Every application is a paper based application. What other way is there to apply SSP?
All who got FILE MOVED/transferred to NDVO 2019 please join
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Question for those who reached 100% on GCKEY.
does the following show up on your account as well?
Your application is taking us longer than usual to process.
About 20% of our applications are more complex to process. They take us longer due to things like how easily we can verify information, how well and how quickly you answer our requests and whether the application is complete.
does the following show up on your account as well?
Your application is taking us longer than usual to process.
About 20% of our applications are more complex to process. They take us longer due to things like how easily we can verify information, how well and how quickly you answer our requests and whether the application is complete.
Rupinder91
Star Member
- Dec 10, 2019
- 6
- Category........
- Other
- AOR Received.
- 5 may
- File Transfer...
- 31 may 2019
- Med's Request
- 9 may
- Med's Done....
- 13 may
Generally, it means they you have passed your eligibility. Background checks are still ongoing.
They don’t necessarily send pre arrival letter to everyone though, some applicants receive it and some receive DM without pre arrival.
Do u u know more about this? And do u know any lawyer to fight these cases before ? Please tell me
This Group is usefull if you want to appeal
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/all-spouse-appeal-cases-come-here-and-join-us-plz.87619/
I don't know any lawyer that can fight this case because IRCC considers undeclared family member as a fraud. Few years ago, there was woman from India who got settled in Ottawa. During her PR process, she was advised by her Indian consultant not to declare her newborn because he said she could sponsor later. So the newborn stayed with his grandparents. Later when sponsoring her child, IRCC rejected by saying that he was not declared and they have a document signed by her that her child would permanently live with his grandparents. She told them she never signed the document and asked them to show it. They never showed the document so she told the media and MP's about her problem. The Canadian government said that they want to prevent human trafficking that is why they would not allow undeclared family member. After pressure from her and media, the new Immigration minister at that time allowed her to sponsor. I don't remember her name though.