fonder une coordination des attentistes victimes de la loi avant le 27 fev 2008

salut tout le monde , c'est vraiment honteux et humiliant de subir ces conséquences et de désengager totalement et d'une maniere non responsable voire non humaine de la part du Canada.ceci dit , j'ai la firme conviction que c'est le moment de s'unir et de defendre nos droits et ceci en votantpour un coordinateur national comme etape initiale, secondo:engager un avocat international et l'important je le souligne :c'est de manifester et d'organiser des sit_in devant l'ambassade de canada a rabat; courage bons et patients combattants

TOUT A FAIT , je suis pour !

Salam.
Je suis tout à fait d'acord. Il faut se manifester contres ces décisions.

Bonjour,

Quelqu'un a-t-il déjà engagé un avocat pour poursuivre le gouvernement Canadien et le forcer à traiter sa demande?

Merci par avance.

Important Updates on the Federal Skilled Worker Backlog Court Case

October, 2012
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As many readers of CIC News are aware, recent changes to Canada’s immigration legislation have called for the closure of Federal Skilled Worker (FSW) files submitted before February 28, 2008. Campbell Cohen law firm has been at the forefront of challenging the legality of these changes. Currently, Campbell Cohen is representing 897 pre-February 2008 applicants and their dependents, and along with other lawyers has brought this issue before the Federal Court of Canada.

If you submitted an application to the FSW program before February 28th, 2008, it is not too late to join. Click here to add your name today.

A Quick Background

In an effort to better select Canadian Permanent Residents and reduce immigration backlogs, in February 2008 the Canadian government amended the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act. The amendments granted the Canadian Immigration Minister the authority to take action (issue instructions) such as establishing application intake quotas, new application requirements, and new immigration categories. The changes in this amendment apply only to applications submitted on or after February 28, 2008.

The Immigration Minister, under the amendments, made changes to the FSW that included restricting the number of eligible occupations and introducing an intake cap of 20,000 (later reduced to 10,000) applications a year.

These new instructions created a hierarchy within the files waiting to be processed. Newer files were processed faster than those submitted before February 28, 2008. As of March 2012, there was still a significant application backlog. The Immigration Minister therefore made the decision on March 20th, 2012 to eliminate those applications submitted to the FSW program before February 28, 2008. This amounts to the return of approximately 280,000 immigration applications.

A more detailed background can be found in CIC News’ earlier article on the subject.

The Court Case Today

The lawyers arguing the case before Federal Court have two primary objectives. Firstly, they are seeking their cases to be certified as a Class Action Lawsuit. To do this, the Court must be convinced that all applicants who are challenging the decision may be represented as a single unit, or class. If successful, these applicants will have their claims argued in a single Court hearing. The result of the hearing will apply to all applicants. The second objective goes to the merits of the case. The Court must first determine that there is a serious issue to rule on and if it does, then the Court must ultimately decide if the government’s action is legal or illegal. The Certification Hearing will be held in November 2012.

On September 18, 2012 a Stay Motion was presented to the Court wherein the lawyers requested an Order that would prevent the government from beginning the process of terminating applications and returning government processing fees. The Motion was dismissed, but all was not lost because:

An agreement was reached with the Department of Justice on behalf of Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) to:
not initiate communication with applicants to process termination of their applications;
not issue refunds unless applicants directly wish a refund; and
not destroy files until the outcome of the next step in the proceeding in November
It is clear following this proceeding that based on fact and law individual applicants can challenge the termination of their applications in Federal Court, if necessary.

CIC News will continue to keep readers informed of all important updates regarding this historic Court case. If your application is among the 280,000 facing termination, you still have time to make your voice heard.

CLICK HERE TO CHALLENGE THE GOVERNMENT’S DECISION

By making your one-time payment of USD $500 and filling out your case information, you will be added to the quickly growing list of claimants. The immigration lawyers fighting for your case will take it from there, building an argument and presenting their case in Court. In this way, you can make sure that your voice is heard, and if a decision is made that benefits pre-2008 applicants, you will be the best position receive your just rewards.

donc pourquoi pas s'engager avec cet avocat???

dis moi khoya c'est quoi votre reference??????veuillez me communiquer le site svp

http://www.cicnews.com/2012/10/important-updates-federal-skilled-worker-backlog-court-case-101840.html
http://www.cicnews.com/2012/07/case-federal-skilled-worker-backlog-reduction-071663.html
http://www.canadavisa.com/online/classaction/

A vos risques et périls

suis pour defondre nos dosssiers .car nous sommes victimes d une loi qui ne respecte ni le cote humaine ni les delait de traitement (5 ans c est l age d un garçon )
mes amis si vous voulez mons n° de telephone je suis prete a vous donner
ils faux que tout les personnes qui ont les dossier anglophones avant 27 fevrier 2008 se reunissent et voir se qu il faut faire avant que le temps passent

vous avez raison, il faut passer au serieux; et notre droit nous l'aurons.

salut :
j'ai entendu bcp de votre pbm mé franchement pr l'instant j'ai pas bien compris alors si cé possible de m'expliquer en détail votre affaire et bon chance

je fais partie des victimes ,plus que 5 ans d'attente sans résultat

SALAM TOUT LE MONDE MALHEUREUSEMENT AUCUNE NOUVELLE ; j'aimerais bien savoir si quelqu'un a été remboursé personellement non allah idir chi tawil al kheir et allah irza9na sber c pas facile ana 5ans et demi ET VOUS?
MERCI

http://www.cic.gc.ca/francais/ministere/media/avis/avis-retour.asp

merci faycal; tu vois c pour cela que je demande si quelqu'un a été remboursé

pourquoi vous n envoyez pas votre dossier au quebec c est mieux
le proces dans les tribunaux canadiens prend du temps peut etre des mois ou des annees

tout à fait d'accord avec toi broly ça prend beaucoup du temps;
mais malgré tout c nouvelles lois on a rien reçu comme lettre ou email ou un appel qui prouve que le dossier est annulé alors que nous tous on sait tres bien comment ça se passe avec l'ambassade.