IRCC aims to accelerate, prioritize and finalize approximately 6,000 spousal applications each month from October until December 2020. Combined with processing to date, this rate will lead to about 49,000 decisions by the end of this year.
increasing decision making by 66%
BFD (bring forward date) a system used by visa officers to notify them once ADR is requested is in most cases is 2-3 months to look back into file nd evaluvate the requested docs to determine the reason they were requested fullfills the concern they had.tho few lucky ppl got pre-arrivals/DM within few days totally luck game
its been 11 months since LVO started working on my file and they didn't ask me for ADR and after reading whatever your shared i am happy that they didn't ask for ADR but i am worried at the same time why are they taking ages. i can wait but i pray that LVO keep working on our files... bro do you think LVO will be closed because of second lockdown? i am so stressed since i have heard news of increasing covid cases there
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has increased the number of decision makers on spousal applications in Canada by 66%, to process spousal applications more quickly and reduce couples’ wait times.
IRCC is leveraging new technology in a pilot to digitize paper applications so they can be processed more efficiently by IRCC employees working remotely and at various worksites. In addition to implementing facilitative biometrics measures, IRCC will be piloting, in the upcoming weeks, technology to conduct interviews with applicants remotely, in adherence with public health protocols.
With these initiatives, IRCC aims to accelerate, prioritize and finalize approximately 6,000 spousal applications each month from October until December 2020. Combined with processing to date, this rate will lead to about 49,000 decisions by the end of this year.
Thank God.... Finally
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We understand that the last few months have not been easy for those who are far from their loved ones in these difficult times. This is why we are accelerating the approval of spousal applications as much as possible. Our government will continue to find new ways to keep families together.”
– The Honourable Marco E. L. Mendicino, P.C., M.P., Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship
guys i am sure now will all will hear good news soon inshaAllah
why are you happy that they didnt ask for ADR?
i am really confused now...
what does it mean? my file transferred to LVO in december and request for ADR in september so i thought this was a good sign
sorry i didn't mean to make you worried ...when another member told that if they ask for ADR it will take more 2 to 3 months to again get any response from LVO thats why i said that.. there is nothing to worry about... i was reading your comments and i know soon you will get good news inshAllah...be happy
why are you happy that they didnt ask for ADR?
i am really confused now...
what does it mean? my file transferred to LVO in december and request for ADR in september so i thought this was a good sign
you should be happy because atleast they are working on your file thats why they are asking for ADR... i have heard nothing since nov 2019.. i hope you will understand what i am going through
thank you bro.. you made my day... today i was so sad and was losing hope with every passing day then i came here and read that article that you shared and that news made my day... i hope they will do whatever they are saying inshAllah
you should be happy because atleast they are working on your file thats why they are asking for ADR... i have heard nothing since nov 2019.. i hope you will understand what i am going through
INSHALLAH please remember us in your Duaas. its been difficult time.
i know 2 people in real life who received PPR JUST 2 weeks after submitted ADR, but that was before COVID 19 happened
so i was being hopeful
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DOES PROOF OF COMMUNICATION - photos need to be notarized? and what is the proper format for caption?
also do the chat need to be notarized as well as translated from certified person?
INSHALLAH please remember us in your Duaas. its been difficult time.
i know 2 people in real life who received PPR JUST 2 weeks after submitted ADR, but that was before COVID 19 happened
so i was being hopeful
my heart is saying you will soon get good news inshAllah.. please remember me in your prayers i am going through depression because of this long visa processing time.. our second marriage anniversary is coming on Oct 4 but we were together only for one and half month... long distance relationships are very difficult.... i am so exhausted
IRCC speeding up processing for spousal applications
From: Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada
News release
September 24, 2020—Ottawa—Today, the Honourable Marco E. L. Mendicino, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, is announcing action to speed up spousal application processing and help families build their lives together in Canada.
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has increased the number of decision makers on spousal applications in Canada by 66%, to process spousal applications more quickly and reduce couples’ wait times.
IRCC is leveraging new technology in a pilot to digitize paper applications so they can be processed more efficiently by IRCC employees working remotely and at various worksites. In addition to implementing facilitative biometrics measures, IRCC will be piloting, in the upcoming weeks, technology to conduct interviews with applicants remotely, in adherence with public health protocols.
With these initiatives, IRCC aims to accelerate, prioritize and finalize approximately 6,000 spousal applications each month from October until December 2020. Combined with processing to date, this rate will lead to about 49,000 decisions by the end of this year.
COVID-19 has created uncertainty for Canadians who are sponsoring spouses for permanent residence. We will continue to search for innovative and compassionate ways to reunite families, while following the advice of our public health experts to protect the health and safety of Canadians.
Quotes
“We understand that the last few months have not been easy for those who are far from their loved ones in these difficult times. This is why we are accelerating the approval of spousal applications as much as possible. Our government will continue to find new ways to keep families together.”
– The Honourable Marco E. L. Mendicino, P.C., M.P., Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship
IRCC speeding up processing for spousal applications
From: Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada
News release
September 24, 2020—Ottawa—Today, the Honourable Marco E. L. Mendicino, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, is announcing action to speed up spousal application processing and help families build their lives together in Canada.
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has increased the number of decision makers on spousal applications in Canada by 66%, to process spousal applications more quickly and reduce couples’ wait times.
IRCC is leveraging new technology in a pilot to digitize paper applications so they can be processed more efficiently by IRCC employees working remotely and at various worksites. In addition to implementing facilitative biometrics measures, IRCC will be piloting, in the upcoming weeks, technology to conduct interviews with applicants remotely, in adherence with public health protocols.
With these initiatives, IRCC aims to accelerate, prioritize and finalize approximately 6,000 spousal applications each month from October until December 2020. Combined with processing to date, this rate will lead to about 49,000 decisions by the end of this year.
COVID-19 has created uncertainty for Canadians who are sponsoring spouses for permanent residence. We will continue to search for innovative and compassionate ways to reunite families, while following the advice of our public health experts to protect the health and safety of Canadians.
Quotes
yayyy congratulations to all members here
my heart is saying you will soon get good news inshAllah.. please remember me in your prayers i am going through depression because of this long visa processing time.. our second marriage anniversary is coming on Oct 4 but we were together only for one and half month... long distance relationships are very difficult.... i am so exhausted
InshALLAH with the good news we heard today from IRCC ... be positive this mean next 1-2 your spouse will be here must!! Sab Ko Duaaon mein yaad rakha karo.. Kya pata kis insaan ki duaa qabool hojaye apke haq mein.
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