That you for sharing. May I ask which FB group was this? Thank you!
So I got an email for in- person interview from Scarborough IRCC email address, but my interview is in Mississauga, probably as my address is for MIssissauga. Either way I hope and pray they invite after the interview for taking oath.
No update on my online application since April 2022. This is the response I got from MP office. Any suggestions?
Hello,
Thank you for contacting the office of MP Larry Brock. Larry has asked me to reply to your email.
In pre-Covid times, the published processing time started when a “complete” application was received at IRCC and applied to 80% of applications. 20% of applications exceeded published processing times. The current published processing time is: Citizenship grant 24 months
Since March 2020, published processing times are overdue or no longer apply. MP offices have no ability to expedite the processing of any applications. We are aware that all immigration streams are experiencing significant delays due to the covid19 backlog.
As of October 31/22 there was a significant shift in the way IRCC allows MP offices to deal with any issues related to immigration. On November 2, 2022 our office was advised that IRCC will no longer provide email status updates. IRCC has withdrawn our ability to conduct routine enquiries/intervention for any applications related to processing times. Additionally, we are no longer able to contact IRCC by phone for any updates. Our only avenue to request information from IRCC is to submit an email, requesting a call back, with proof of urgency.
We are not satisfied with IRCC’s new procedures and MP Brock is committed to addressing the issues with the highest authority at the federal government.
Unfortunately, at this time, we are not able to intervene or provide information for any non-critical issues. IRCC defines critical issues for urgent processing as follows:
To apply for urgent processing, you must be eligible to apply and have an emergency, such as:
Needing Canadian citizenship to:
apply for a job
avoid losing your job
go to a Canadian school, college or university
needing to travel because of death or serious illness in your family and you can’t get a passport in your current nationality
receiving a successful Federal Court decision on an appeal on a previous application for citizenship
Even if these conditions apply to you, we may not be able to process your request urgently. If we do process your request urgently, we may not be able to do it in time to help your situation.
No update on my online application since April 2022. This is the response I got from MP office. Any suggestions?
Hello,
Thank you for contacting the office of MP Larry Brock. Larry has asked me to reply to your email.
In pre-Covid times, the published processing time started when a “complete” application was received at IRCC and applied to 80% of applications. 20% of applications exceeded published processing times. The current published processing time is: Citizenship grant 24 months
Since March 2020, published processing times are overdue or no longer apply. MP offices have no ability to expedite the processing of any applications. We are aware that all immigration streams are experiencing significant delays due to the covid19 backlog.
As of October 31/22 there was a significant shift in the way IRCC allows MP offices to deal with any issues related to immigration. On November 2, 2022 our office was advised that IRCC will no longer provide email status updates. IRCC has withdrawn our ability to conduct routine enquiries/intervention for any applications related to processing times. Additionally, we are no longer able to contact IRCC by phone for any updates. Our only avenue to request information from IRCC is to submit an email, requesting a call back, with proof of urgency.
We are not satisfied with IRCC’s new procedures and MP Brock is committed to addressing the issues with the highest authority at the federal government.
Unfortunately, at this time, we are not able to intervene or provide information for any non-critical issues. IRCC defines critical issues for urgent processing as follows:
To apply for urgent processing, you must be eligible to apply and have an emergency, such as:
Needing Canadian citizenship to:
apply for a job
avoid losing your job
go to a Canadian school, college or university
needing to travel because of death or serious illness in your family and you can’t get a passport in your current nationality
receiving a successful Federal Court decision on an appeal on a previous application for citizenship
Even if these conditions apply to you, we may not be able to process your request urgently. If we do process your request urgently, we may not be able to do it in time to help your situation.
I know a February and a march 2022 applicant and they are done with the process… how come ?
And we still waiting
I dont understand this is not fair at all
What exactly make our file delayed
Is it the agent it self or the office or
something else
Maybe the country you coming from make a difference
Maybe its just luck and randomly they leave some files apart
What is it
Slow process yes but only for a few of us,
2022 paper applications are consistently being processed in 3-6 months, while basically the older the application, the longer the delay. The worst off are late 2019 and early to mid 2020 applicants, who are waiting 2+ to 3+ years. I think as many people as possible should go to the media. I found this CTV News page with a contact person who is (or was earlier this year) looking to hear from people: https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/are-y...wait-times-we-want-to-hear-from-you-1.5880119
I had the request to submit colored scanned of passports in April 2022 ( for myself and my daughter (minor) and the test invite came in May 2022 .
I have my interview this week.
But for my son ( Adult) the test invite came in MAy 2022 along with me and then they asked recently last week, for colored scanned copies of his passport and an interview next week.
Its a mixed bag, depends who has your file and how they want to proceed.