What’s an MP? I think that having lived in west Africa is the cause of the delay... you did issue a police criminality from there too? From what I read, they will look In depth during background checks and if they see something not declared on your application, they might investigate on it .@ShannonT @QSWINland2017 - I guess the best bet would be either raising a web form and asking them if they need any additional documents, and second which you have already done - reaching out to local MP. I have seen in a few posts where the local MPs were really helpful and fetched some decent updates which actually moved the application to the next stage.
I raised my third web form last week! and from their generic response ( everything is great under the sun ). Still waiting for MP's office, she said it would take on week, but it's already 2 weeks.@ShannonT @QSWINland2017 - I guess the best bet would be either raising a web form and asking them if they need any additional documents, and second which you have already done - reaching out to local MP. I have seen in a few posts where the local MPs were really helpful and fetched some decent updates which actually moved the application to the next stage.
I give them all! home country Police clearance ( no criminal history) same as Canadian GRC and Biometric print ( even if they didn't ask for it )What’s an MP? I think that having lived in west Africa is the cause of the delay... you did issue a police criminality from there too? From what I read, they will look In depth during background checks and if they see something not declared on your application, they might investigate on it .
will be 20 months in 3 daysi hope you get a decision sooner. whats your timeline please ?
Hello dear ShannonT,
Hi Niko80,It is not telling anything, they just removed the note 3 days remain and bar is completely blue even for 3 days ahead.
Hello dear ShannonT,
Am sorry you're still waiting
When they took too much time and crossed the processing time, I have been advised to go legal " writ on mandamus" have considered this?
But still I choose to go with the webform option and just give it the time it needs, it will come on the right time
Praying for you my dear
@ShannonT @QSWINland2017 - I guess the best bet would be either raising a web form and asking them if they need any additional documents, and second which you have already done - reaching out to local MP. I have seen in a few posts where the local MPs were really helpful and fetched some decent updates which actually moved the application to the next stage.
Thanks a lot for your help guys!ShannonT said: ↑
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@mgazi @a_pritesh @EVA RAO @ertarun any idea guys ?
@ShannonT @QSWINland2017 - I guess the best bet would be either raising a web form and asking them if they need any additional documents, and second which you have already done - reaching out to local MP. I have seen in a few posts where the local MPs were really helpful and fetched some decent updates which actually moved the application to the next stage.
@ShannonT I think above advise is fine.
Oh..my...God...Hello Everyone,
I have found this 3 months old article that came out in cbc news, which kind of make sense, based on my waiting on DM, i will highlight the key points. i am very confused if people are getting DM on time or its longer than usual for everyone!! is there any way to know the Quota for Quebec PR ?
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/immigration-quebec-ottawa-1.5035880
Already stuck in a backlog for final federal approval of their residency permits, thousands of aspiring immigrants will have to wait longer as Quebec squeezes its annual intake.
These applicants are separate from the 18,000 people whose applications for a Quebec selection certificate (CSQ) are in limbo as lawyers and politicians spar over an attempt to scrap them.
Quebec tells the federal government how many permanent residency files to approve each year, the final step after a CSQ is granted. The Coalition Avenir Québec government has lowered that quota, meaning many waiting for that final step will wait even longer.
It's a situation that immigration lawyer Guillaume Cliche-Rivard calls "dramatic and devastating."
"These people are selected by Quebec. This means they answer all the qualifications of the Quebec government," said Cliche-Rivard, president of an association of immigration lawyers, known by its French acronym AQAADI. "They were told green light."
"To put those families into that distress, it's inhumane and a lack of compassion," he said. "Some of them are waiting for spouses, separated from their kids."
This group of applicants, numbering 41,200, have received their CSQs.
Since 2015, Quebec's requested intake has been around 25,000, but annual CSQ approvals have consistently outnumbered that quota, drawing out the wait for some.
The CAQ lowered the quota to 19,500 this year, meaning even more of those 41,200 files won't be processed until 2020 at the earliest, and some will wait two years.
On Wednesday, Premier François Legault attributed the issue to the previous Liberal government, saying they had "mismanaged" the demand.
"It doesn't make sense to not be able to give answers in a reasonable time" to applicants, Legault said.
If the province maintains their 19,500 target, a skilled worker candidate who has already obtained a CSQ could therefore wait more than two years to obtain permanent residence.
It's also possible that applicants through Quebec's new system, still being debated in the National Assembly, will have to wait even longer. Ottawa currently deals with the files in the order they arrive, up to the threshold defined by Quebec.
"For the sake of fairness to claimants who are already waiting for their claims to be processed, and because this is a general policy that applies to all aspects of immigration, [the department] usually deals with requests on a first-come, first-served basis," said Peter Liang, a spokesperson for Immigration Canada.
A 2-stage path to residency
After obtaining a Quebec selection certificate (CSQ), a qualified worker must send the document to Ottawa.
Following a criminal record check and medical tests, the federal government grants permanent residence.
However, as per a 1991 agreement, Ottawa must meet the immigration targets set by Quebec.
In 2016, when the Quebec Liberal Party was in power, the Quebec government gave nearly 40,000 CSQs to skilled workers.
The number of skilled-worker applications waiting to be processed in Ottawa that year was around 25,000. In the years since, that number has climbed steadily and stood at 41,200 at the start of 2019.
will you share what does it say on top of the bar? mine it says your application is taking longer than usual
Thanks dear.unfortunately i have applied through a law firm. i saw my indicative bar and the message status for the first time on the day i hit my 20th month. so i do not have an exact answer for your question. so sorry
One inland and the rest Outland . Have faith and don’t lose hope, it’s a long waiting time for most of us but the thing is, you will definitely get your PR, it’s only a matter of time and at worst, you might spend a last Christmas/New year in your actual country before definitely having a frozen one in 2020! The frustration will be over soon buddy, I just hope it will be like a domino effect when one gets a good news. 15months for me so far.ShannonT,
everyone you have quoted in the thread including you- are you folks in land or outland applicant ?
i honestly feel so drained so exhausted right now.. and after reading that above article and speaking with a member of this group who have been waiting over 23 month i lost my hope really!!