hello everyone

[mohibulah]

hello everyone i apply for spouse one 2013 march i have withing almost 3 year and when i call to cic office here in Canada we one July 24 2013 send your application to visa office which visa is Islamabad for my spouse i have been waiting almost 3 from 2013 tell now i did,t get anything from visa office and don,t know what to do need help pls :-\ :-\ :-\

 

[9symmerty]

hello everyone i apply for spouse one 2013 march i have withing almost 3 year and when i call to cic office here in Canada we one July 24 2013 send your application to visa office which visa is Islamabad for my spouse i have been waiting almost 3 from 2013 tell now i did,t get anything from visa office and don,t know what to do need help pls :-\ :-\ :-\

You might wanna call CIC again and ask for details of your application. It's been 3 yrs I don't understand. Where did you send your application? Join this forum and some members might be able to give you a proper advice on what to do.
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/inland-applications-2015-t255107.0.html

 

[MilesAway]

I would recommend the Pakistan threads. Many people had their files transfered to London but others had theirs stay in Islamabad.

Order your GCMS notes and see what has been done and if there's anything that they need.

 

[Aquakitty]

What it does it mean GMC if any one can tell me please

These are the notes the CIC officer makes about your file. You can see where they are in the process.

Order them here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/atip/requests-atip.asp

They cost $5 and take about 30 days(or more) to get. You must be in Canada to get them (or have a Canadian address). If not you can go through a middleman company but that will cost more money.

 

[mohibulah]

Can someone tell me what does it mean GCMS please help me

 

[Aquakitty]

Can someone tell me what does it mean GCMS please help me

I just told you, read above. They are the notes the CIC officer makes regarding your application. The abbreviation stands for Global Case Management System.