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[Axwell]

omg! Axwell you are so funny

LOL..lets try and smile during these hard times !

 

[Axwell]

Just got off the phone with a CIC agent as I am 10 days over my 6 months. She said Eligibility not done, Background not done, security not done, criminality done but nothing to worry... .....Stupid agents.....My GCMS notes 3 months ago had "Eligibility Passed"....hahah.... don't know what to do....

I think yours must be around the corner now as July 16 and 18th were getting it last week. Coming week probably will be sweet in your case.

 

[cansha]

Hey, I was wondering (and maybe I've made an oversight somewhere along this thread) - have you/we draw the conclusion that certain types of applications/ applicants/ files that are complicated in any way or somehow specific, tend to go to Montreal or is it random distribution? Is there a "reason" why a file would go there for processing rather than to any other VO?
I was trying to find some info on the specifics of Montreal VO and I couldn't find any that would suggest such theory would be right.
Thanks for your insights.

Random allocation

 

[Adeife23]

Just got off the phone with a CIC agent as I am 10 days over my 6 months. She said Eligibility not done, Background not done, security not done, criminality done but nothing to worry... .....Stupid agents.....My GCMS notes 3 months ago had "Eligibility Passed"....hahah.... don't know what to do....

Elligibility not started may mean that your PPR is very close. Agent told someone on WA two days before PPR that his elligibility had not started. He knew his elligibility was RR before that call. So it looks like when it is updated before PPR they change the status to not started.
So fingers crossed...hope it means PPR is close for you too. Considering your AOR it is a possibility

 

[Amg_man]

Random allocation

I could notice that the vast majority of Montreal office cases are U.S. residents or former U.S. residents.

 

[cansha]

I could notice that the vast majority of Montreal office cases are U.S. residents or former U.S. residents.

Yeah all us or inland candidates. I said random in terms of supposed file complexity.

 

[M_A]

Yeah all us or inland candidates. I said random in terms of supposed file complexity.

Um not a US resident nor a past one..& Um here!

 

[cansha]

Um not a US resident nor a past one..& Um here!

There are always exception to any rule

 

[M_A]

Hey, I was wondering (and maybe I've made an oversight somewhere along this thread) - have you/we draw the conclusion that certain types of applications/ applicants/ files that are complicated in any way or somehow specific, tend to go to Montreal or is it random distribution? Is there a "reason" why a file would go there for processing rather than to any other VO?
I was trying to find some info on the specifics of Montreal VO and I couldn't find any that would suggest such theory would be right.
Thanks for your insights.

I disagree

 

[M_A]

There are always exception to any rule

Lucky me

 

[cansha]

Lucky me

 

[M_A]

In fact um starting to like Montreal..that was a syndrome called Stockholm

 

[abhi1701]

I think yours must be around the corner now as July 16 and 18th were getting it last week. Coming week probably will be sweet in your case.

Fingers Crossed...

 

[abhi1701]

Elligibility not started may mean that your PPR is very close. Agent told someone on WA two days before PPR that his elligibility had not started. He knew his elligibility was RR before that call. So it looks like when it is updated before PPR they change the status to not started.
So fingers crossed...hope it means PPR is close for you too. Considering your AOR it is a possibility

Maybe ....we can only wait and watch....

 

[baxa1981]

At least you guys have some info. Mine is in Winnipeg and not a single shred of info about their processing. Only for citizenship and slow as hell with that too!