You did a good job in analyzing those data, such rationalization is very valuable in this very uncertain moments...lets give credit also to marcjd...we have all our differences but one goal, let's just focus on what is important, January 2013 applicant went smoothly on their ppr's despite the strike...that's a very good sign...let's all be happy and be merry...marcjd said:
It "doesn't work for me" because it is wrong. Where are you getting these numbers? Because the spreadsheet is telling me a different story. How you determined incomplete applications? What is your definition of "incomplete"? And most currently delayed apps are not the categories you list. You are guessing, plain and simple.marcjd said:
"merong mga delayed sa earlier applicants and they grief about it .. but if you'll look at it some of them didnt had complete package or married to "people born in canada" or had a previous marriage which is harder to prove as genuine relationship .. "marcjd said:
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it wont work with you because simply you're application is delayed + i wont even bother to prove your timeline ..why would i waste my time to get details for you ??? .. in october if you remember the processing time was only 8-10 months .. in jaunary it went up to like 12 months i think if i remembered it right .. and was 14 months on april 2013.. i didnt look for the data to be able to calculate your process .. its clearly stated that it was for january applicants .. i am sorry if you are experiencing troubles .. you just have to wait for your delayed app .. i hope that when my projection come true if it would .. your application is already done by then .. or you'd feel like a poop was slapped on your face ..scos said:
spreadsheet is useful .. but data arent that good .. since some of the people listed arent even active .. you have to pick it .. lol really cranberries ?? you have to whine about my post ?? hahahah .. its ok anyway i said it if you see it not useful disregard it .. this is a free thread .. i didnt claim i was right .. that was my opinion so you really have to prove me wrong ??? it was my prediction when visa would be issued .. well if you are really hurt then so be it lol .. hahahah im not getting crazy to prove this matter to you guys ... it's statistics can be right or wrong ..cranberries said:"merong mga delayed sa earlier applicants and they grief about it .. but if you'll look at it some of them didnt had complete package or married to "people born in canada" or had a previous marriage which is harder to prove as genuine relationship .. "
that's what you said. erasing your post won't change it. i have it quoted on my reply to your arrogant comment. you cannot sugar coat it. How did you know that those people are remarried, have kids, submitted incomplete package, and most of all if their spouses are "people born in Canada"? (take note naka quotation mark pa) are you a visa officer
the spreadsheet is very useful. that's where you got your "cherry-picked" data right? if you look at it, you don't need to create "statistics" to interpret the trend.
lastly, you don't know the stories behind those cases, behind every case. kaya nga case to case basis diba?coz if not, the applicants need not submit documents to support their cases. you can just make an assumption and if you know na offensive na, you can keep it to your self, nalang. right? How would you feel if you're one of us who are "MARRIED TO PEOPLE BORN IN CANADA"? and we're all trying to be patient and keep the everyone's hope up here. And your data is wrong pa. You just assumed that all people in this thread are married to Filipinos.
No matter what angle you look at it, very selfish and inconsiderate yung sinabi mo. as if ikaw lang ang tao dito.oh wait, why don't u make your own thread and name it, spouse visa applicant for filipinos who are married to people not born in Canada? you can make your own spreadsheet as well for those applicants who has "SIMILAR" case as yours.
think before you click.
You seem to have misinterpreted what I was saying. I wasn't referring to my timeline at all. The "story the spreadsheet is telling me" referred to trends that you seem to have identified. I know what every number on that sheet represents. Do you? Yet I don't see these things you are.marcjd said:
Yeah, some people never post their final numbers. Eventually they are purged. But since you don't seem to realize it, all sheet stats are for completed apps only. And some very old apps are still active. For instance Tagum is there in February 2012 and he is still very much active. Also some apps were from people on FB who didn't have accounts on here, or who have changed accounts due to lost passwords, etc. Getting their updates now will be a problem with the sheet locked, but if they go too long without an update they will purge out too. And the stats will still be correct.marcjd said:
you can believe what you want .. lol not saying you have to put what i say to your mouth and swallow it .. but im sticking to what i said .. 8 to 10 weeks after ppr we'd probably receive visa thats my projection .. for january applicants ..scos said:
so should i think about you 1st then ?? lol i would think about what i am saying but clearly i cant make everybody understand it the way i want it .. hahahah you got mad since you might end up like scos??? or the others ?? well simply its that way .. i dont have any control over that .. is it harder to prove a relationship that had been there for so long met up and grew up together ?? or relationship thru online and had 1 or 2 years ?? lol hahahah tsk tsk .. would it be the same ??? would you think its the same ??cranberries said:"merong mga delayed sa earlier applicants and they grief about it .. but if you'll look at it some of them didnt had complete package or married to "people born in canada" or had a previous marriage which is harder to prove as genuine relationship .. "
that's what you said. erasing your post won't change it. i have it quoted on my reply to your arrogant comment. you cannot sugar coat it. How did you know that those people are remarried, have kids, submitted incomplete package, and most of all if their spouses are "people born in Canada"? (take note naka quotation mark pa) are you a visa officer
the spreadsheet is very useful. that's where you got your "cherry-picked" data right? if you look at it, you don't need to create "statistics" to interpret the trend.
lastly, you don't know the stories behind those cases, behind every case. kaya nga case to case basis diba?coz if not, the applicants need not submit documents to support their cases. you can just make an assumption and if you know na offensive na, you can keep it to your self, nalang. right? How would you feel if you're one of us who are "MARRIED TO PEOPLE BORN IN CANADA"? and we're all trying to be patient and keep everyone's hope up here. And your data is wrong pa. You just assumed that all people in this thread are married to Filipinos.
No matter what angle you look at it, very selfish and inconsiderate yung sinabi mo. as if ikaw lang ang tao dito.oh wait, why don't u make your own thread and name it "spouse visa applicant for filipinos who are married to people not born in Canada"? you can make your own spreadsheet as well for those applicants who have "SIMILAR" case as yours. open your mind and don't be just defensive.
think before you click.
You have been claiming it is correct, it is "analysis", etc. But as long as you say it is simply your belief I have no problem.marcjd said:
