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Today was our "do not disturb" date. Well.... I AM disturbed! Nadda :'(

Thank you for your reply. We are hopefully close to an end. Oh the anxiety........ our AOR reflected the 6 month waiting period that was "normal" last year, but the site has increased to 7 months as of the February update. What's one more month anyway (in the grand scheme of things). I'm having...

On our AOR we are given a do-not-disturb-before-this-date, because applications are expected to be processed by then. Who has or has not had success with these processing dates? If you have not had success, how delayed was your case and why? Thank you :)

As horrible as this process is, I suppose we can all take comfort in knowing that we're all in the same boat.

I have 4 different numbers. I don't get it either ??? First one is my client number received from the M-CIC Second is my husbands client number received from Havana Third is the B number received on the AOR Four is the F number which someone in Havana gave to my husband upon inquiry one day...

I have a B number, an F number, a client number and my husband also has a client number (with no Bs, Fs or anything). I can only access eCas with his client number. None of the alpha numbers. There is no consistency in this system >:(

I'm admittedly stalking those timelines too. Great letter! ;D

My husband is being processed through the Canadian Embassy in Havana, Cuba. The website says that most applications are processed in 6 months. Our "do not disturb" date is March 15. Our application began processing 6 months and 18 days ago. Havana received our application 5 months and 7 days...

The silence is deafening....

We've just passed 6 months of waiting since our application was submitted.... psychological torture doesn't quite explain the anguish :'(

My eCAS has not been updated at all since September 2, 2010. I have received my acknowledgement from the VISA office (Havana), but on eCAS my file can't be found. Is this normal????

Since August 2010 - as of today that is 4 months, 7 days, 23 hours and 33 minutes ago - I keep track on my iPhone :D The Embassy in Cuba ---- draaagggiiinnnnggggggg

My husband and I have a difficult situation due to the restrictions of communication. He is Cuban and I am Canadian. Phone calls are $1 per minute. Email is hard to come by (his source is 25km from his home). There is no skype and there is no MSN. I buy $10 phone cards and call him a few times...

I was on a beach and two men were attempting to converse with me. I didn't understand their accent. So I looked over at my now husband (who was minding his own business a short distance away) and asked him if he could translate. He did and it ended there. We ran into each other at another local...

This thread gives hope :D but I'm not seeing many people sponsoring Cubans :( Married: July 2, 2010 Application sent: August 2, 2010 Application received: August 4, 2010 Sponsorship approved: September 2, 2010 In Process (Havana): Sept 15, 2010 AOR rec'd: November 26, 2010 Still no update...