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Instead of us getting worked up, it is better we make excuses for them. Me self the devil don dey minister something negative to me. Devil is a liar.
 
SOTAJ said:
Hmmmm.......... Na wah for AVO oooooo.

I comment my reserve! : : :(

This is so annoying. When in Ottawa 30 December applicant already got visa. Well, lets see how February will be. I believe they will answer us this month.
 
ESSYLICIOUS said:
This is so annoying. When in Ottawa 30 December applicant already got visa. Well, lets see how February will be. I believe they will answer us this month.
AVO oya transfer my file to Ottawa now now...
 
My good people, I will like to say that we should not be worked up on this AVO thing. Patience is the key to this process and this was highlighted from the beginning of this whole exercise. After holding on for 20 months +, I believe this is not the time to relent but the time to be strong.

One thing I am sure of is that AVO (or whoever) will not deny you COPR/PPR without being convinced beyond ALL reasonable doubt so also you will not be issued same by leaving any stone untouched. This is about investigation and fact finding.

The problem in our part of the world is the painstaking task of these fact finding. There is poor access to information: Bureaucracy. A simple example is how hard it is sometimes to get Transcript whereas people that studied abroad get theirs within few days (I got mine same day). I believe AVO is doing fact finding and it is not easy in this part of our world.

Comparing AVO to NDVO, WVO, LVO is not a yardstick. All these VO has their own processing time which I believe is based on level of development and access to information.

My dear people, in as much as I understand how frustrating this can be, please LET US BE PATIENT. Patience is the key thing here. Let us engage ourselves in other things. For me, I engaged myself in a building project when the going was tough with my POF. The project is almost complete now and I have been able to get 85% of my POF back (Don't do as I do).You can learn something/training/certification. I engaged my wife in driving school when she started "nagging" too.

About medical expiring in few months: In as much that this is not your fault, I believe AVO know what to do about it. If worst comes to the worst, they will request for another medical as condition to issue COPR.

I wish everyone quick and positive response from AVO
 
XCEXX said:
My good people, I will like to say that we should not be worked up on this AVO thing. Patience is the key to this process and this was highlighted from the beginning of this whole exercise. After holding on for 20 months +, I believe this is not the time to relent but the time to be strong.

One thing I am sure of is that AVO (or whoever) will not deny you COPR/PPR without being convinced beyond ALL reasonable doubt so also you will not be issued same by leaving any stone untouched. This is about investigation and fact finding.

The problem in our part of the world is the painstaking task of these fact finding. There is poor access to information: Bureaucracy. A simple example is how hard it is sometimes to get Transcript whereas people that studied abroad get theirs within few days (I got mine same day). I believe AVO is doing fact finding and it is not easy in this part of our world.

Comparing AVO to NDVO, WVO, LVO is not a yardstick. All these VO has their own processing time which I believe is based on level of development and access to information.

My dear people, in as much as I understand how frustrating this can be, please LET US BE PATIENT. Patience is the key thing here. Let us engage ourselves in other things. For me, I engaged myself in a building project when the going was tough with my POF. The project is almost complete now and I have been able to get 85% of my POF back (Don't do as I do).You can learn something/training/certification. I engaged my wife in driving school when she started "nagging" too.

About medical expiring in few months: In as much that this is not your fault, I believe AVO know what to do about it. If worst comes to the worst, they will request for another medical as condition to issue COPR.

I wish everyone quick and positive response from AVO


+1 to you XCEXX
 
thorndike4u said:
+1 to you XCEXX

Thanks for this.

I pray that this week will usher in showers of blessing....
 
Happy New Month my people............AVO! AVO!! AVO!!!.............God dey.......
 
Happy new month.I dreamt on saturday/sunday that they started treating all the backlog of medicals. I pray it happens.
 
canadamyplace said:
Happy new month.I dreamt on saturday/sunday that they started treating all the backlog of medicals. I pray it happens.

I share in your dream. AVO will rise to honour your dream. Let's remain positive as we have always displayed.
 
XCEXX said:
Thanks for this.

I pray that this week will usher in showers of blessing....

Amen
 
IT SHALL END IN PRAISE FOR ALL OF US. 4 MONTHS TO GO.
 
As for AVO, them matter just dey always laugh me because for every excuse you try to make for them, another excuse dey against them.

ALL my friends(Nigerians) who applied from here and had the option of choosing Ottawa as them VO (because we have been here for 3yrs + school and they applied before the form changed) ALL have their PR cards now, so it not a naija background check issue, because the ones that applied EE sef late last year had PPRs last month, (same naija background check)

As per quota, that not an excuse, the quota cut don dey in place since the filling up of caps before PER.

Like I said, for every excuse you make for AVO, another counter one dey….all they do to me is keep renewing my work permit but the PR ish is the koko, puts you on another level for things.

Its well shaa…AVO is as slow as Ontario PNP cos I ve colleagues who have been waiting for months on that too…but one thing I am also kinda sure of is they are working because in the midst of the scarcity, I got MR, email to update POF and they responded to both.
IWEIP*
 
Drealsix said:
As for AVO, them matter just dey always laugh me because for every excuse you try to make for them, another excuse dey against them.

ALL my friends(Nigerians) who applied from here and had the option of choosing Ottawa as them VO (because we have been here for 3yrs + school and they applied before the form changed) ALL have their PR cards now, so it not a naija background check issue, because the ones that applied EE sef late last year had PPRs last month, (same naija background check)

As per quota, that not an excuse, the quota cut don dey in place since the filling up of caps before PER.

Like I said, for every excuse you make for AVO, another counter one dey….all they do to me is keep renewing my work permit but the PR ish is the koko, puts you on another level for things.

Its well shaa…AVO is as slow as Ontario PNP cos I ve colleagues who have been waiting for months on that too…but one thing I am also kinda sure of is they are working because in the midst of the scarcity, I got MR, email to update POF and they responded to both.
IWEIP*


I totally agree with you. I have 4 months to the expiration of my medical and they keep telling me my application is been processed.
 
Happy New Month Guys, 1 Sam 16:1-13. Welcome to February. This month God will single you out for blessings, miracles, testimonies and promotions.

Please can some1 post the link for payment of RPRF and please tell me the bank cards that I can use to pay for 2, since it's free for kids under 4yrs.

A quick response will be appreciated thanks, Have a blissful week, Good afternoon.
 
Have u gotten passport request? So we know if someone else has a positive update.
jjalex said:
Happy New Month Guys, 1 Sam 16:1-13. Welcome to February. This month God will single you out for blessings, miracles, testimonies and promotions.

Please can some1 post the link for payment of RPRF and please tell me the bank cards that I can use to pay for 2, since it's free for kids under 4yrs.

A quick response will be appreciated thanks, Have a blissful week, Good afternoon.