JULY 2019 *OUTLAND* SPOUSAL SPONSORSHIP
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Send questions to visa office. Don’t ask too much questions, just ask about your applications where have its been now. They will respond you. Use the visa office webform.
I already did, they told me that I am still in eligibility despite the fact that 12 months have passed, and that due to the pandemic they are limited in processing applications and that they communicate when we can do so.
""This limits our ability to process paper-based applications such as permanent residence applications. Equally, we are not in a position to extend or re-issue permanent resident visas for those who are unable to travel before the expiration of their documents. We will be in contact with you with further instructions when we are able to do so.""
Canada government not good as they speak. BC the worst of economic.
Everything going up. gas prices, car insurance, housing, food etc...
now delayed travel dang it’s.
Well, that's not the point, the point is that we want family reunification, which in normal times is quite long, now the situation is worse without knowing when the couple will be seen again, it is something very hard for the family.
Why not just get rid of the Canadian spousal sponsorship backlog?
The simple answer is we should get rid of the sponsorship backlog and live up to our commitments to family reunification. The petition specifically mentions allocating a special budget to address the backlog of Canadian spousal sponsorship applications. But processing applications for Canadian permanent residence takes time, even under ideal conditions.
However, processing applications for temporary visas like work or study permits is something that the government has shown itself capable of doing quickly during the pandemic. Creating the STRV is a tangible and achievable goal that will allow separated families to be reunited in the near future.
The simple answer is we should get rid of the sponsorship backlog and live up to our commitments to family reunification. The petition specifically mentions allocating a special budget to address the backlog of Canadian spousal sponsorship applications. But processing applications for Canadian permanent residence takes time, even under ideal conditions.
However, processing applications for temporary visas like work or study permits is something that the government has shown itself capable of doing quickly during the pandemic. Creating the STRV is a tangible and achievable goal that will allow separated families to be reunited in the near future.
Dear don't be happy more . Because I received it before 3 month up to this date no any news
Hi all. So my pre arrival was on july 29. I just checked my e case this morning and the statues for permanent residence has now changed from in process to decision made. I didnt recieve any email for this new change. Finger crossed next step is Corp and ppr which I hope it all ends well. I hope u guys start getting good news soon and dont forget to check ur e case.