Complicated case: Applying US citizenship ,Canada PR and much more!

Triple Citizen said:
My anger has nothing to do with who is paying the monetary cost. A backup immigrant by putting his/her case in the works, delays a genuine immigrant who really wants to make Canada his/her home. That angers me.
While I was living in Canada (1997-2003) I saw how so called new immigrants abused Canadian PR status. Pre-2001, Commonwealth citizens who held Canadian PR status were allowed visa free entry to the US. I know people who were refused US visit visas. Those people then underwent the Canadian PR process, entered Canada and the next day entered the US, only to disappear. The bad ones never returned. The worst ones did, after 3 years, to apply for Canadian citizenship.
As a Canadian this does anger me. Nothing personal, so please do not take it that way.
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I think your anger is misdirected to some extent. If the US immigration did not have such illogical rules, I would not have even applied for Canadian immigration. I hope you understand what US LPR families go through because of the fact that the LPR got married after he/she got the LPR. I'm not sure to what extent the genuine Canadian immigrant's visa application gets delayed. If filed from USA it just takes like a year to get a Canadian PR. Yes there have been visa abuse both in US and in Canada. For eg there are have been high rejections for B2 visas especially from India. Why ? A lot of people with B2 visa have entered USA and stayed back forever. My sister-in-law's B2 visa application got rejected recently. She has no intentions to stay back in US and is very happy to be in India, but the visa officers see younger people as potential immigrants!

The USCIS count those applications as different applicants and they make the line very long for themselves and for others whom in real need for immigrant visa or an EAD on time to use it.
Don't you think USCIS needs to streamline their process in this case ?
 
Desi4ever said:
The USCIS count those applications as different applicants and they make the line very long for themselves and for others whom in real need for immigrant visa or an EAD on time to use it[/I].
Don't you think USCIS needs to streamline their process in this case ?
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I do not think there is any way for USCIS to streamline their process with millions of applications which need endless clerk work for thousands of applicants under different categories or may be in the same category. I do not see why person with H visa valid for many year apply for EAD or the reverse and make both lines very long, why person with AP apply for H stamp, why person with US GC apply for Canadian GC with 0 intention to live in Canada. I attend meeting with the ombudsman where he said there is 15 million names check every year where the actual applicant number is only 2 million!!! then all of us complain from the long line of name check for months and may be years. For sure the USCIS will not issue legislation to prohibit those backup applications with the humongous income from that; we are the ones who should do that.
 
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