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you would think so, but our immigration application sat there for almost a year before anyone even touched it, and when they did, it took them only 1 day to decide. Never heard of reunion visa being prioritized, unless i missed some info?

i wonder how long the visa process will take, now that they are being flooded with all of the DM's

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Congrats!

YES. The letter specifically says if you're currently in Canada, send it to CPC- Ottawa.

Congrats to you too! And thanks - they just hand wrote it in English again on one photo. Is it safe to get plane ticket now for travelling 1 month after sending the passport in to get the visa?

Unfortunately that is not available in her city. We also wrote the info on BOTH the pictures instead of 1... i hope that shouldn't matter.. ???

Thanks. Yea, after a bit more than 1 year - definitely longer than we anticipated. Guys, question about the passport photos - should the name and address of the photographer/studio written on the back be in Chinese characters or English?

yikes! we are going to send tomorrow. Is there a deal on flight that day?

I think you may get yours sometime next week. ;D

Is it safe to book flight before getting the passport back? What happens if there is a delay...

Thank you. Yes, it has been a long and frustrating journey - something no couple should have to go through.

WE RECEIVED THE PPR!!! 6 WEEKS AFTER THE ELIGIBILITY PASSED DATE.

Security not started means it's in progress based on the notes from eagle.

Ours already passed 1 year - im extremely pissed off at the unfairness of the whole process. Im thinking of writing a letter to the minister and ccing my MP and ask why some get to speed to the head of the line while others have to wait forever.

Probably that is why ours is still missing in action - she studied in the states for a few yrs.

That's what I have too, since first week of March. Who knows how long the background check will take.

Do not pay again if you already paid. I think they will update it later.

I see. Well that is troubling, and discouraging... another hurdle to get by.

I'm suspecting CSIS takes care of all files by a first-come-first-serve basis. They then send the results to the VO - and then it is up to the VO people to input the data and update the files - and this is where some will get their PPR sooner than others who applied earlier because the VO people...