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[baxa1981]

Actually there is one more CIO in Ottawa

From what I read usually applications from all streams are processed at CIO in Sydney and Ottawa. From there they are distributed to different VOs to split the workload.

CEC applicants are usually processed within Canada and for FSW-O it is usually done at their nearest VO.

Yesterday I read that they send to local VO if you answer yes to statutory questions such as "Have you been refused a visa?" etc. Otherwise, they finalize at CIO, I wonder if it's true.

 

[baxa1981]

I am an Inland applicant and my file's transferred to Edmonton. I know few others who applied through CEC and their file is processed within Canada.

Mine is in Winnipeg. Have you answered yes to any of the statutory questions?

 

[SithLord]

Yesterday I read that they send to local VO if you answer yes to statutory questions such as "Have you been refused a visa?" etc. Otherwise, they finalize at CIO, I wonder if it's true.

Yes it is a possibility since local VOs have more knowledge about certain cases than CIO.

 

[Inabt]

Yesterday I read that they send to local VO if you answer yes to statutory questions such as "Have you been refused a visa?" etc. Otherwise, they finalize at CIO, I wonder if it's true.

Can you please tell me where did you read this?I mean is a reliable source?I really hope this is true because Ottawa is much faster than Rome

 

[Xhosa]

Mine is in Winnipeg. Have you answered yes to any of the statutory questions?

Sorry I don't remember the form exactly. What's a statutory question?

 

[baxa1981]

Can you please tell me where did you read this?I mean is a reliable source?I really hope this is true because Ottawa is much faster than Rome

There was one guy talking about the trend, I can't find the source.

 

[baxa1981]

Sorry I don't remember the form exactly. What's a statutory question?

Have you been refused a visa before is the most important one. Others are have you been in the army? Have you seen crimes? etc. etc.

 

[Awaismoneeb]

Anyone knows the difference between Criminality and security ? Which takes longer time ?

 

[Awaismoneeb]

a guy got PPR today. he is from india. PNP. AOR 10 NOV

 

[SithLord]

Anyone knows the difference between Criminality and security ? Which takes longer time ?

Criminality is your Police Certificates and checking whether you have committed any crimes.
Security is checking whether you're involved with extremists.

The security check takes longer for applications from Islamic countries and Middle East.

 

[SithLord]

As per immitracker, quite a few folks have got PPR.

Mostly, CEC and inland applicants. A handful of folks from FSW-O have received PPR, I guess they have no travel history which is the reason for their speedy process.

For the rest of us we will have to wait till March at least to hear something positive

 

[SithLord]

a guy got PPR today. he is from india. PNP. AOR 10 NOV

FSW-O we should realistically expect mid-March for PPR

 

[baxa1981]

As per immitracker, quite a few folks have got PPR.

Mostly, CEC and inland applicants. A handful of folks from FSW-O have received PPR, I guess they have no travel history which is the reason for their speedy process.

For the rest of us we will have to wait till March at least to hear something positive

Today? I see only 2 CEC.

 

[baxa1981]

FSW-O we should realistically expect mid-March for PPR

Now August ones are getting mostly, next month Sept, March for October. November is for April it seems.

 

[Inabt]

Today? I see only 2 CEC.

And 3 PNP with november AOR