Lol same, it's like "Ek taraf kua ek taraf khai or ek taraf savaaso crore Hindustani"
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Guys Background check changed to ip2
theregularguy
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I got it too!! Submitted the remeds on 29th March and status in IRCC account changed to We have received the additional docs after 2-3 days I think...Then yesterday I got 5 emails (I guess one for each of the ADR) and status is now we are reviewing your additional docs....I called IRCC to check status of eligibility and that's still under progress..Also my primary VO is now RROC with secondary as NDVO which was earlier the primary VO. Is this movement to RROC good?
Can you elaborate on what it was before and what it is now? Also did you mention your change of COR?
It was like we will send you a msg when we start BGC.
Yes I send a webform, didn't get any response but I did it.
When I checked with legal falcon he said it won't affect the process time
What all they check after ip2
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Just security, I think. If it's just security left, you'll most likely get PPR by this week. If they don't look at the webform sent by you, you'll get your RFV for NYC or Ottawa.
Yeah if that is the case will send again other than that what to do.
I Understand how you feel, I was also in that situation. You can wait for a week. If you don't see anything after that, then raise a webform informing them that you have carried out the examination.
theregularguy
Member
So based on what you might have seen around the forums, are they faster or slower? The nice lady from IRCC said she personally thinks it might be positive as RROC was specifically created to handle backlogs. But seeing as how NDVO has been processing really fast, I am just curious to know if there might be any changes in the processing time for my application.
I think they are usually transferring the cases between offices if at any point there is any review required of some documents etc. Then they need an input from another officer from a different office. This is my understanding.
Guys, I meant to ask you something. If a particular country qualifies for an ETA (Electronic Travel Authorization), do we need to send the passport to the Visa Office for stamping or they will issue an Electronic Travel Authorization based on our passport number?
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