May 2019 TRV Timelines
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Fingers crossed. Would I get an email for the decision or should I keep checking on-line for status changeYou can expect a decision!
My Spouse Timelines. Hopeful to get PPR Soon!!
Application Submitted : May 05, 2019
Submission Confirmation : May 05, 2019
Biometrics Collection Letter : May 06, 2019
Biometrics Submitted : May 10, 2019 [VFS Bangalore]
Biometrics Updated on Account : May 10, 2019
Visitor Acknowledgement Letter : May 20, 2019 [New Delhi Office]
Correspondence Letter : Awaiting
PPR : Awaiting
Application Submitted : May 05, 2019
Submission Confirmation : May 05, 2019
Biometrics Collection Letter : May 06, 2019
Biometrics Submitted : May 10, 2019 [VFS Bangalore]
Biometrics Updated on Account : May 10, 2019
Visitor Acknowledgement Letter : May 20, 2019 [New Delhi Office]
Correspondence Letter : Awaiting
PPR : Awaiting
May 15, 2019- applied / biometrics done the same daySame po. Can you share your timeline please?
May 16, 2019- Link to GCKey / Submitted
May 22, 2019- Correspondence letter received / Eligibility review started
Okay po. Yung sakin nung may 3 pa po ako nagpass, tapos nareceive ko po yung correspondence letter sa biometrics nung 16, hanggang ngyn wala pa po ako update.
Just an update: i got my passport already and its Multiple Entry good for 1 year.
Thanks to God.
My timeline: Philippines
May 10 - paper base application vfs cebu / biometric
May 13 - application arrived/ under process at IRCC (manila)
May 16 - correspondence letter/ biometric validity
May 20 - final decision/ trv approved
May 22 - passport received w/ counterfoil
Good Luck everyone! See you soon Canada
Thanks to God.
My timeline: Philippines
May 10 - paper base application vfs cebu / biometric
May 13 - application arrived/ under process at IRCC (manila)
May 16 - correspondence letter/ biometric validity
May 20 - final decision/ trv approved
May 22 - passport received w/ counterfoil
Good Luck everyone! See you soon Canada
It just shows below.
Biometrics Collection Letter 1557164246577May 6, 2019 1557210536737May 7, 2019
Confirmation of Online Application Transmission 1557065547120May 5, 2019 1558405987717May 21, 2019
Submission Confirmation 1557065576070May 5, 2019 1558405991570May 21, 2019
Did not get any letter after Biometrics Collection Letter. My TRV came in 5 days last year. I assumed it will be same for my daughter. Did not apply for her US visa as interview waiting period was 55 days so her cousins decided to come to Canada and spend summer holidays together. Now this, what a heart break for all the girls
Hello,
I applied for TRV in Delhi, Following are my timelines:
Online Application Submission Confirmation: May 8th
Biometric Collection Letter: May 9th
Biometrics Completed: May 11th
Correspondence Letter: May 23rd
Decision (Application Refused): May 23rd
I am currently not working, and my husband is a US citizen. My husband lives in Seattle, and he has applied for my US green card, but it will take another 4-5 months to process, and while we are waiting for that we thought of meeting up in Canada as my husband was traveling to Vancouver (2 hours drive from Seattle) for work related trip. For my application, my husband provided letter from his office regarding his business trip, his proof of US Citizenship, his bank statements (approximate balance of USD 30,000), and also the receipt regarding my Green Card Application at US Citizenship and Immigration Services.
I gave the reason that I want to spend time with my husband and join him on his business trip. Also, following is my travel history:
Nov 2015 - Dec 2015 - Singapore (Study)
May 2016 - UAE (Tourism)
May 2017 - Thailand (Tourism)
Feb 2019 - France, Switzerland (Tourism)
20 Apr - 6 May 2019 - UK (Tourism)
In my refusal letter, consular gave the following reasons:
- I am not satisfied that you will leave Canada at the end of your stay as a temporary resident, as stipulated in paragraph 179(b) of IRPR, based on your travel history.
- I am not satisfied that you will leave Canada at the end of your stay as a temporary resident, as stipulated in paragraph 179(b) of IRPR, based on the purpose of your visit.
- I am not satisfied that you will leave Canada at the end of your stay as a temporary resident, as stipulated in paragraph 179(b) of IRPR, based on your personal assets and financial status.
Is there something additional I can provide if I reapply to make my case stronger for all of the above reasons stated by the consular for the rejection of my application? I was thinking of adding a cover letter, sworn-in affidavit by me and my husband that our intent is to only visit and spend time together.
@Bryanna : do you think anything I can do to make my case stronger in case I reapply?
I applied for TRV in Delhi, Following are my timelines:
Online Application Submission Confirmation: May 8th
Biometric Collection Letter: May 9th
Biometrics Completed: May 11th
Correspondence Letter: May 23rd
Decision (Application Refused): May 23rd
I am currently not working, and my husband is a US citizen. My husband lives in Seattle, and he has applied for my US green card, but it will take another 4-5 months to process, and while we are waiting for that we thought of meeting up in Canada as my husband was traveling to Vancouver (2 hours drive from Seattle) for work related trip. For my application, my husband provided letter from his office regarding his business trip, his proof of US Citizenship, his bank statements (approximate balance of USD 30,000), and also the receipt regarding my Green Card Application at US Citizenship and Immigration Services.
I gave the reason that I want to spend time with my husband and join him on his business trip. Also, following is my travel history:
Nov 2015 - Dec 2015 - Singapore (Study)
May 2016 - UAE (Tourism)
May 2017 - Thailand (Tourism)
Feb 2019 - France, Switzerland (Tourism)
20 Apr - 6 May 2019 - UK (Tourism)
In my refusal letter, consular gave the following reasons:
- I am not satisfied that you will leave Canada at the end of your stay as a temporary resident, as stipulated in paragraph 179(b) of IRPR, based on your travel history.
- I am not satisfied that you will leave Canada at the end of your stay as a temporary resident, as stipulated in paragraph 179(b) of IRPR, based on the purpose of your visit.
- I am not satisfied that you will leave Canada at the end of your stay as a temporary resident, as stipulated in paragraph 179(b) of IRPR, based on your personal assets and financial status.
Is there something additional I can provide if I reapply to make my case stronger for all of the above reasons stated by the consular for the rejection of my application? I was thinking of adding a cover letter, sworn-in affidavit by me and my husband that our intent is to only visit and spend time together.
@Bryanna : do you think anything I can do to make my case stronger in case I reapply?
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I and my wife has Canadian PR in month of Feb 2018 and we have done job in Canada for about 9 months. Now I want to take my daughter to the Canada on visitor Visa. Is there are any chances to extend her visa on basis of my son's wife pragnancy?Is it possible to apply from India our home country as we are in India.