Imagine you're an officer whose job is to identify suspicious individuals who could be potential spies. You're handling thousands of cases and working on various cases for years. Over time, you develop certain patterns that lead you to refer cases to SS almost automatically. Factors like significant gaps in history, travel to certain countries, residency in a country known for espionage, profession, and employment at certain companies etc etc etc contribute to this combination of factors.
GCMS shows 'Security Screening' and waiting... - let's gather here!
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I get now.
My spouse security still in progress he works with the military maybe I should have just made him spouse unaccompanied to avoid all this delays I don’t know if that would have been the best option.
Does this due date under admissibility security under the Application security activities in the CBSA mean anything?
I have status updated 2023/10/06
Assigned to RC-6262
Assigned By SW10799
Due date 2024/08/10.
Pls anyone with information should help explain this.
I have status updated 2023/10/06
Assigned to RC-6262
Assigned By SW10799
Due date 2024/08/10.
Pls anyone with information should help explain this.
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One person had comprehensive screening as per GCMS notes and still got cleared in 2 months recently. The other one is screening record check. Record check is short but screening is generally longer. Very few in the screening make it out in short time.It's possible that they are inland and their case was not on SS but on light S, where CSIS is not mentioned, which is why it went through so quickly. Or perhaps their case was different, etc. In general, I haven't seen them, but I would be interested in studying them because I haven't encountered such cases before.
It could be any. A name match, a partial name match, may be sibling name matched, may be anything else related to security.
Unaccompanied would not have solved it. I know cases where unaccompanied spouse security is in progress and causing delay anyway.
This simply means normally processing times don't apply to you. Those are just agent codes that are working on your case. Usually they redact this kind of information.
Okay
Thanks we continue to wait until they are ready to issue PPR.
Our medicals is expiring soon let’s wait and see how it goes.
Okay.
Thanks we continue to wait until they are ready to issue PPR.
Our medicals is expiring soon let’s wait and see how it goes.
Mine says C-Check submitted for PA .Is it same as SSIt's possible that they are inland and their case was not on SS but on light S, where CSIS is not mentioned, which is why it went through so quickly. Or perhaps their case was different, etc. In general, I haven't seen them, but I would be interested in studying them because I haven't encountered such cases before.