It was a declaration from my Non accompanying to give authorisation to take our daughter along to canada
December 2018 AOR - join here
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I received 1 ghost update on 15th june for IP2 then received ADR on 20th june.. n received 2nd ghost ystrday arnd 11.30pm then received PPR last night arnd 3.49am
Quoting Mimiiaz from https://forum.immigrer.com/topic/155901-délai-de-traitement-entrée-express-2018/page/209/#comments
It's about current trends in processsing times.
Quote published today 12 hours ago:
"Bonjour à tous,
Félicitations à tous ceux qui ont eu le PPR ces derniers temps.
Je suis installée à Toronto depuis 2 mois et demi et j'ai rencontré une agent qui travaille au service de l'immigration pour la délivrance des RP mais elle s'occupe uniquement des demande de personne déjà présente sur le territoire. Je lui ai parlé un peu du désarroi des francophones de ce forum par rapport au traitement et au temps d'attente et malheureusement elle n'était pas vraiment choqué....
Apparemment malgré le nombre de demande qui augmente aucun fond n'est prévu pour augmenter les effectifs du personnel... Il y en a même plusieurs qui font des burn out et ne viennent plus travailler... Il semblerait que les fonds soient allouer en priorité aux réfugiés ce qui entraine nos candidatures en bas de la liste des priorités de traitement...
En gros 1) réfugiés 2) demande de RP depuis le Canada (des personnes qui ont un autre type de visa mais qui habitent déjà au Canada), 3) demande de RP depuis l'étranger.
Je ne veux pas décourager ceux qui commencent la procédure et même si je sais que beaucoup d'entre vous ont remarqué que le délais ne faisait que se rallonger, ce n'est malheureusement pas prêt de s'améliorer...
Je vous souhaite en tout cas bon courage à tous ceux qui sont dans l'attente et oui pour les nouveaux soyez prêt à attendre et profitez de votre famille, vos amis et ménagez vous car croyez moi malgré tout ce que vous pouvez ressentir comme stress dans l'attente, ce n'est rien face au changement de vie qui vous attend sur place ! "
Lazy translation copied/pasted from google translate:
"Hello everyone,
Congratulations to everyone who has had the RPP lately.
I have been living in Toronto for the last two and a half months and I have met with an immigration officer who works for the issuance of PR, but only deals with applications from people already in the territory. I talked to her a bit of disarray francophones in this forum with respect to processing and waiting times and unfortunately she was not really shocked ....
Apparently despite the number of requests that increase no funds are expected to increase staff numbers ... There are even many who burn out and do not come to work anymore ... It seems that funds are allocated in priority to refugees resulting in our applications at the bottom of the list of processing priorities ...
Roughly 1) Refugees 2) PR application from Canada (people who have a different type of visa but who already live in Canada), 3) PR application from abroad.
I do not want to discourage those who start the process and although I know that many of you have noticed that the delay is only getting longer, it is unfortunately not ready to improve ...
I wish you anyway good luck to all who are waiting for new and yes be prepared to wait and enjoy your family, friends and Pace because you believe me despite what you may experience as stress the wait is nothing to change the life that awaits you on the spot!"
It's about current trends in processsing times.
Quote published today 12 hours ago:
"Bonjour à tous,
Félicitations à tous ceux qui ont eu le PPR ces derniers temps.
Je suis installée à Toronto depuis 2 mois et demi et j'ai rencontré une agent qui travaille au service de l'immigration pour la délivrance des RP mais elle s'occupe uniquement des demande de personne déjà présente sur le territoire. Je lui ai parlé un peu du désarroi des francophones de ce forum par rapport au traitement et au temps d'attente et malheureusement elle n'était pas vraiment choqué....
Apparemment malgré le nombre de demande qui augmente aucun fond n'est prévu pour augmenter les effectifs du personnel... Il y en a même plusieurs qui font des burn out et ne viennent plus travailler... Il semblerait que les fonds soient allouer en priorité aux réfugiés ce qui entraine nos candidatures en bas de la liste des priorités de traitement...
En gros 1) réfugiés 2) demande de RP depuis le Canada (des personnes qui ont un autre type de visa mais qui habitent déjà au Canada), 3) demande de RP depuis l'étranger.
Je ne veux pas décourager ceux qui commencent la procédure et même si je sais que beaucoup d'entre vous ont remarqué que le délais ne faisait que se rallonger, ce n'est malheureusement pas prêt de s'améliorer...
