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Immigration Forum / Canada / July 2006Paid landing fee since May.06,why so long delay to receive medical forms from Ankara
I am an iranian who have paid my landing fee for the whole family an completed our file since May.2006, but Canadian embassy at Ankara ha advised me via email that I should wait untill late summer or in th fall to receive our medical forms; this happens while many fome applicants would recive their medical forms right at the interview tim rather than waiting so long!!, Meantime, I passed my interview o Mar.2006 , can anyone share his/her experience or tell me why is s long delay for applicants like us ? I sthis heppening at Ankara or i is the same elsewhere; Is this for background criminal check or else? Can I go to Ankara personally and collect the forms by myself ? tks alot.. Amin Sedigh ,email : aminsedigh@yahoo.co They are doing you a favour by not issuing the medicals too early. Background checks often take over one year to complete.  SignatureJim Humphries, former visa officer > > I am an iranian who have paid my landing fee for the whole family and [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Posted via http://www.mymigration.net Jim Humphries Wrote: > They are doing you a favour by not issuing the medicals too early. > Background checks often take over one year to complete. > -- > Jim Humphries, former visa officer thanks alot Jim, but I did not get your point and wonder what kind o favor this can be which yeilds neither for me nor for the Grea Canada, this is the question I once asked from the minister o immigration Canada without reply, when I opend my file I was 35 year of age old and will be 41 years old when I will receive my visa. I which age someone is more active and energetic for the economy o Canada ? 35 or 41 ? that is why more people tend to migrate t Australia with nearly 1 year waiting for visa according to th statistics in charts given here in this site. It is not onl individualls interests which matter, but more important is the econom of Canada "my would be homeland " which prevails. I am aware of th volume of applications at different visa posts, but this can be solve by training and employing greater number of visa officer to form som swat teams. In general this seems rather a managarial deficiency. "Facilitating the processing time of applications will bloom th ecenomy of Canada more effectively ". Amin - If you ake the medical exam too early in the process you run the risk of having to repeat them later because the background checks were not completed within the validity of the medical results. SignatureJim Humphries, Former Visa Officer > > Jim Humphries Wrote: [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > > Posted via http://www.mymigration.net The issue that this applicant is upset about is the processing times. In ten years they have increased by almost 500% when in 1996 80% of all applicants from all visa posts completed their applications in 13 months. http://www.oag-bvg.gc.ca/domino/reports.nsf/html/0003xe06.html Now 80% of all applicants have their applications completed in 63 Months!!!!!!!!!!! They increased because Visa Post officers in 2000 claimed they were overworked. See Auditor General report about the audit http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/times-int/02a-skilled-fed.html IRPA 3 (1) (f) states the objectives of the Immigration act is prompt processing. SIX YEARS is not what I would call prompt! I think all Visa Officers should be forced to work unpaid overtime. Background checks in 2006 hi tech computer age should not take more then two weeks to complete. If CSIS has to interview the client then that may take a month or so longer. Canada should be ashamed to take processing fees and force these applicants to wait for years. Roy www.cvimmigration.com > If you ake the medical exam too early in the process you run the risk of > having to repeat them later because the background checks were not [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] > > > > Posted via http://www.mymigration.net Jim and Roy, I appreciate your helpful comments , The are ver informative and to-tthe-point ,thanks for your time and care and I wis you good luck. Amin Sedigh Roy Wrote: > The issue that this applicant is upset about is the processing times. > In ten years they have increased by almost 500% when in 1996 80% o [quoted text clipped - 63 lines] > > > > - |
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