Because Teriskier filed hers in September and has already gotten the letter to continue with MICC. Either she's gotten a really fast IO on her application, or I have a slow one on mine. I'm trying hard not to freak out and say "There could also be something wrong with my application" but who knows. Every case is different.angtao said:
CrazyLucy is right. They tend to send a special letter(asking to go on with Immigration quebec) that only quebec residents receive 1 month before they process all the other applications. it happened to me too. i guess they process quebec applicants on the side to make them fit in line with all other applicants from all parts of canada. but it is also true that some applications may go slower than others. until the processing date given on the CIC website we don't really know what is happening with our application. stay positive crazy lucy, soon you will have newsCrazyLucy said:
Lovely20,lovely20 said:
Please somebody correct me if I am wrong, but I think that if you ask for the FOSS notes within Canada, they are free. You have to fax the application and wait.jesse_love said:
pepe261 said:
Lovely I think that you shouldn't be worried. This next few weeks try to be relaxed. If you have been honest and have done everything in the right way there is no reason to be worried about.lovely20 said:
pepe261 said:
I already suspected it but like I said, always good to hear anyway.
wow, I hope this is what happens for me. That would make all this waiting seem less painful!Love_Young said:Hey guys!
I just want to let you guys know that I did contact CIC this morning just to confirm that it is actually all completed and finished. She got back to me and said "Your second stage got approved very quickly in two days. This doesn't hardly happen and you're one of the lucky ones. I haven't ever seen it go so quickly before." I was so happy to hear this. Then she said, "Both stages were approved for and your file is on its way to be transferred to your local office of St. John's where they will contact you for an interview to become a resident." And she was even nice enough to check to see how long it could approximately take me to hear from them with a landing date which is in 1 to 2 months. I slept so much better just hearing that is all I have left. So yes, it has finally been officially confirmed from my file that I have definitely got approved for PR.
P.S. Guys "medical results received" line doesn't show until AFTER AIP decision is made and is approved. However, I had to wait for "decision made" on my whole file before it showed up and then the line that they sent me a letter about it.
tita: Wow that was quick! Congratulations. Where do you live to? I suspect mine will take longer to get. I will go to the mail tomorrow. Too bad they don't mail the OWP with it. I always thought they did. Can anyone enlighten us and tell us how long after the AIP letter it took to get the OWP?
yes, you're right....I can do it this afternoon I think...not at home with my phone!angtao said:
Hi, it is normal that you didn't receive updates. if they received your additional info papers 1 week ago it will probably take a couple of weeks more to attach it to your original application. this normally delays the process. I'm sure that as soon as they attach your document to the original file it will not take long before you get AIP and possibly PRsmishsmash said:No word, no updates...
I will call in tomorrow to check in and see what's going on. My guess is that though my requested document was recieved last week, they haven't processed it yet
There's really no sense in getting overly frustrated about it though since there's nothing I can do about it and the weather is fantastic. I am getting a little anxious though....can't lie
In a perfect world, they would process my AIP, PR, and OWP all at once! I can wish right?Inlandappl said:
