Processing times have increased to 8-10 months these days. Keep that in mind before you withdraw application. Plus cut off scores are much higher than last year. I know waiting is not easy but withdrawing now would not be very helpful.
Montreal Visa Office ... Let's connect here.
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tjhunt
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- Feb 27, 2018
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- NOC Code......
- 2171
- App. Filed.......
- 20-04-2018
- Nomination.....
- 30-01-2019
- AOR Received.
- 13-03-2019
I know at the moment waiting is better than withdrawal.
Somehow, just want to end this waiting game.
As there is one applicant on immitracker who withdraw the application after 422 days.
Yes, I waited for a month ... then I changed the address to my India location.
Yes twice. The first one was of no use. Not much information.
The second one is getting delayed. It’s been more than two months, haven’t received them. Now days they are delaying the GCMS note as well.
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I was thinking same, but then I feel 9 months wait ... let’s give couple of more. But it’s extremely frustrating.
You applied from India and your visa office is Montreal?Applied from India completing 10 months on Monday
I thought Ottawa processing is faster. Well all the very best. Hope u get the good news soon.
Once GCMS notes are delayed beyond 35/40 days chances of receiving them are very less. You would have to order again.
The Company/Attorneys who are facilitating me getting GCMS note are fighting with the concerned authorities. As IRCC is bound to give that information in 35 days. Since they have many clients like me for which the delay is happening, they are working on some workaround. But to be honest, I don’t have much hopes from GCMS notes.
That's what they have been telling me and here I am at 10 months.
Thanks and good luck to you too
Yes, I will suggest not withdrawing. Applying from India will not make difference i think, also they will have your past history. You may be eligible for work permits and/ or work permit extensions.