Quebec Applicants Cases

thats really sad Immain....call them up!!

yah i am in canada on visitor status now... i am gonna call them and tell them and see if i can get an emergency visa

ohcanada wrote: thats really sad Immain....call them up!! yah i am in canada on visitor status now... i am gonna call them and tell them and see if i can get an emergency visa

They dont ever pick up... only way is via e-mail I checked the application processing tiem and it says 11 months of AD!!! No wonder these morons. I checked my application which says Economic class clearly!!!!

The letter says " I applied for FSW and asked me to apply via London embassy" . I have no clue who hired these morons I am driving up there for 3 hrs to get there. I am still in shock , still couldnt figure out how did they find out I applied for FSW


Edited by Immiman - 05 Jan 2010 at 11:29am

Zygurn wrote: [QUOTE=Sadofix]  Besides, you can only apply for a US visa from your country of citizenship. I don’t think you’ll be able to apply from Canada.

Not true, I obtained my first US tourist visa while I was a student in Mexico and I'm not a mexican citizen, however, if you're just visiting Canada, I don't think you'll obtain it.

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I know that. You can apply for a US visa as a student from another country because you are kind of a resident when you are a student. But you cant apply as a visitor. I think Ohcanada is a visitor in Canada, that's why I said he cant apply for a US visa from there.

Ohcanada, are you there as a visitor?

Immiman wrote: Thanks Zy, Economic class is for provincial and there is SEPERATE box for FSW! It is is FIRST page and hell how in the world could they miss it is beyond my understanding! I am driving there and HOPEFULLY could meet up with them.

Sadofix wrote: Zygurn wrote: [QUOTE=Sadofix]  Besides, you can only apply for a US visa from your country of citizenship. I don’t think you’ll be able to apply from Canada. Not true, I obtained my first US tourist visa while I was a student in Mexico and I'm not a mexican citizen, however, if you're just visiting Canada, I don't think you'll obtain it. ------- I know that. You can apply for a US visa as a student from another country because you are kind of a resident when you are a student. But you cant apply as a visitor. I think Ohcanada is a visitor in Canada, that's why I said he cant apply for a US visa from there. Ohcanada, are you there as a visitor?

You mentioned Country of Citizenship, that is an entirely different status hence my clarification.

Ohcanada,
I agree with Sadofix, I don't think they will give you US visitor visa based on your current Canadian status, however, you can request you interview be done elsewhere if you explain in a cover letter the reasons as to why you're not able to assist to your interview in the US. This elsewhere could be in your country of citizenship or residence or where the nearest CIC to either is located. There have been cases where interviews have been rescheduled in another country, but do bear in consideration this may delay your procedures. I do wonder though why is your case being processed in Buffalo, what was your legal status in the US before? I understand you got your CSQ already and this interview is something done by the Federal part of the procedure, do you come from a country where French is an official language? This is the only case where I know you would be waived an interview for CSQ. Unfortunately, I don't have much much details about your case to provide you with more information.

Immiman,

It happened to me twice, I sent application and it was returned stating it should be sent to NS, Sydney even though via email they confirmed they had made a mistake both times, this wasted 6 months on my application of PR and made sure to let them know that at the time. The only thing you can do is resend your documents and make sure your CSQ is the first document they see, that's the only thing that matters cause if they don't bother to look it then expect it may be returned in a later date. Remember that your CSQ only has a year of validity after it was issued, so if it was like my case (half or more than half of CSQ validity lost due to administrative mistakes from their behalf), I suggest you emphasize this fact also.