timeline for paris office
Nov 21st 2004, 8:19 am
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timeline for paris office
hi all
Is there any body who had applied at paris office for PR- skilled worker.
please post his time lines. I tried checking yogi699 but not of much use.
guys please share ur experience about interviews nd other matters for paris office
cheerss!!
Riten
Is there any body who had applied at paris office for PR- skilled worker.
please post his time lines. I tried checking yogi699 but not of much use.
guys please share ur experience about interviews nd other matters for paris office
cheerss!!
Riten
Nov 21st 2004, 9:50 am
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Re: timeline for paris office
Originally Posted by riten
hi all
Is there any body who had applied at paris office for PR- skilled worker.
please post his time lines. I tried checking yogi699 but not of much use.
guys please share ur experience about interviews nd other matters for paris office
cheerss!!
Riten
Is there any body who had applied at paris office for PR- skilled worker.
please post his time lines. I tried checking yogi699 but not of much use.
guys please share ur experience about interviews nd other matters for paris office
cheerss!!
Riten
I did, in business class . Application is in since october and still waiting for AOR.
Like you said, information about the Paris office and their timeline is very hard to find. Looks like 99% of all applications are done through London, Buffalo and New Dehli
The anticipated time, as stated on the Paris site, is 24 to 36 months :scared:
On the other hand, if you look at the CIC site you'll see that 80% of past applications were done between 5 and 11 months for skilled workers and between 8 and 29 months for business class
Well....we'll see, have one on me
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Nov 21st 2004, 3:31 pm
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Re: timeline for paris office
Originally Posted by juliusmaximus
The anticipated time, as stated on the Paris site, is 24 to 36 months :scared:
On the other hand, if you look at the CIC site you'll see that 80% of past applications were done between 5 and 11 months for skilled workers and between 8 and 29 months for business class
On the other hand, if you look at the CIC site you'll see that 80% of past applications were done between 5 and 11 months for skilled workers and between 8 and 29 months for business class
Jeremy
Nov 21st 2004, 3:56 pm
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Re: timeline for paris office
Originally Posted by JAJ
One point to be aware of is that many Paris applications will have a Quebec CSQ. Applications with a CSQ are not only simpler for CIC to process, but CIC likely have a commitment to the Quebec government to deliver a certain number of visas each year (to meet Quebec's immigration guidelines) and hence will probably give priority to these over non-CSQ applicants a lot of the time.
Jeremy
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They probably do, like they do with all PNP applications. But, like Quebec is having their own program, I would like to think they'll have seperate personel for that.
Nov 21st 2004, 4:04 pm
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Re: timeline for paris office
Originally Posted by juliusmaximus
Hi Jeremy,
They probably do, like they do with all PNP applications. But, like Quebec is having their own program, I would like to think they'll have seperate personel for that.
They probably do, like they do with all PNP applications. But, like Quebec is having their own program, I would like to think they'll have seperate personel for that.
CIC do the medical and security checking - there is no difference here between a Quebec applicant and any other, and CIC wouldn't have specific staff for this. The point I'm making is that firstly CIC do not generally need to assess Quebec applications against skill requirement (SIQ has done this) and they need to give these applications sufficient processing priority to ensure they meet the visa numbers CIC has committed to Quebec.
Virtually all CIC offices will receive Quebec-selected applications, although some like Paris get a lot more than others.
Jeremy
