March - 2018 Citizenship Applicants

[ash309]

Hi Admin,

Can you please update my details:
Location: Toronto, Ontario
Application Type: Individual
Physical Presence Days: 1534
App Sent: March 02, 2018
App Received: March 09, 2018
AOR: March 28,2018

Thanks,

Ash

 

[ash309]

Also, are the average days on the sheet calculated using Workdays or just all days?

 

[3bdcanada]

Hi Admin,

Can you please update my details:
Location: Toronto, Ontario
Application Type: Individual
Physical Presence Days: 1534
App Sent: March 02, 2018
App Received: March 09, 2018
AOR: March 28,2018

Thanks,

Ash

Added, good luck. The average days are calculated based on calendar days (all days)

 

[shahmad]

my e cas changed to in process on may 1st.

Congrats ... Mississauga right ?

 

[gkommepalli]

Hi Raja
Did submit PCC. My question is if you stay more than 180 days out of Canada in last 4 years you have to submit the PCC right?

Hi Admin,
Can you please update my details:
Location: Toronto, Ontario
Application Type: Individual
Physical Presence Days: 1143
App Sent: March 02, 2018
App Received: March 08, 2018
AOR: March 26,2018

Thanks,
Raja[/QUOTE

 

[Blink_]

Quick question here, would be grateful to get an answer.

My application was received on March 15, and to this day still no AOR
should I send another one, or what should I do ?

 

[Cunny bud]

Quick question here, would be grateful to get an answer.

My application was received on March 15, and to this day still no AOR
should I send another one, or what should I do?

You should wait, The timeline for everyone AOR is different.

 

[chefprashi]

Congrats ... Mississauga right ?

Yes

 

[chefprashi]

Hi Raja
Did submit PCC. My question is if you stay more than 180 days out of Canada in last 4 years you have to submit the PCC right?

Not exactly. If you stay in another country for 180 or more days, you need pcc of that country. If you stay in the india for 170 days and usa for 170 days... u dont need pcc for any of those countries. And that 180 days dont have to be continuous.

 

[chefprashi]

jeez guys. i was asked for so many things in the mail today.FP requested. All color photocopies of passport , personal health claim history. Entry and exit record. t4s, roes, physical presence questionaire , reference form and bunch of other things. I travelled to italy french polynesia, usa, india. how can i get all those entry and exit records for all those countries. i seems nearly impossible. and do they want entry and exit records for eligibility period or for my life time. Any small help would be so much appriciated.

 

[3bdcanada]

jeez guys. i was asked for so many things in the mail today.FP requested. All color photocopies of passport , personal health claim history. Entry and exit record. t4s, roes, physical presence questionaire , reference form and bunch of other things. I travelled to italy french polynesia, usa, india. how can i get all those entry and exit records for all those countries. i seems nearly impossible. and do they want entry and exit records for eligibility period or for my life time. Any small help would be so much appriciated.

It seems you were picked for random quality assurance. there is a couple of threads on this topic:

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/randomly-selected-for-quality-assurance.527577/

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/rq-versus-physical-presence-questionnaires-including-cit-0205.534082/

While I understand it's a very tedious job to collect all these documents, there is no indication that this would have any considerable impact on the processing time.
If you can't provide any document, just attach your explanation as to why you can't provide it on a separate paper.
Keep us posted on the progress. All the best!

 

[gkommepalli]

Not exactly. If you stay in another country for 180 or more days, you need pcc of that country. If you stay in the india for 170 days and usa for 170 days... u dont need pcc for any of those countries. And that 180 days dont have to be continuous.

Thanks for your answer. We relocated from India, we are in Canada around 1080 days. Last four years mean we are one year in India before coming to Canada, but we submitted our PCC in our PR application. When we are relocated the PCC is still valid (within 5 months 15 days we came to Canada) after that we never visited India. In this case still, we need to provide PCC again or not.

 

[yezdi_in]

jeez guys. i was asked for so many things in the mail today.FP requested. All color photocopies of passport , personal health claim history. Entry and exit record. t4s, roes, physical presence questionaire , reference form and bunch of other things. I travelled to italy french polynesia, usa, india. how can i get all those entry and exit records for all those countries. i seems nearly impossible. and do they want entry and exit records for eligibility period or for my life time. Any small help would be so much appriciated.

You got this in email or by regular post?

 

[chefprashi]

You got this in email or by regular post?

Regular post. E cas changed to in process on may 1st and all the documents requests are dated may 1st as well. Looks like they opened my application and sent the rq.

 

[chefprashi]

It seems you were picked for random quality assurance. there is a couple of threads on this topic:

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/randomly-selected-for-quality-assurance.527577/

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/rq-versus-physical-presence-questionnaires-including-cit-0205.534082/

While I understand it's a very tedious job to collect all these documents, there is no indication that this would have any considerable impact on the processing time.
If you can't provide any document, just attach your explanation as to why you can't provide it on a separate paper.
Keep us posted on the progress. All the best!

Thanks.