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Some poeple are mentioning emails sent to Buffalo with asking about their cases.And they got response from Buffalo.I´d like to know if anybody can send email like this to Buffalo.I had interview June 20th, 2005 in Detroit and I´m still waiting for any response from them.Could I send them email with asking about my case?And this email should be sent to Buffalo,or maybe Detroit?Does anybody have their email address?And any chance to receive response from them regarding my case?Please help me.Thank you.
[12-11-2005,16:19]
[**.13.163.57]
Artur |
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(in reply to: email to Buffalo)
CIC is not allowed to give personal information in response to email inquiries. It violates all access to information and privacy rules. There is no way to verify the source or sender of the email... therefore you should not expect an answer.
[12-11-2005,16:50]
[***.20.170.23]
Sharon |
(in reply to: email to Buffalo)
Arthur,
As your file was transfered to Detroit you have to send an inquiry about your status to Detroit. Buffalo will not have any information regarding your case.
The following text is taken from the website of Canadian consulate in Detroit:
Any requests regarding status of a Visa Application; Visitor or Permanent Resident, MUST be submitted in writing - either by Letter of by Fax. Please sign your request and include your full name, date of birth and file reference number.
Security rules (Privacy Act)mandate that E-mail requests will NOT be answered, nor will requests made over the telephone.
Canadian Consulate General
Immigration Section
600 Renaissance Center, Suite 1100
Detroit, MI 48243-1798
Tel: 313-567-2085
Fax: 313-567-2125
http://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/can-am/detroit/rightnav/address_hours-en.asp
[12-11-2005,17:16]
[**.117.60.213]
Kenny |
(in reply to: email to Buffalo)
Since you have been interviewed already, that means you already met the officer handling your case. You can always communicate with her/him. Write a polite letter asking about your status. Direct your letter to the officer who interviewed you. When I was interviewed, the officer gave me her business card and told me that I can communicate with her directly....goodluck
[12-11-2005,17:38]
[**.83.183.160]
Joe05 |
(in reply to: email to Buffalo)
Arthur:
Don´t listen Sharon. She is out of this world or workk for the Embassy.
Consulate does reply on email reqyests. Just list your file number, Name and as a specific question
[12-11-2005,17:58]
[**.109.231.5]
Goblin |
(in reply to: email to Buffalo)
Goblin, you may receive and email, but it will be a standard email reply. No specifics on your case will be sent by email.
[12-11-2005,18:12]
[**.50.63.143]
Katrina |
(in reply to: email to Buffalo)
Goblin, please provide proof to your statement because there is massive amounts of formal and specific information out there to the contrary.
and, no... I do not work for the embassy and I am very much a part of this world.
[12-11-2005,18:17]
[***.20.170.23]
Sharon |
(in reply to: email to Buffalo)
listen to me dudes, CIC just replied general answers, not individual cases, for example let´s say there are people IA from June05----Nov 05, CIC will give the same answer to everybody in this category, instead of your own cases
[12-11-2005,19:59]
[***.25.33.65]
Anonymous |
(in reply to: email to Buffalo)
Well that is why they had asked for an email on contact information when the forms are filled.
CIC "Does" reply to email, if this is the same email address you mentioned on the form.
I have got a reply from CIC in three days - they are good about replies when writing to them.
[12-11-2005,21:39]
[**.151.172.201]
starwars |
