You will not receive any notification for file transfer to Vancouver (or to any other office) as long as the reason for the transfer is simple processing due to increase workload at your original immigration office. So do not worry on that front. Its inconsequential.
Spousal Sponsorship in-land Applications 2017 timeline and updates
- Thread starter mcrystald
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Update: I got a call from immigration. They wanted to make sure I am still/ haven't left Canada, since in my original application I showed that I had a return ticket to my country but I was planing on staying if I could. Minutes after the phone call I got my eligibility passed letter! (is this AIP?) background check is still processing.
This is my timeline:
Application sent: End of September
AOR: October 13
Schedule A request: December 14
Schedule A sent: January 20
OWP: April 22
Medical Rquest: April 27 (medical passed a couple weeks after)
SA and AIP(?): Today, August 1
I am a September applicant and I have NADA! Zilch! Nothing. I'm beginning to sound like an AA member.I'm an October 13th applicant. Sponsor received SA a few hours ago. CIC updated to "We are reviewing your eligibility" Still waiting on AIP and DM. Hope this is a good sign
Henceforth we are banning Oct, Nov and Dec applicants from sharing good news until all of 2017 backlog is finished
. I'm running out of fingernails.
Yes, it kinda sucks! I guess everyone is on vacation, maybe that's why things are slow right now.
Does anybody know the Edmonton office hours? And has anyone heard their processing timeline as of now?
They asked for the Common-Law Declartion forms and some more evidence of how my partner will financially support me. He's a university student so we had his mum also write a letter. We took it all to a lawyer to get notarized.
Congrats. may I ask which office sent the AIP email, Mississauga or Vancouver?
Lol. I agree. Not to mention that January 2018.......I am a September applicant and I have NADA! Zilch! Nothing. I'm beginning to sound like an AA member.
Henceforth we are banning Oct, Nov and Dec applicants from sharing good news until all of 2017 backlog is finished
I agree as well! Like someone else said: I have given up and curled up in fetal position until this is done haha.
It's highly variable. I don't have anymore access to the spreadsheet, but if I remember well for us (2015 applicants) and for 2016 applicants, about 30% of people were getting DM within 2 weeks after AIP. For others the average was about 60 days.
Long wait and more wait and more wait and more wait
Not to discourage you. For what I've seen in this thread, IRCC has no perfect timing for anyone, it all goes from 1 day to weeks/months, You just have to be patience, if you haven't crossed the 12 month mark, just wait. Once you cross it and haven't heard anything, try calling them. Patience is the strength here! All the best to you!