WORLD WIDE PROTESTS FROM 1ST TO 4TH JUNE2012
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deba_avik
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Worldwide protest are planned against Canadian governments proposal for legislation of
immigration application made prior to 2008.
Agaisnt this proposal all the applicants around the world are protesting and the same is planned at Jantar Mantar New Delhi on 4th June 2012.
For more details you may refer to facebook group :
Prospective Canadian Immigrants...
immigration application made prior to 2008.
Agaisnt this proposal all the applicants around the world are protesting and the same is planned at Jantar Mantar New Delhi on 4th June 2012.
For more details you may refer to facebook group :
Prospective Canadian Immigrants...
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Hi, It is a good move to make a joint representation. But I don't know how far this WW protest will be effective.
We are not fighting for our fundamental rights in our own country, are we ?
CIC will not budge. The only way they will is,through courts !
Best wishes !
We are not fighting for our fundamental rights in our own country, are we ?
CIC will not budge. The only way they will is,through courts !
Best wishes !
WORLD WIDE PROTESTS FROM 1ST TO 4TH JUNE2012
IN INDIA PROTEST RALLY AND CANDLE MARCH ON 4TH JUNE 2012
AT JANTAR MANTAR, NEW DELHI
TIME 5:00 PM TO 7:30 PM
WE WILL GO to courts also if there is a need, that is after the proposal is passed in the budget.. as of now we just can't sit like we did for long 8years.. its the time to protest collectively and protest hard so that oue voice can be heard till the canadian parliament. its a worldwide protest cant go waste..
IN INDIA PROTEST RALLY AND CANDLE MARCH ON 4TH JUNE 2012
AT JANTAR MANTAR, NEW DELHI
TIME 5:00 PM TO 7:30 PM
WE WILL GO to courts also if there is a need, that is after the proposal is passed in the budget.. as of now we just can't sit like we did for long 8years.. its the time to protest collectively and protest hard so that oue voice can be heard till the canadian parliament. its a worldwide protest cant go waste..
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GOOD NEWS FOR 2008 APPLICANTS
Canada will continue to process Federal Skilled Worker visa backlog
Earlier this year Canadian immigration announced their plans to stop the processing of Federal Skilled Worker (FSW) visa applications submitted before 27 February 2008 and reject these applications in order to reduce the backlog of visa applications. However, more recently, the immigration department has reportedly instructed its visa officers not to return the applications and continue processing the visas.
As part of Canadian immigration's plan to reduce the backlog of visa applications, the Canadian government announced in March they would be rejecting almost 300,000 Canadian visa applications made before 27 February 2008. Their applications were to be returned and $130 million worth of fees refunded to enable Canadian immigration to reduce the massive backlog they say has been standing in the way of major reform to the immigration system.
At least for now, plans to reject and return the backlog of visa applications will be halted until the Canadian government announces further instructions on how to proceed. The government has already directed Canada embassies not to return the applications and the processing fee and continue processing the applications.
Traditionally, Canada has had a first-in first-out system meaning that visa applicants wait in a queue to have their visa applications processed. Therefore, the decision to reject all of the applications in the backlog received before 27 February 2008 has proved detrimental to applicants who have been waiting for years for their applications to be processed.
Other Canadian immigration options that may be worth considering include the Quebec Skilled Worker (QSW) program or one of the Provincial Nominee programs.
http://www.workpermit.com/news/2012-05-30/canada/canada-will-continue-to-process-federal-skilled-worker-visa-backlog.htm
Canada will continue to process Federal Skilled Worker visa backlog
Earlier this year Canadian immigration announced their plans to stop the processing of Federal Skilled Worker (FSW) visa applications submitted before 27 February 2008 and reject these applications in order to reduce the backlog of visa applications. However, more recently, the immigration department has reportedly instructed its visa officers not to return the applications and continue processing the visas.
As part of Canadian immigration's plan to reduce the backlog of visa applications, the Canadian government announced in March they would be rejecting almost 300,000 Canadian visa applications made before 27 February 2008. Their applications were to be returned and $130 million worth of fees refunded to enable Canadian immigration to reduce the massive backlog they say has been standing in the way of major reform to the immigration system.
At least for now, plans to reject and return the backlog of visa applications will be halted until the Canadian government announces further instructions on how to proceed. The government has already directed Canada embassies not to return the applications and the processing fee and continue processing the applications.
Traditionally, Canada has had a first-in first-out system meaning that visa applicants wait in a queue to have their visa applications processed. Therefore, the decision to reject all of the applications in the backlog received before 27 February 2008 has proved detrimental to applicants who have been waiting for years for their applications to be processed.
Other Canadian immigration options that may be worth considering include the Quebec Skilled Worker (QSW) program or one of the Provincial Nominee programs.
http://www.workpermit.com/news/2012-05-30/canada/canada-will-continue-to-process-federal-skilled-worker-visa-backlog.htm