Je vous souhaite en tout cas bon courage à tous ceux qui sont dans l'attente et oui pour les nouveaux soyez prêt à attendre et profitez de votre famille, vos amis et ménagez vous car croyez moi malgré tout ce que vous pouvez ressentir comme stress dans l'attente, ce n'est rien face au changement de vie qui vous attend sur place ! "
Lazy translation copied/pasted from google translate:
"Hello everyone,
Congratulations to everyone who has had the RPP lately.
I have been living in Toronto for the last two and a half months and I have met with an immigration officer who works for the issuance of PR, but only deals with applications from people already in the territory. I talked to her a bit of disarray francophones in this forum with respect to processing and waiting times and unfortunately she was not really shocked ....
Apparently despite the number of requests that increase no funds are expected to increase staff numbers ... There are even many who burn out and do not come to work anymore ... It seems that funds are allocated in priority to refugees resulting in our applications at the bottom of the list of processing priorities ...
Roughly 1) Refugees 2) PR application from Canada (people who have a different type of visa but who already live in Canada), 3) PR application from abroad.
I do not want to discourage those who start the process and although I know that many of you have noticed that the delay is only getting longer, it is unfortunately not ready to improve ...
I wish you anyway good luck to all who are waiting for new and yes be prepared to wait and enjoy your family, friends and Pace because you believe me despite what you may experience as stress the wait is nothing to change the life that awaits you on the spot!"
ramanbhatti
Hero Member
- Mar 16, 2018
- 249
- 34
- Category........
- FSW
- Visa Office......
- Ottawa
- NOC Code......
- 0124
- App. Filed.......
- 30-11-2018
- AOR Received.
- 1-12-2018
- Med's Done....
- 11-01-2019
- Passport Req..
- 05-07-2019
Ohhhh... I just received this one only today and nothing changed inside my application..all the entities are same as before and application is still in IP1.. however, as per my call to cic about three weeks ago, only security was pending. So, I guess this update might be related to the completion of security, I am not sure though.
I think I must not get my hopes high until I receive anything... anyways Congratulations for your PPR..I wish you good luck for your future endeavors..
Please remember that issuance of Procedural Fairness Letter means that the Case Officer has not decided anything on the matter your response and actions / history leading upto the response will shape the Case Officers opinion.
Personally I think your argument is compelling. However you will need to to convince the Case officer that the information you provided was complete (not to reject on Completeness), and that you didn't Misrepresent. Hopefully the following shall suffice:
1. Letter from Bank confirming nature of transaction of Rs 4,50,000
2. The above explanation briefly re-iterating that the omission was inadvertent and does not impacts the net asset position and the final outcome; and
3. Net Wealth / Asset position at the time of
1. Issuance of ITA
2. e-AOR
3. Loan Payment ( if possible ) or current date
Key thing is be truthful, language should be clear and the info sufficient, appropriate, organised and not cluttered.2. e-AOR
3. Loan Payment ( if possible ) or current date
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Collected Passport and CoPR yesterday.
Now time for the real hardship!
Job hunt !!
Now time for the real hardship!
Job hunt !!
Any large transactions generally raise a red flag and in your case there were many in a matter of days. Having said that, there is nothing much to worry about. You just have to tell the truth. And, your explanation is good enough.
If I were you I would provide the following
1. Explanation and proof of all your transactions done from your other bank accounts
2. Explanation that 4.50,000 is a loan amount which you have subsequently paid with proof.
3. A fresh statement of your bank account to show that even after paying the loan amount you have sufficient funds as needed.
BUT, as per IRCC guidelines you are supposed to declare all your bank accounts to IRCC. I know, many of us don't do that and just show one account which has sufficient funds. So, if the officer is over enthusiastic he may further ask for statements of other bank accounts. I haven't seen a case where it has happened yet. So, my guess it is highly unlikely. Just be prepared in case that is asked.
It is difficult to say whether this conversation actually took place or someone is writing a story. But lets assume this did happen.Quoting Mimiiaz from https://forum.immigrer.com/topic/155901-délai-de-traitement-entrée-express-2018/page/209/#comments
It's about current trends in processsing times.
Quote published today 12 hours ago:
"Bonjour à tous,
Félicitations à tous ceux qui ont eu le PPR ces derniers temps.
