INLAND APPLICATIONS 2010

[mint]

Mint...
I see you were landed pretty quick after AIP!.
Do you mind if i asked you a couple questions?? hehehehehehe
How long were u and hubby married?
When did you come to canada?
what country areyou from?
Do you or hubby have any children?
Just asking to have a rough idea of how they consider landing!.
Also did you do your police check and medicals after you sent in your applications?

I sent you a personal message
Mint

 

[boasorte]

I sent you a personal message
Mint

Hey Mint,
How has your life been now you are a landed immigrant ?
Has it changed much?
Please let me know how things are!
Peace...

 

[lessen]

why does RATING matter to some people here ?

 

[adzees]

I sent you a personal message
Mint

Sent me a message too mint

 

[Asta]

why does RATING matter to some people here ?

well some people seeing person's big negative rating dont trust this person and dont wanna communicate with him. its like u have negative impression. usually some fools just going through threads and giving everyone negative rating. so at some point its frustrating. i was feeling like this at the very beginning. now i really dont pay attention. that would be a good idea just to take out the rating system in this forum, but nobody finds its moderator :-X

 

[lessen]

well some people seeing person's big negative rating dont trust this person and dont wanna communicate with him. its like u have negative impression. usually some fools just going through threads and giving everyone negative rating. so at some point its frustrating. i was feeling like this at the very beginning. now i really dont pay attention. that would be a good idea just to take out the rating system in this forum, but nobody finds its moderator :-X

oh i see , thought u get paid over it thx

 

[Inlandappl]

Hi Lessen,

it's not true it takes 9 months to open the inland applications (as they told you). The reality is that it seems that many call centre agents are not prepared to answer questions. they open inland applications 2 months and a half after they receive it. the call centre agent, i guess, just wanted to end the call quickly like she tried to do with me but i told her that 9 months is usually the time to get AIP , not to open the application. then she asked me when did you mail it, i said the date....oh yes....she said, give me your details, receipt number, date of birth, name, phone number etc etc ....and then she said "yes they started processing"....if you sent the application in june they have started processing, thats it,almost sure, point finale

 

[sgnv]

Any updates on individual ecas's for any january applicants

nope, nothing yet :

 

[Black-Berry]

nope, nothing yet :

This week i think everyone hopefully will hear something. i am excited for yall. be patient. You have waited all this tim!!. A few more days should be easier!!

 

[mint]

Sent me a message too mint

I've just sent you a message, adzees!

Black-Berry, did you receive my message? Just wondering I might did something wrong... plz tell me if you did not get it, I will send you again

Mint

 

[Black-Berry]

I've just sent you a message, adzees!

Black-Berry, did you receive my message? Just wondering I might did something wrong... plz tell me if you did not get it, I will send you again

Mint

Minnt!,
Youve got mail!.. . I wasnt too sure if you sent it until i looked into my inbox

 

[Tuggie]

Hello everyone,

I am new to this forum. I just found it a week or so ago and am so glad I did!

I am from the USA and married a Canadian in April 2008. I have living and working in Canada since July 2008, when I received a job offer and got a work permit. My work permit was recently renewed (for the 2nd time) to January 31, 2012.

My PR (spousal) application was received by CIC on July 6, 2010 (I just found this out by calling the 1-888-242-2100 number and choosing option 2, then option 1 and entering my client ID # from my work permit).

When I got through to a CIC agent earlier this morning, he said that it will be approximately 9 months before I hear anything from CIC or see anything on e-cas.

Nice to meet you all.

On lunch break right now and quite hungry, so I will check back later.

Tuggie

 

[adzees]

I've just sent you a message, adzees!

Black-Berry, did you receive my message? Just wondering I might did something wrong... plz tell me if you did not get it, I will send you again

Mint

Yup i got it... my case is very similar to yours.. On difference is i m with status, and in Canada since 2003. And applied after 5 months of marriage

 

[Black-Berry]

Hello everyone,

I am new to this forum. I just found it a week or so ago and am so glad I did!

I am from the USA and married a Canadian in April 2008. I have living and working in Canada since July 2008, when I received a job offer and got a work permit. My work permit was recently renewed (for the 2nd time) to January 31, 2012.

My PR (spousal) application was received by CIC on July 6, 2010 (I just found this out by calling the 1-888-242-2100 number and choosing option 2, then option 1 and entering my client ID # from my work permit).

When I got through to a CIC agent earlier this morning, he said that it will be approximately 9 months before I hear anything from CIC or see anything on e-cas.

Nice to meet you all.

On lunch break right now and quite hungry, so I will check back later.

Tuggie

Welcome tuggie .. you are in the right place..

 

[suenim]

I was just wondering... any of us inlanders now thinking they should have applied outland? A year ago and even when I applied AIP was being done in 6 mths. I think what happened, when a lot off people saw this they chose inland and according the CIC agents, they are swamped which is why there is a backlog and AIP in 8-9 mths. Oh... that too. Why don't they just say 9 mths on the website? I don't know of many people getting it in 8 mths recently. I was going to apply via Buffalo but then I thought about needing a US visa if they called for an interview and I chose inland because my home visa office is taking 7-15 mths. I do already have an OWP and employed full time so I guess I should not be stressing so much. I guess the fact of not seeing my mother in over 5 years is getting to me :'(. Pardon my rambling. I am usually not this verbose here . How about other inland applicants here? Do you mind sharing the timeline of your home visa office if you had gone outland and do you ever have second thoughts. I know when you wake up with your partner every day... all the second thoughts fly out the window though ;D .