It’s so confused yesterday I was told by an agent from call centre mentioned that application already started and in processing it while I checked it in eCAS it just said application received !
H&C Humanitarian Ground with/or Without Failed refugee claim
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Did you give your fingerprints recently?
When did you order gcms ?
I requested two months ago still not received
Don’t trust them bro, for stage one approval only Eligibility status is important the rest of them is important after AIP.
Because eligibility review will never goes to under process or stated there’s is two options 1: not started yet or passed which is means AIP
In my case agent from call centre told me at 10 o’clock morning the status of eligibility review for now is not started yet. Same day after three hours one o’clock at noon the Status of eligibility changed to refusal letter , think in just three hours
I requested GCMS notes.
In the he Criminality section in my GCMS file the criminality check was completed and verified using biometric.
That is when the criminality check passed for me.
I think call center agents have access only to GCMS notes. GCMS notes are not updated daily. I received my GCMS last week and it shows my application was last updated on August 15th, so even GCMS will not track realtime updates.
I asked chatgpt for my application. It was hopeful at least
Hello, I'm living in Quebec with my common law spouse under CUAET, and we've decided to submit a H&C application.
Question is - do we have to move outside Quebec before submitting the application to avoid being subjected to Quebec waiting times? Is it permissable to submit a H&C application as "outside Quebec" if I do not intend to settle there? Or it doesn't matter and, even if I apply from "within Quebec", I can get my H&C PR as soon as it is approved federally AND I move outside Quebec - eventually being able to move back when Quebec processes my application as well?
Since our CUAET work permits expire in ~3 years, and we're supposed to maintain out status while awaiting the processing of our H&C application, we cannot afford to wait out the Quebec processing times without PR. We would not mind moving outside Quebec eventually if it shortens the PR wait time, but cannot afford the move at the moment and would prefer to wait out in Quebec as long as possible.
Question is - do we have to move outside Quebec before submitting the application to avoid being subjected to Quebec waiting times? Is it permissable to submit a H&C application as "outside Quebec" if I do not intend to settle there? Or it doesn't matter and, even if I apply from "within Quebec", I can get my H&C PR as soon as it is approved federally AND I move outside Quebec - eventually being able to move back when Quebec processes my application as well?
Since our CUAET work permits expire in ~3 years, and we're supposed to maintain out status while awaiting the processing of our H&C application, we cannot afford to wait out the Quebec processing times without PR. We would not mind moving outside Quebec eventually if it shortens the PR wait time, but cannot afford the move at the moment and would prefer to wait out in Quebec as long as possible.
Also, we're currently both receiving Quebec-specific financial assistance for Ukranians, and I believe it negatively impacts H&C cases. Would it be advisable to get off it ASAP, before we submit our application, or when? And does it matter if we'd get married or staying a common-law couple wouldn't make any difference?
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Let go your financial assistance ASAP
It always put positive impact on officer if you are not taking financial assistance from government
processing time in quebec is almost 52 months
Due CSQ requirements
However outside quebec it is around 20 months
however all depends on individual’s case how much time immigration will take
Your application will be treated as a Quebec application until you move to another province. You cannot submit an outside of Quebec application. It will be a Quebec application by default since that is where you live.
It doesn't matter if you are married or common law. Yes, you should stay off social assistance.
When applying, there's a choice of "do you intend to settle inside or outside Quebec".
Would submitting a Quebec application delay the federal approval of H&C case or are all the Quebec related procedures processed afterwards, giving us the opportunity to stay in Quebec for some more time and move as we become eglible for a federal PR?
How long does it take to get gcms in your case? Did you select officer notes? Or copy of application record?