Nov 24th, 2003, 22:17
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收到信要求重新填新法表，并且已经寄出的请来登记！！！ 2000.09: FN 2003.05: Letter asking re-submit forms |
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Nov 24th, 2003, 23:14
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ME TOO!2002/9/CASE,北京建档,我是2000/10的FN,今年五月也收到新法信要求补料,考了雅思(6分)并按要求补了一大堆料,很快变8,都8了四个多月了。9/19加拿大移民部长曾口头上建议把我们这班旧法下申请的倒霉蛋按旧法审核，但到目前为止没见北京、香港大使馆有任何关于这方面的消息，现在我有点怀疑这可能又是一个骗局！加拿大是我领教过的最可恶的骗子！她当我们的人权、人格、尊严何在？！我正准备就此事去信大使馆问个明白，我们到底是什么回事？还要等多久？真的要等八年？！各位同道中人，有类似情况的，欢迎跟贴互报进程？大家共勉！ 花开的声音 |
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Dec 2nd, 2003, 01:15
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小不点儿，您怎么这么傻,没几个移民公司是值得信任的,全盘听信移民公司的话,只会令您处于随时被愚弄、被欺骗的可怕境地！移民公司的话信它两成也算多了。 最近我得到可靠消息，收到新法信要求补料的，还是要尽快补料，逾期将被视为藐视使馆的行为而被取消申请资格。如真是这样，您的损失就大了。 建议您现在开始尽快按新法的要求补料，并婉转说明迟补料的原因，这还有得补救。说不定明年初已开始处理我们这批新法补料的个案了。 记住我一句话： 加拿大可以随时对我们说话不算数，但我们绝对不能把加拿大的说话不算话。 ----谁叫我们这么在乎它呢，谁叫我们犯这个贱呢！ 花开的声音 |
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Dec 3rd, 2003, 17:08
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wendyjw ,俺也一样。后来给使馆发EMAIL.给我这么回复的， ,时间是11月2日: Dear xxx On September 18, 2003, the Honourable Denis Coderre, Minister of Citizenship and Immigration Canada announced his intentions pertaining to the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA) which may affect your application for immigration to Canada. The new measures were proposed for assessing certain economic class applicants who applied under the former Immigration Act (before January 1, 2002), but were affected by the transitional measures following the implementation of IRPA on June 28, 2002. Please note that at this time, the changes proposed by Minister Coderre are not yet approved. As this is a regulatory change, it will take some time before these changes will become law. In the meantime, we will continue to correspond with you for the purpose of seeking information and/or documents. This will prepare us to make decisions when we can legally do so. In the meantime, we thank you for your continued patience. Your case is in queue to be reviewed and we will contact you when your application reaches the following stage. Please refer to our departmental web site www.beijing.gc.ca and www.cic.gc.ca for a continued update on the most recent changes. Regards, Immigration Section Canadian Embassy, Beijing 19 Dongzhimenwai Dajie, Chaoyang District Beijing, PRC 100600 Tel: (86-10) 6532-3031 Fax: (86-10) 6532-1684 Web site: www.beijing.gc.ca E-mail : beijing-immigration@dfait-maeci.gc.ca 意思是还让咱等.呵呵。我估计年底前能定了吧 . |
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Dec 4th, 2003, 17:22
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好消息!加拿大移民部终于正式实施9/18旧案按旧法审核的修改议案了!这可能对大多数正在审理中的申请人都是一个绝处逢生的大好事!各位难兄难弟们,鼓起勇气,重新振作,不要灰心,说不定,我们的霉气已尽,好运将到了,但愿各位明年都交上好运! 全文如下:MINISTER ANNOUNCES AMENDMENTS TO TRANSITIONAL REGULATIONS FOR SELECTING SKILLED WORKERS AND BUSINESS IMMIGRANTS TO CANADA OTTAWA, December 3, 2003 -- The Honourable Denis Coderre, Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, today announced the coming into force of important amendments to the transitional regulations pertaining to the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA). The amendments, originally proposed on September 18, 2003, take into account comments received from various groups and the Federal Court. The proposed regulations were prepublished in the Canada Gazette on October 11, 2003. The amendments will allow federal economic class applicants who filed their application for permanent residence before January 1, 2002, to be assessed against the selection criteria of the former regulations or those of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations, whichever are more favourable. In cases where the results are not positive, the application will automatically be reassessed under the selection criteria of the other regulations. "Canada is committed to the continual improvement of our immigration program," said the Minister. "These changes reflect the core principles on which it is based: fairness, openness and flexibility." The federal economic classes affected are skilled workers, investors, entrepreneurs and self-employed people. The applications are divided into four groups: withdrawn applications, refused applications, pending or in-progress applications and applications referred back by the court. The new provisions do not apply to people who submitted their applications on or after January 1, 2002. By that date, the new selection criteria, which were made public on December 17, 2001, and that could be used to assess their applications had already been prepublished. Neither do the new regulations apply to provincial nominees or applicants for permanent residence in the province of Quebec under provisions of the Canada-Quebec Accord. The Accord gives Quebec sole responsibility for the selection of immigrants destined for the province. -30- For more information (media only): Sarah Bain Press Secretary Office of the Minister (613) 954-1064 Maria Iadinardi Media Relations Communications Branch (613) 952-0740 BACKGROUNDER NEW TRANSITIONAL REGULATIONS FOR SKILLED WORKER AND BUSINESS IMMIGRANT APPLICANTS When the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA) came into effect on June 28, 2002, the regulations included measures to ease the transition from the regulations in effect under the Immigration Act of 1976 to those under IRPA. Effective December 1, 2003, these transitional measures have been amended to respond to the needs of many who applied to come to Canada under the regulations of the former Immigration Act. These changes allow for all applicants under the skilled worker and business immigrant classes (i.e., skilled workers, self-employed people, investors and entrepreneurs) who applied before January 1, 2002, to be assessed under the selection criteria of the former regulations. Under a new dual assessment, applicants can be assessed against the selection criteria of the former Immigration Act or those of IRPA, whichever are more favourable. In cases where the results are not positive, the application will automatically be reassessed under the selection criteria of the other regulations. The following groups who had applied prior to January 1, 2002, will automatically receive a dual assessment: Applications still pending or in progress on December 1, 2003, when the new regulations came into force. Applications referred back by the Federal Court of Canada or the Supreme Court of Canada following a decision under the former act. The following groups who had applied prior to January 1, 2002, must reapply before January 1, 2005, to receive the benefit of a dual assessment: Applications withdrawn between January 1, 2002, and November 30, 2003. Applications refused after March 31, 2003, and before June 20, 2003, under the transitional requirements of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations that were in effect during this period. There will be no charge for a dual assessment except in cases where a refund of the application fee has been provided, or where new dependants are to be added to an application. Applicants are not required to submit additional information for assessment under the former act, but will typically have to submit additional information (such as proof of language ability) to benefit from an assessment under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations. Applicants who have previously received a request for further documents and who have not yet provided them should do so as soon as possible. The new regulations do not apply to applicants who are provincial nominees, or to applicants for permanent residence in the province of Quebec under provisions of the Canada-Quebec Accord. The Accord gives Quebec sole responsibility for the selection of immigrants destined for the province. Citizenship and Immigration Canada is committed to processing applications as quickly as possible and will work actively to process applications that have already been received while respecting the immigration levels plan presented to Parliament. >>> Read more about the new transitional rules for skilled worker and business immigrant applicants. [ Return to news release index ] Last Updated: 2003-12-03 Important Notices 花开的声音 |
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