ECAS contradiction?
May 23rd 2003, 6:18 am
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ECAS contradiction?
Dear Experts,
I applied with my common law partner for immigration to Canada in Sept
2001 via Buffalo. We finished our medicals in November 2002 and have
been awaiting news. We had applied as individual applicants but were
told that under the new rules we were going to be treated as 'family
class'.
I have regularly checked my E-client status and my name has never
shown up. My partner's has shown 'In process' for the better part of a
year. Today while checking my ECAS, my name appeared and it showed
that the application was WITHDRAWN. When i clicked on the word, it
told me that processing has started in November and that 'A DECISION
HAS BEEN MADE' and the CHC will contact me soon. My partner's E-client
status still shows 'In Process'.
My question is: I have never withdrawn my application so do you think
there is a misprint?
How could a decision be made if it is withdrawn?
Why does my partner's application still say 'In Process' since under
the new
rules my partner is the main applicant?
Mr. Miller has warned of the perils of taking the eclient system too
seriously but this is plain confusing. Any advice, ideas or
suggestions?
Thanks for your time.
I applied with my common law partner for immigration to Canada in Sept
2001 via Buffalo. We finished our medicals in November 2002 and have
been awaiting news. We had applied as individual applicants but were
told that under the new rules we were going to be treated as 'family
class'.
I have regularly checked my E-client status and my name has never
shown up. My partner's has shown 'In process' for the better part of a
year. Today while checking my ECAS, my name appeared and it showed
that the application was WITHDRAWN. When i clicked on the word, it
told me that processing has started in November and that 'A DECISION
HAS BEEN MADE' and the CHC will contact me soon. My partner's E-client
status still shows 'In Process'.
My question is: I have never withdrawn my application so do you think
there is a misprint?
How could a decision be made if it is withdrawn?
Why does my partner's application still say 'In Process' since under
the new
rules my partner is the main applicant?
Mr. Miller has warned of the perils of taking the eclient system too
seriously but this is plain confusing. Any advice, ideas or
suggestions?
Thanks for your time.
Sep 3rd 2004, 8:38 pm
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Posts: 28
Re: ECAS contradiction?
Originally Posted by Upatnight
Dear Experts,
I applied with my common law partner for immigration to Canada in Sept
2001 via Buffalo. We finished our medicals in November 2002 and have
been awaiting news. We had applied as individual applicants but were
told that under the new rules we were going to be treated as 'family
class'.
I have regularly checked my E-client status and my name has never
shown up. My partner's has shown 'In process' for the better part of a
year. Today while checking my ECAS, my name appeared and it showed
that the application was WITHDRAWN. When i clicked on the word, it
told me that processing has started in November and that 'A DECISION
HAS BEEN MADE' and the CHC will contact me soon. My partner's E-client
status still shows 'In Process'.
My question is: I have never withdrawn my application so do you think
there is a misprint?
How could a decision be made if it is withdrawn?
Why does my partner's application still say 'In Process' since under
the new
rules my partner is the main applicant?
Mr. Miller has warned of the perils of taking the eclient system too
seriously but this is plain confusing. Any advice, ideas or
suggestions?
Thanks for your time.
I applied with my common law partner for immigration to Canada in Sept
2001 via Buffalo. We finished our medicals in November 2002 and have
been awaiting news. We had applied as individual applicants but were
told that under the new rules we were going to be treated as 'family
class'.
I have regularly checked my E-client status and my name has never
shown up. My partner's has shown 'In process' for the better part of a
year. Today while checking my ECAS, my name appeared and it showed
that the application was WITHDRAWN. When i clicked on the word, it
told me that processing has started in November and that 'A DECISION
HAS BEEN MADE' and the CHC will contact me soon. My partner's E-client
status still shows 'In Process'.
My question is: I have never withdrawn my application so do you think
there is a misprint?
How could a decision be made if it is withdrawn?
Why does my partner's application still say 'In Process' since under
the new
rules my partner is the main applicant?
Mr. Miller has warned of the perils of taking the eclient system too
seriously but this is plain confusing. Any advice, ideas or
suggestions?
Thanks for your time.
I have the same situation...have u got any new news???
Please let me know soon..i m anxiously waiting for your response.
I am citizen and resident of Pakistan & I had applied Canadian Immigration in Damascus Syria in October 2000. In the mean time till now I check online status regularly and it always shows In-Process and when click on details it show the date of starting of application process.
Secondly, a week ago when I checked the online status it suddenly changed and showing Withdrawn and when I check details it has been written that " A decision has been made on your application. The office will contact you concerning this decision".
I didnt send any kind of letter regarding withdrawn case or something like that. WHAT DOES IT MEAN? Please let me know what do you think in the light of your experience.
Thankyou in advance for your-cooperation.
TALAT.
Sep 3rd 2004, 9:41 pm
#3
Joined: May 2004
Posts: 4,483
Re: ECAS contradiction?
Well, if you are treated as a fmaily then one of you becomes the main applicant and the other is deemed to be a dependent. Thus you are the dependent and your case has been withdrawn and folded into your partners.
Originally Posted by Upatnight
Dear Experts,
I applied with my common law partner for immigration to Canada in Sept
2001 via Buffalo. We finished our medicals in November 2002 and have
been awaiting news. We had applied as individual applicants but were
told that under the new rules we were going to be treated as 'family
class'.
I have regularly checked my E-client status and my name has never
shown up. My partner's has shown 'In process' for the better part of a
year. Today while checking my ECAS, my name appeared and it showed
that the application was WITHDRAWN. When i clicked on the word, it
told me that processing has started in November and that 'A DECISION
HAS BEEN MADE' and the CHC will contact me soon. My partner's E-client
status still shows 'In Process'.
My question is: I have never withdrawn my application so do you think
there is a misprint?
How could a decision be made if it is withdrawn?
Why does my partner's application still say 'In Process' since under
the new
rules my partner is the main applicant?
Mr. Miller has warned of the perils of taking the eclient system too
seriously but this is plain confusing. Any advice, ideas or
suggestions?
Thanks for your time.
I applied with my common law partner for immigration to Canada in Sept
2001 via Buffalo. We finished our medicals in November 2002 and have
been awaiting news. We had applied as individual applicants but were
told that under the new rules we were going to be treated as 'family
class'.
I have regularly checked my E-client status and my name has never
shown up. My partner's has shown 'In process' for the better part of a
year. Today while checking my ECAS, my name appeared and it showed
that the application was WITHDRAWN. When i clicked on the word, it
told me that processing has started in November and that 'A DECISION
HAS BEEN MADE' and the CHC will contact me soon. My partner's E-client
status still shows 'In Process'.
My question is: I have never withdrawn my application so do you think
there is a misprint?
How could a decision be made if it is withdrawn?
Why does my partner's application still say 'In Process' since under
the new
rules my partner is the main applicant?
Mr. Miller has warned of the perils of taking the eclient system too
seriously but this is plain confusing. Any advice, ideas or
suggestions?
Thanks for your time.
