April 2023 AOR

[KTYD]

Hey. My eligibility got completed on 8th may on tracker and my background has been in progress on tracker since 26th april, the day of my medical update. No update post 8th may and only thing remaining is background check.

My VO is CIO Sydney. Any idea on how long can it take. Getting nervous now. My aor is 1st april— fsw outland

 

[iSaidGoodDay]

Getting nervous now. My aor is 1st april— fsw outland

Your eligibility completion indicates that IRCC is convinced that you qualify for the minimum CRS cutoff for your draw. BGS is only a concern if you've done something really bad. I doubt you did It's all chill and it has been only two months. Nothing here that should really make you nervous.

 

[KTYD]

Your eligibility completion indicates that IRCC is convinced that you qualify for the minimum CRS cutoff for your draw. BGS is only a concern if you've done something really bad. I doubt you did It's all chill and it has been only two months. Nothing here that should really make you nervous.

Hahaha. Just the wait time is making me so i guess. Anyways thanks Hope this wait gets over soon

 

[nishkers]

Updates on my end. Eligibility and BGC complete. BIL finally received

 

[Prabhneetkaur]

Updates on my end. Eligibility and BGC complete. BIL finally received

Good… Your AOR please?

 

[iSaidGoodDay]

Updates on my end. Eligibility and BGC complete. BIL finally received

That used to be the way IRCC worked 8-10 years back I think. BIL used to come just before PPR. Very odd to see that. I mean, how do they even start criminality without Biometrics https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...nitiatives/biometrics/process-steps-2018.html (says 2018 at the top though).

 

[nishkers]

Good… Your AOR please?

April 15, all in my signature

That used to be the way IRCC worked 8-10 years back I think. BIL used to come just before PPR. Very odd to see that. I mean, how do they even start criminality without Biometrics https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...nitiatives/biometrics/process-steps-2018.html (says 2018 at the top though).

Well in my case I had to pay an extra bio fee. But since I answered NO to all statutory questions, and only lived in one country, maybe they had no need for it?

 

[Lord_Tony]

I was able to reach the helpdesk today after trying last 2 weeks, they my application is still with the Central Intake office not give to any local offices. Can that be case where applicants won't have SVO?

 

[pinemaple]

Updates on my end. Eligibility and BGC complete. BIL finally received

Congratulations! Do you remember when your BGC began?

 

[iSaidGoodDay]

April 15, all in my signature


Well in my case I had to pay an extra bio fee. But since I answered NO to all statutory questions, and only lived in one country, maybe they had no need for it?

You mean, you paid the full fees at the start, but were asked to pay the biometrics fee again? That's a little odd.

 

[nishkers]

You mean, you paid the full fees at the start, but were asked to pay the biometrics fee again? That's a little odd.

No no that. I paid $85 for my spouse only and answered YES to "Have you done biometrics in last ten years?" because I have a visa from 2017. They asked me to pay another $85 for myself since they don't have bios on file for me.

Some digging around, it seems it might be that it wasn't done the way they needed or it was done incorrectly back then in my country.

Congratulations! Do you remember when your BGC began?

No. Been in progress since i got access to the tracker on May 11.

 

[pinemaple]

No. Been in progress since i got access to the tracker on May 11.

So at least a month. Thanks, I am waiting on this myself.

 

[Satejs]

medical exam expire date updated to new date , is that normal ? it was old expire date last week
Note: old medical submitted in EE

 

[sahilakagua]

Today they requested additional info:
from me: Schedule A
my spouse: Schedule A, travel history, cv/grad kit

 

[sean468]

medical exam expire date updated to new date , is that normal ? it was old expire date last week
Note: old medical submitted in EE

If you're Inland, then yes that's normal.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...l-exams/requirements-permanent-residents.html