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Applicants and their sponsors may be aware that processing times for applications in the Family Class for sponsored parents and grandparents are somewhat longer than in the past. We understand your desire to have these cases finalized promptly, and regret that this is not always possible.

In 2010, the Beijing visa office will be working to finalize immigration applications for parents and grandparents submitted prior to October 1, 2007. While it is difficult to project processing times for cases received in October 2007 or later, it is unlikely that these will be finalized in 2010.

Sponsors who wish to know whether or not their parents’ or grandparents’ application will likely be processed this year should refer to the date of the Acknowledgment of Receipt for the immigration application at the visa office, and not the date of the sponsorship application sent to the Case Processing Centre in Mississauga.更多精彩文章及讨论，请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net

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Parents/Grandparents/Other Relatives

Throughout 2011, our office will be processing applications submitted prior to January 2009. Once a file has been put into process, the average processing time is from 6 to 12 months but can be longer if further background or medical checks are required. While it is difficult to project processing times for cases received in 2009 or later, it is unlikely that these will be finalized in 2011. Sponsors who wish to know whether or not their parents’ or grandparents’ application will be processed this year should refer to the date of our Acknowledgement of Receipt for the Permanent Resident application, and not the date the Sponsorship application was sent to the Case Processing Centre in Mississauga (Canada).