FSW Inland PR applicants

[jgr00000]

So unfair! What can we do?

Tweet to minister. I already did. Create a Change.org petition. WE ARE IN CANADA AS WELL AND WE CANNOT BE NEGLECTED. WE DESERVE FAIRNESS.

 

[ElStu]

Hey guys,
I believe some of you might be able to help me here.
I'm a graduate student in Canada and when I applied for Study Permit I only included my foreign experience were I was a student in my country (January 2017 to March 2018) as a FULL-TIME Research Assistant. However, now that I'm about to apply for Express Entry, I realized that I can include all of my foreign experience as a FULL-TIME Research Assistant even when I was in school in my country. This would accumulate my experience as from January 2015 to March 2018, which makes it 3 years instead of one (I have a document from the department that I worked for that time).

Does the EE information need to be similar to my past study permit? The only difference is that in the EE I would include all my experience, but in my study permit applications I didn’t.

would the officer think I'm lying or forging document? I would appreciate the helpguys.

Anyone knows about this?

 

[EECandidate20]

Please fill your information here to help understand what is going on:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1h8PSdGIrafQgl7HsKClCK-9uxKeXAkVR8_ZrD7wvmrg/edit#gid=0

 

[SVSD]

Seems like all the CEC applicants are being processed and we are neglected. All the FSW inlands. We too deserve the equal response as others.
No one is looking at our files, worst part is, nothing can be done.

Anyone in this group have a lead on this ??

 

[kuanysh13]

@SVSD Afraid not. It is what it is and it’s out of our hands. There’s a petition at change.org but no action has been taken so far. I gave up on the matter and sent them a withdrawal form.

 

[Waitingnotending]

Should we file writ mandamus as a group, I believe it is the only option

 

[sunnyavril]

Thanks for creating this, there are not very many of us, it seems. What's your VO?

you are like the only one got approved in the entire country.

 

[Dchhabra]

Has anyone got their file processed in 6 months?

 

[SVSD]

Some one started this but nobody has followed up on this... this needs to be shared widely for us..
The post won't open as you have to pay and subscribe but this newspaper highlighted our issue but nobody heard them seriously....

https://www.hilltimes.com/2021/02/0...y-lawyers-as-processing-times-increase/282063

If anybody could forward this to some news channel or correspondent so that they could followup and raise voice for this...

 

[Corico]

Hi guys, do you think that FSW-Inland candidates will be prioritized or at least have their application processed in less than 9 months?

 

[SVSD]

Hi guys, do you think that FSW-Inland candidates will be prioritized or at least have their application processed in less than 9 months?

I don't think so buddy... I am touching the 1 year AOR mark next Friday .. still no updates.

 

[sunnyavril]

I don't think so buddy... I am touching the 1 year AOR mark next Friday .. still no updates.

I know someone got copr from jan AOR fsw inland. 13 months...I think you are next. there aren't many from April -July, I hope we can all get it soon.

 

[arun437]

Hi Guys. Does the progress bar mean nothing? Mine has around 20 days left. But, I've not received an update in the last 3 months.

 

[ticalee]

Hi Guys. Does the progress bar mean nothing? Mine has around 20 days left. But, I've not received an update in the last 3 months.

That bar does not mean anything.

 

[jgr00000]

I know someone got copr from jan AOR fsw inland. 13 months...I think you are next. there aren't many from April -July, I hope we can all get it soon.

Are you sure they were not PNP? Many FSW with PNP, mistakenly call them FSW Inland (See Immitracker).