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Sorry for the confusion...my remark about batches was in the decision making process. in the video you showed, it states that using the Chinook app allows for IRCC to review and make a decision on temp visas in batches all at one go. This is what I am saying does not happen with citizenship applications. Decisions are made one by one for each application

We're talking about processing, not decision making. Of course, decisions are made one by one, even for something like a golf club membership, it's done individually :). I never said they use Chinook or any other specific tool, I was only referring to how they process applications.
My main point was about their processing method, and ChatGPT's data actually makes a lot of sense in explaining why some applications are completed sooner than others.
 
We're talking about processing, not decision making. Of course, decisions are made one by one, even for something like a golf club membership, it's done individually :). I never said they use Chinook or any other specific tool, I was only referring to how they process applications.
My main point was about their processing method, and ChatGPT's data actually makes a lot of sense in explaining why some applications are completed sooner than others.

MRQ is the winner! ;)

P.S. The ChatGPT, Grok etc all aggregate data from forums and spit different things. IR.. never makes such things public and they change all the time - but the logic is correct. Events do work in batches and complex cases take longer
 
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MRQ is the winner! ;)

P.S. The ChatGPT, Grok etc all aggregate data from forums and spit different things. IR.. never makes such things public and they change all the time - but the logic is correct. Events do work in batches.
This has nothing to do with winning or losing! By the way, take a closer look at AI and ChatGPT, it’s not as simple as you’re making it out to be.
How does ChatGPT work? | Zapier
What Is ChatGPT Doing … and Why Does It Work?—Stephen Wolfram Writings
 
virtually no movement on any LPPs in the last 2 weeks, this sort of confirms my doubts about all LPPs at VCV, any thoughts?

can there be pause across all months / offices at the same time?
 
Somone posted this in one of the WAP group.. Not sure if this is the reason for the slowness in past few weeks. "Interesting theory, do you think they're gonna update everybody after the 22 (due date for voters registration) or after 28 (actual vote day)?"
 
virtually no movement on any LPPs in the last 2 weeks, this sort of confirms my doubts about all LPPs at VCV, any thoughts?

can there be pause across all months / offices at the same time?
Some people posted in Dec Group that they got their LPPs completed this week. It could be that impacted applicants are not on the forum.
 
Some people posted in Dec Group that they got their LPPs completed this week. It could be that impacted applicants are not on the forum.
Somone posted this in one of the WAP group.. Not sure if this is the reason for the slowness in past few weeks. "Interesting theory, do you think they're gonna update everybody after the 22 (due date for voters registration) or after 28 (actual vote day)?"

Speculation is the best time-pass at this time
 
Somone posted this in one of the WAP group.. Not sure if this is the reason for the slowness in past few weeks. "Interesting theory, do you think they're gonna update everybody after the 22 (due date for voters registration) or after 28 (actual vote day)?"

What do you mean? That date, the 22nd, is some deadline for Elections Canada to update their voter rolls online - but that does NOT mean that voters can't simply go and register at the poll site on day of election, and vote right away.

See this post or go to Elections Canada website:
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-i...board/threads/new-citizens-and-voting.869231/

I know someone who has an in-person ceremony the 25th. I've no concern whatsoever that this will keep them from voting. (I don't know about ceremonies on the 28th, that is a real question)
 
What do you mean? That date, the 22nd, is some deadline for Elections Canada to update their voter rolls online - but that does NOT mean that voters can't simply go and register at the poll site on day of election, and vote right away.

See this post or go to Elections Canada website:
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-i...board/threads/new-citizens-and-voting.869231/

I know someone who has an in-person ceremony the 25th. I've no concern whatsoever that this will keep them from voting. (I don't know about ceremonies on the 28th, that is a real question)

is someone thinking of requesting urgent processing to be able to vote? that will be hilarious :D
 
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You say the weirdest things in response. you asked a question and I told you there have been responses this week. Can't you be satisfied with that response? You don't have to negatively respond with snide comments all the time. It gets old real fast.
And yes, not every single citizenship applicant is registered on this forum so we have no way of know if IRCC is truly inactive. Those of us on here are a very small sample of applicants. That's a fact, not speculation.
 
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I just completed my virtual oath! :cool: There were about 140 people (I believe she said) from 39 different countries. I'll still be here for a while, since we are waiting on my wife's LPP and oath.