Je suis installée à Toronto depuis 2 mois et demi et j'ai rencontré une agent qui travaille au service de l'immigration pour la délivrance des RP mais elle s'occupe uniquement des demande de personne déjà présente sur le territoire. Je lui ai parlé un peu du désarroi des francophones de ce forum par rapport au traitement et au temps d'attente et malheureusement elle n'était pas vraiment choqué....
Apparemment malgré le nombre de demande qui augmente aucun fond n'est prévu pour augmenter les effectifs du personnel... Il y en a même plusieurs qui font des burn out et ne viennent plus travailler... Il semblerait que les fonds soient allouer en priorité aux réfugiés ce qui entraine nos candidatures en bas de la liste des priorités de traitement...
En gros 1) réfugiés 2) demande de RP depuis le Canada (des personnes qui ont un autre type de visa mais qui habitent déjà au Canada), 3) demande de RP depuis l'étranger.
Je ne veux pas décourager ceux qui commencent la procédure et même si je sais que beaucoup d'entre vous ont remarqué que le délais ne faisait que se rallonger, ce n'est malheureusement pas prêt de s'améliorer...
Je vous souhaite en tout cas bon courage à tous ceux qui sont dans l'attente et oui pour les nouveaux soyez prêt à attendre et profitez de votre famille, vos amis et ménagez vous car croyez moi malgré tout ce que vous pouvez ressentir comme stress dans l'attente, ce n'est rien face au changement de vie qui vous attend sur place ! "
Lazy translation copied/pasted from google translate:
"Hello everyone,
Congratulations to everyone who has had the RPP lately.
I have been living in Toronto for the last two and a half months and I have met with an immigration officer who works for the issuance of PR, but only deals with applications from people already in the territory. I talked to her a bit of disarray francophones in this forum with respect to processing and waiting times and unfortunately she was not really shocked ....
Apparently despite the number of requests that increase no funds are expected to increase staff numbers ... There are even many who burn out and do not come to work anymore ... It seems that funds are allocated in priority to refugees resulting in our applications at the bottom of the list of processing priorities ...
Roughly 1) Refugees 2) PR application from Canada (people who have a different type of visa but who already live in Canada), 3) PR application from abroad.
I do not want to discourage those who start the process and although I know that many of you have noticed that the delay is only getting longer, it is unfortunately not ready to improve ...
I wish you anyway good luck to all who are waiting for new and yes be prepared to wait and enjoy your family, friends and Pace because you believe me despite what you may experience as stress the wait is nothing to change the life that awaits you on the spot!"
There are some parts of the story which are believable. It is not very difficult to believe that Government would not be allocating budget in the same proportion the number of applications that have increased. Also, it is entirely plausible that they give preference to refugee applications.
However, the third point doesn't make sense because there is ample anecdotal or empirical evidence (depending on how much one trusts posts here or data at myimmitracker) that inland applicants get no preference over outland applicants. In fact, there are certain VOs (like Montreal) where inland applicants have to wait more compared to outland applicants.
Hey @cansha !
Indeed I thought exactly the same. There are other people from CEC and FSW-O of some countries who get their decisions ways faster than inlands. Again I come back to the point that I haven't got any clear idea about how IRCC works exactly. And that I'm really curious about personnally ^^".
My only reason I shared this here. It remains an info found on the www.
Indeed I thought exactly the same. There are other people from CEC and FSW-O of some countries who get their decisions ways faster than inlands. Again I come back to the point that I haven't got any clear idea about how IRCC works exactly. And that I'm really curious about personnally ^^".
My only reason I shared this here. It remains an info found on the www.
I think even IRCC has got no idea about that
I think it is more random than we would want to believe. I'm more convinced that there is more madness than method in the way they work. But again priority for Canadian government would be its citizens and hence budgets would not be allocated to make IRCC more efficient.But to be fair, IRCC is much more efficient / process is more transparent compared to immigration process to other countries like Australia or USA. Australian process is longer and more tedious. USA is a black hole for certain nationals. And USCIS in general is more inefficient.
Thank u so much..
If only ur security was pending then i think this is ur ghost update for PPR hopefully..
U can call them n ask again for ur file status bcz whn i had them the last time they sd all my assessments r clear only waiting for my adr to b checked before that whn i called they sd only security is pending which has nt started
Hi guys quick question - I just logged into my account and it said for the second time within one day “Application/profile updated”. Any thoughts?
Means someone is working on your application and it is progressing. Hopefully, means PPR is nearer than before.