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Canadian Government Slashes Backlog 300.000 FSW Applications will be rejected

mississaugans

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The Government of Canada announced on 29 March 2012 a plan to reduce the backlog of Federal Skilled Worker (FSW) applications by returning all applications and government fees submitted prior to 27 February 2008. This will amount to a total of almost 300,000 returned applications, as well as approximately $130 million in refunded government processing fees.

Approximately 160,000 FSW applications, submitted after 28 February 2008, will remain in queue for processing.


First of all I deeply regret this decision and its impact on many families around the world... I am not excluded but want to keep myself optimistic because my case after 5 years is at the last stage, I mean medicals done in June 2011, ARC almost granted just waiting for RCMP certificates after submition of my fingerprints two days ago...

I have a question for the most expirienced members of this forum WHICH CASES DO YOU THINK WILL STILLL BEING ASSESSED BASED ON MINISTER KENNEY STATEMENT :In response to a question from the Canadian Immigrant, Kenney said some 20,000 applications received during the period between 2001-2008 have been partially processed and depending on how far along the process the application is, it may be assessed or returned …
 

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mississaugans said:
The Government of Canada announced on 29 March 2012 a plan to reduce the backlog of Federal Skilled Worker (FSW) applications by returning all applications and government fees submitted prior to 27 February 2008. This will amount to a total of almost 300,000 returned applications, as well as approximately $130 million in refunded government processing fees.

Approximately 160,000 FSW applications, submitted after 28 February 2008, will remain in queue for processing.


First of all I deeply regret this decision and its impact on many families around the world... I am not excluded but want to keep myself optimistic because my case after 5 years is at the last stage, I mean medicals done in June 2011, ARC almost granted just waiting for RCMP certificates after submition of my fingerprints two days ago...

I have a question for the most expirienced members of this forum WHICH CASES DO YOU THINK WILL STILLL BEING ASSESSED BASED ON MINISTER KENNEY STATEMENT :In response to a question from the Canadian Immigrant, Kenney said some 20,000 applications received during the period between 2001-2008 have been partially processed and depending on how far along the process the application is, it may be assessed or returned ...
Can you please give some web link from where we can read in details