Thanks Sunnyvin. Below is my timeline:
FSW-O
ITA- Apr 05, 2017
AOR- June 20, 2017
Additional docs requested (Schedule A declaration)- July 15, 2017
Meds passed- July 18, 2017
IP1- Missed
NA2- July 18, 2017
IP2- Aug 23, 2017
PPR- Aug 28, 2017
Congrats!!!I received PPR while I was on vacation last week!!! My full time line for everyone's reference is below.
ITA 19/04/2017
AOR 23/06/2017
Meds Passed 18/07/2017
IP1 18/07/2017
NA2 22/08/2017
IP2 23/08/2017
PPR 23/08/2017
There has been no change to my CIC account after IP2, the only notification I received was the PPR e-mail itself.
normally it wont change, till you get passport stamped, it will then change to approved.Is there anybody who received the <<ready for visa>> email but no change or any new message in MyCIC account?
Very happy for you mate!!!!Hi Guys,
Finally got the golden email.
Thanks for the explanation Andy.There are two different things. Application status remains in process until we complete stamping.
There are two different things. Application status remains in process until we complete stamping.
Regarding BG status - It will go through different stages and let me try to make it clear to you to avoid any further confusion.
Prior to March 7, CIC used to maintain the below BG status.
1. Not needed at this time (NN)
2. Not Started (NS)
3. In Progress (IP)
After March 7, they paraphase the above status as follows.
1. Not Applicable (NA) ( Old Status :: NN)
2. Next to step to conduct BG Check (NBG) (Old Status : NS)
3. In Progress (IP)
People in the threads are using the above status interchangeably. So, don't get confused.
Now as far as BG process is concerned, it will go through the below trends. I'm using new status words for your reference.
Trend 1: NA -> IP -> NA -> IP
Trend 2: NA -> NBG-> NA-> IP
Some people who are submitting RCMP along with eAPR follows Trend 2 and rest Trend 1. I may not be 100% accurate. But this is what I noticed for CEC Inlanders.
Once the applicant at IP(2), he can expect PPR anytime soon.
Regarding at what stage BG will change??
STAGE 1:: After we submit our application, the BG status would be NA and it will be there until we see a change in Medical status (Passed).
STAGE 2:: After medical update is done, then agent at CIO will change our BG to IP or NBG. Then, he will start R10 check, Criminal checks.
STAGE 3:: After the above checks are done, then he will change BG to NA and our file moved to next stage for Eligibility assessment (A11.2) . Once he/she feels that we are meeting the Eligibility then he/she will provide his/her recommendation to Visa Officer and initiate the Security Clearance. At this point only our file will be moved from CIO to CPC.
STAGE 4:: Officer at Local Visa Office (LVO) will review the recommendation, Security clearance reports. Once he/she satisfies then he/she will approve the recommendation. Then our BG will be changed to IP again. This is where PPR(Passport Request) mails triggered to applicants.
Hi Andy, Trend 1 is a bit confusing. People here are talking that in IP1 it is written: Your application is in progress but in IP2 it is written: We are processing your background check.There are two different things. Application status remains in process until we complete stamping.
Regarding BG status - It will go through different stages and let me try to make it clear to you to avoid any further confusion.
Prior to March 7, CIC used to maintain the below BG status.
1. Not needed at this time (NN)
2. Not Started (NS)
3. In Progress (IP)
After March 7, they paraphase the above status as follows.
1. Not Applicable (NA) ( Old Status :: NN)
2. Next to step to conduct BG Check (NBG) (Old Status : NS)
3. In Progress (IP)
People in the threads are using the above status interchangeably. So, don't get confused.
Now as far as BG process is concerned, it will go through the below trends. I'm using new status words for your reference.
Trend 1: NA -> IP -> NA -> IP
Trend 2: NA -> NBG-> NA-> IP
Some people who are submitting RCMP along with eAPR follows Trend 2 and rest Trend 1. I may not be 100% accurate. But this is what I noticed for CEC Inlanders.
Once the applicant at IP(2), he can expect PPR anytime soon.
Regarding at what stage BG will change??
STAGE 1:: After we submit our application, the BG status would be NA and it will be there until we see a change in Medical status (Passed).
STAGE 2:: After medical update is done, then agent at CIO will change our BG to IP or NBG. Then, he will start R10 check, Criminal checks.
STAGE 3:: After the above checks are done, then he will change BG to NA and our file moved to next stage for Eligibility assessment (A11.2) . Once he/she feels that we are meeting the Eligibility then he/she will provide his/her recommendation to Visa Officer and initiate the Security Clearance. At this point only our file will be moved from CIO to CPC.
STAGE 4:: Officer at Local Visa Office (LVO) will review the recommendation, Security clearance reports. Once he/she satisfies then he/she will approve the recommendation. Then our BG will be changed to IP again. This is where PPR(Passport Request) mails triggered to applicants.
AOR - 16-JuneFrom the BG Message "We are processing your background check. We will send you a message if we need more information" it seems you are close to PPR.
What is your AOR date and Visa office?
Thank you and congrats as well! I wouldn't have concern on that. There were people here only got their status changed after they submitted their passport.I was confused as there is no change or new message in MyCIC account....as far as I heard a PPR letter is a 6 page document and I here just received an email.
Seems that the file has been moved to local VO.AOR - 16-June
VISA office - New Delhi
Did your file got Processed by CIO Sydney and then sent to New Delhi?AOR - 16-June
VISA office - New Delhi
Dear Andy,There are two different things. Application status remains in process until we complete stamping.
Regarding BG status - It will go through different stages and let me try to make it clear to you to avoid any further confusion.
Prior to March 7, CIC used to maintain the below BG status.
1. Not needed at this time (NN)
2. Not Started (NS)
3. In Progress (IP)
After March 7, they paraphase the above status as follows.
1. Not Applicable (NA) ( Old Status :: NN)
2. Next to step to conduct BG Check (NBG) (Old Status : NS)
3. In Progress (IP)
People in the threads are using the above status interchangeably. So, don't get confused.
Now as far as BG process is concerned, it will go through the below trends. I'm using new status words for your reference.
Trend 1: NA -> IP -> NA -> IP
Trend 2: NA -> NBG-> NA-> IP
Some people who are submitting RCMP along with eAPR follows Trend 2 and rest Trend 1. I may not be 100% accurate. But this is what I noticed for CEC Inlanders.
Once the applicant at IP(2), he can expect PPR anytime soon.
Regarding at what stage BG will change??
STAGE 1:: After we submit our application, the BG status would be NA and it will be there until we see a change in Medical status (Passed).
STAGE 2:: After medical update is done, then agent at CIO will change our BG to IP or NBG. Then, he will start R10 check, Criminal checks.
STAGE 3:: After the above checks are done, then he will change BG to NA and our file moved to next stage for Eligibility assessment (A11.2) . Once he/she feels that we are meeting the Eligibility then he/she will provide his/her recommendation to Visa Officer and initiate the Security Clearance. At this point only our file will be moved from CIO to CPC.
STAGE 4:: Officer at Local Visa Office (LVO) will review the recommendation, Security clearance reports. Once he/she satisfies then he/she will approve the recommendation. Then our BG will be changed to IP again. This is where PPR(Passport Request) mails triggered to applicants.
I believe, it was with CIC Ottawa and now they have sent it to New Delhi Office. They have not confirmed when it was sent to New Delhi office.Did your file got Processed by CIO Sydney and then sent to New Delhi?
When did they transferred your file to NDVO?