GCMS shows 'Security Screening' and waiting... - let's gather here!

[Shawaiz]

Hi all,

My name is Shawaiz and I live in Winnipeg, Manitoba


I have applied for PR- Non Express on Oct 2023

Medical and Biometrics was done on Feb 2024

Since It had been one year since my application had been filed, I approached my MP. I was informed that my application is in security check.

I want to know who else is in the same timeline and while reading over the thread . I came across CSIS notes. I want to know what is that and how can i apply for that?

Any guides and advice is appreciated
Thank you

 

[charliewan]

How many days did it take to receive your notes after the update in tracker

5 days

 

[charliewan]

Fair. And it depends on the quantity of checks, as every case is individual. Somewhere they need to check and request more data, somewhere less.

I have a friend had been waiting 22 months for SS, so really donot know how the CBSA doing their jobs.
I was wondering inland applicant maybe faster than outland.

 

[charliewan]

Hi all,

My name is Shawaiz and I live in Winnipeg, Manitoba


I have applied for PR- Non Express on Oct 2023

Medical and Biometrics was done on Feb 2024

Since It had been one year since my application had been filed, I approached my MP. I was informed that my application is in security check.

I want to know who else is in the same timeline and while reading over the thread . I came across CSIS notes. I want to know what is that and how can i apply for that?

Any guides and advice is appreciated
Thank you

If u under SS, like most of us here, at least over a year. I donot think CBSA or CSIS notes can help a lot

 

[Shawaiz]

Thank you, how do I find out if I am under SS?

 

[Shawaiz]

If u under SS, like most of us here, at least over a year. I donot think CBSA or CSIS notes can help a lot

how do i find out if i am under ss?

 

[&drew]

I have a friend had been waiting 22 months for SS, so really donot know how the CBSA doing their jobs.
I was wondering inland applicant maybe faster than outland.

IRCC needs to get their act together. 22 months is ridiculous!

 

[CanGoldDigger]

how do i find out if i am under ss?

Most often it's clearly stated in the GCMS notes.

 

[Hyper1013]

I have a friend had been waiting 22 months for SS, so really donot know how the CBSA doing their jobs.
I was wondering inland applicant maybe faster than outland.

Doesn't matter inland or outland! It all depends on IRCC and how the other agencies respond to their queries!

 

[Likewi]

Dans la sécurité screening type a34 compréhensive que recherche t'on exactement ?

 

[djidji]

Hi everyone
I've got now an update on tracker, the date is changed to November 20th
It concerns the CSIS notes that I ordered October 24th???

 

[djidji]

Dans la sécurité screening type a34 compréhensive que recherche t'on exactement ?

Security

34. (1) A permanent resident or a foreign national is inadmissible on security grounds for

(a) engaging in an act of espionage that is against Canada or that is contrary to Canada’s interests;

(b) engaging in or instigating the subversion by force of any government;

(b.1) engaging in an act of subversion against a democratic government, institution or process as they are understood in Canada;

(c) engaging in terrorism;

(d) being a danger to the security of Canada;

(e) engaging in acts of violence that would or might endanger the lives or safety of persons in Canada; or

(f) being a member of an organization that there are reasonable grounds to believe engages, has engaged or will engage in acts referred to in paragraph (a), (b), (b.1) or (c).

 

[Likewi]

Sécurité

34. (1) Un résident permanent ou un ressortissant étranger est interdit de territoire pour des raisons de sécurité :

a) se livrer à un acte d’espionnage dirigé contre le Canada ou contraire aux intérêts du Canada;

b) participer ou inciter à la subversion par la force d’un gouvernement ;

(b.1) se livrer à un acte de subversion contre un gouvernement, une institution ou un processus démocratique tels qu’ils sont compris au Canada;

(c) se livrer au terrorisme;

d) constituer un danger pour la sécurité du Canada;

e) se livrer à des actes de violence qui pourraient mettre en danger la vie ou la sécurité de personnes au Canada; ou

(f) être membre d’une organisation dont il existe des motifs raisonnables de croire qu’elle se livre, s’est livrée ou se livrera aux actes visés aux alinéas a), b), b.1) ou c).
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[arbu45]

What does it mean when your background status changes from not applicable to we are processing your background check. We will send you a message if we need something.

I have stuck in security screening and in sept got ADR for PCC and Schedule A.

@legalfalcon

 

[arbu45]

Background check status changed from not applicable to we are processing your background check. I was asked to provide PCC and Schedule A for myself and also my spouse background check is completed. Further, I have been in security screening for 4 years, so now in this context what would this change in status would mean ?