letter of recommendation from the deputy and from her place of work. 3 years of waiting...

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The job of a lawyer is to make some kind of request, or to defend or challenge some kind of decision. There is no solution. So why do I need a lawyer? The lawyers told me - in this situation, NOBODY can force IRCC to do something.

A lot. And what does it matter? In September, she will apply for Citizenship. Today, she is a permanent resident of Canada (as stated in the IRCC response). Lawyer? Why? Just throw away money? She is a permanent resident in all public services. And this is a fact. I consulted with lawyers who...

Forgive me for writing here.Probably remember me. :) Soon it will be 3 years as my daughter in Canada. and did not leave at all. Status -"in process" from August 2019 . Application for renewal of Prcard from August 2019.(The 720 day rule was violated) The application has been forwarded to the...

Did you even read a couple of pages ago? By the time of receipt of the application in NS + 2.5 ...... 3 months. The consideration of your application will begin. (if submitted URGENTLY, it will be faster).

People think that if they submit an application a second time, this application is expected to be at the IRCC and will begin to be considered - without waiting. Unlikely. This application is considered new, again in the queue, and waits for 2-3 months.

IRCC has gone to celebrate New Year, at least until January 10th! :)

It was 2 years ago. He gave up the idea of returning to Canada.

My friend has not lived in Canada for a SINGLE DAY. In the last month of the card's validity, he decided to enter Canada, apply for a card renewal, to write down the reasons for not entering Canada in 5 years, and in a week travel further to another country. (he told me himself) And he was...

After receiving in Sydney, add 2.5 - 3 months. This is a normal timeline. Then the application is placed on the table for review and the AOR is sent to you. As I can see, Requests for renew PR are not files! These are the physical letters that were sent. Each clerk takes a certain number of...

Absolutely true. I will say more. When my daughter calls IRCC and they open her file, they tell her that they SEE what day of the month someone opened her application and looked at it. They don't know who; they don't know why. But the program remembers any opening and viewing of the application...

Where is it said? In other words, where is the guarantee at the LEGISLATIVE level (namely, the law) which states "Permanent resident of Canada, whose application is considered " in process "( and he is a PR) - is GUARANTEED to receive a PRTD document from the Canadian Embassy to enter Canada."...

. I blame. :) If there is news - write. Good luck!

There is one fact. Canada needs immigrants (otherwise IRCC would have refused right away). 3 years in the country over the past 5 years. Isn't this the main indicator that a person REALLY lives in Canada and wants to live? So why refuse him?

Exactly. They just watch it on their computer and can check your exits from Canada with the border guards. Delays ... consideration of other services - they don't care. There were people on the forum who received citizenship and then they received a permanent resident card.

Also, as far as I know, there is NO question in the citizenship application "Have you had a delay in getting your permanent resident card?" Perhaps there is a question "have you ever been REFUSED to receive your permanent resident card?" But you didn’t get any refusal. You are still a permanent...

As far as I know, the rules say - you can withdraw an application that is not yet being processed. (That is, you say in advance - and they receive an application and reject it) His first application is pending.