Kevin65221
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for those who have ND in DEC, let\'s all post exact dates here..
RD 12/7, ND 12/22, FP 2/27. PD,3/99.
RD 12/7, ND 12/22, FP 2/27. PD,3/99.
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I have seen 3 cases later than mine approved.
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chupke chupke
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My PD is 4/99, ND 3/00, FP 12/00, WAC 00-130-XXXXX; still waiting; Case EB2 (RIR)
My PD is 4/99, ND 3/00, FP 12/00, WAC 00-130-XXXXX; still waiting; Case EB2 (RIR)
Kevin65221
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hi, Chupke, your case is much overdue, was there anything wrong? anything such as RFE?
hi, Chupke, your case is much overdue, was there anything wrong? anything such as RFE?
chupke chupke
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No; I checked with the IIO\'s a couple of times and they said it was waiting to get adjudicated!!
No; I checked with the IIO\'s a couple of times and they said it was waiting to get adjudicated!!
mick sammer
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EB3 (RIR) Canada
PD 4/00 Current
RD 12/14/00
ND 12/29/00
FP 3/15/00
WAC-01-063-xxxxx
Mick
EB3 (RIR) Canada
PD 4/00 Current
RD 12/14/00
ND 12/29/00
FP 3/15/00
WAC-01-063-xxxxx
Mick
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If it takes much longer I would recommend calling and trying again to speak to an IIO as fingerprints expire after 3 months meaning you may have to get them done again. I was having the exact same problem and after getting many useless IIOs got one who take an interest in my case. After explaining my worries about the dates and delays the IIO officer took the case off the shelf and I was approved the next day. I definitely wouldn\'t recommend this for everyone, but if your fingerprints have been done months ago this may be an option.
If it takes much longer I would recommend calling and trying again to speak to an IIO as fingerprints expire after 3 months meaning you may have to get them done again. I was having the exact same problem and after getting many useless IIOs got one who take an interest in my case. After explaining my worries about the dates and delays the IIO officer took the case off the shelf and I was approved the next day. I definitely wouldn\'t recommend this for everyone, but if your fingerprints have been done months ago this may be an option.
2yearsNoMore
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...as fingerprints expire after 3 months...
bubba, who told you that? I thought it\'s a year.
Take care
2yearsNoMore
...as fingerprints expire after 3 months...
bubba, who told you that? I thought it\'s a year.
Take care
2yearsNoMore
Kevin65221
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i called. but i was told it may affect my case negatively. who knows?
i called. but i was told it may affect my case negatively. who knows?
Kevin65221
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no, my lawyer told me in an email.
no, my lawyer told me in an email.
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Hmmm...so u think there may some truth in it after all....
I wonder if there would be a problem with the lawyer calling to enquire case status. I would guess not but then the lawyers don\'t have the same emotional urge to call as we do. After all it is our life in the balance , not theirs !!
I did ask my lawyer and enquire status but my request was ignored.Sigh.....
Hmmm...so u think there may some truth in it after all....
I wonder if there would be a problem with the lawyer calling to enquire case status. I would guess not but then the lawyers don\'t have the same emotional urge to call as we do. After all it is our life in the balance , not theirs !!
I did ask my lawyer and enquire status but my request was ignored.Sigh.....
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The reason lawyers tell you not to call IIOs is probably this :
Because we don\'t know all the legal details and internal details of the law,
we may blabber something about our case that may contradict what is stated
in the application. This may jeopardise the case.
But, if the lawyer calls them, they know what to talk and what not to talk.
It is safe that way.
The reason lawyers tell you not to call IIOs is probably this :
Because we don\'t know all the legal details and internal details of the law,
we may blabber something about our case that may contradict what is stated
in the application. This may jeopardise the case.
But, if the lawyer calls them, they know what to talk and what not to talk.
It is safe that way.