File number - for Mr. Humphries/Mr. Miller
Nov 22nd 2004, 11:41 am
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File number - for Mr. Humphries/Mr. Miller
Dear Mr. Humphries,
Is it true that the letters after the file number are the initails of the immigration Officer?
My File #B04.................... BHS. Is BHS the initials of the Officer?
Regards
jpaul
Is it true that the letters after the file number are the initails of the immigration Officer?
My File #B04.................... BHS. Is BHS the initials of the Officer?
Regards
jpaul
Nov 22nd 2004, 12:30 pm
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Re: File number - for Mr. Humphries/Mr. Miller
Originally Posted by jpaul
Dear Mr. Humphries,
Is it true that the letters after the file number are the initails of the immigration Officer?
My File #B04.................... BHS. Is BHS the initials of the Officer?
Regards
jpaul
Is it true that the letters after the file number are the initails of the immigration Officer?
My File #B04.................... BHS. Is BHS the initials of the Officer?
Regards
jpaul
Nov 22nd 2004, 12:53 pm
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Re: File number - for Mr. Humphries/Mr. Miller
Originally Posted by Jim Humphries
That is often the case.
Is it true that it will take so long? that is 24 months?
Triniangel
Nov 22nd 2004, 1:30 pm
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Re: File number - for Mr. Humphries/Mr. Miller
Originally Posted by triniangel
this has nothing to do with the thread but I got my AOR from the Trinidad CIC office and they said that I should hear from them in 10 mths and that avearge processing time will be 24 months. I applied under skilled category using a Law firm from Canada. and have been assessed by them as having more than 75 points.
Is it true that it will take so long? that is 24 months?
Triniangel
Is it true that it will take so long? that is 24 months?
Triniangel
Nov 22nd 2004, 2:35 pm
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Re: File number - for Mr. Humphries/Mr. Miller
Originally Posted by triniangel
this has nothing to do with the thread but I got my AOR from the Trinidad CIC office and they said that I should hear from them in 10 mths and that avearge processing time will be 24 months. I applied under skilled category using a Law firm from Canada. and have been assessed by them as having more than 75 points.
Is it true that it will take so long? that is 24 months?
Triniangel
Is it true that it will take so long? that is 24 months?
Triniangel
My application is also processing at Trinidad, Port -Of -Spain. On My AOR, they had 18months average processing. Its already 10 mths for my application.
Here is my timeline:
Application: Dec 03
AOR- Jan 04
Request for additonal Infor: April 04
Info sent: April 04
Still waiting- No request for medicals as yet.
Its crazy in Trinidad, cause I have a friend with the same timeline who already recieved request for medicals.
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jpaul
Nov 24th 2004, 10:53 am
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Re: File number - for Mr. Humphries/Mr. Miller
A friend of mine applied in April this year and he was asked to do his medical last month. he has been using a lawyer and is paying quite a tidy sum so maybe they helped him ensure all his documents were up to mark. he himself was amazed at the quick response.
Nov 24th 2004, 11:43 am
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Re: File number - for Mr. Humphries/Mr. Miller
Originally Posted by triniangel
A friend of mine applied in April this year and he was asked to do his medical last month. he has been using a lawyer and is paying quite a tidy sum so maybe they helped him ensure all his documents were up to mark. he himself was amazed at the quick response.
that was real quick. WOW! Wish u the best in your processing
jpaul
