Posted on: 20-10-09 04:49:52
Hello all ,
Please shed light , what are the chances of rejection after medicals and RPRF fees have been paid, Assuming that all applicants are medically fit.
Why I am asking this question is it will help me in analyzing my case as well,
Just to refresh you memory, I applied for PR under the FSW scheme with an AEO, which my employer arranged in Feb 2009 at London UK office and am currently in Dubai UAE.
I received the good news about medical request along with the supporting documents and RPRF payment request through my lawyer and send all that was requested along with medicals 2 weeks back along with the fees. All was ok in the medicals etc.
I have noticed that most of the people, in their document request, specially those with AEO, are requested for, updated PCC, foreign travel document, proof of funds etc.
however in my case extensive documents on my own description of my current job, explanation of my qualifications and trade specific skills and complete details of my work history, and explanation of how I will be able to perform the job being offered, were asked even when I had sent the exp. letter along with the complete application.
Another thing they also asked for various documents from my employer like vendor permit, tax documents, trading accounts, renewed job offer letter etc.
However I and my employer were able to provide all the documents requested,
Its been 2 months since I send the medicals and documents, the medicals were sent earlier and a few days later the rest of the documents as my employer took some time to prepare the documents, however all the documents reached a week before the deadline ( as per courier tracking)
My ECAS still says in process…. So I was wondering what are the chances of rejection after paying RPRF ….
Please throw some light and help me resolve my curiosity.....
Thanks a million in advance..... and sorry for a lengthy one …
Kash.
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KASH
why do you worry when you have submitted all the required document?are they asking for updation from london office for other applicants ? you tru to enquire that first. from new delhi they do ask for updation.
getting PPR after 2 months is common from new delhi office.
Since your case was scrutinized more than others (it may be random or there may be a reason), that could account for the extra time it is taking.
The CHC officer who requested this information now needs to review it.
After the RFI was sent, your file would have gone back into the queue.
When it comes up next, they will look to see if the additional information was provided by you/your employer.
Then they will review it and if all is satisfactory, they'll send the passport stamping request.
In cases where additional information is requested, it takes slightly longer because of this process vis-a-vis cases where no additional information is requested.
This is normal in all processing posts.
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thanks a lot for your help and suggestions seniors ...
really appreciate it ....
i hope things work out soon and properly ..... your life kind of gets dependent on the decision to move .... becomes very uncertain ......at times like these ... many life decisions are based on whether we are moving to canada or not ...... the wait and lack of progress info is killing ....
well your inputs and words of support and encouragement keeps us up and going .....
thanks a lot sir ....
best regards.
kash.
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KASH
i agree with you fully dear and wish you all the best. there are delays from CIC these days nothing to worry. one of my relative who has given medicals 3 months back is yet to recieve his passport request. i wish you all the best.
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Originally posted by pratickm
Since your case was scrutinized more than others (it may be random or there may be a reason), that could account for the extra time it is taking.
The CHC officer who requested this information now needs to review it.
After the RFI was sent, your file would have gone back into the queue.
When it comes up next, they will look to see if the additional information was provided by you/your employer.
Then they will review it and if all is satisfactory, they'll send the passport stamping request.
In cases where additional information is requested, it takes slightly longer because of this process vis-a-vis cases where no additional information is requested.
This is normal in all processing posts.
