@sk1234 @canshaIP2 means nothing. It’s just that some officers update the status when they initiate it and some don’t. And my guess is it gets changed when officers set criminality as pass based on PCC submitted and security hasn’t been started yet.
Now this is where GCMS notes May have helped to know exactly what triggered the ADR. I’m not entirely sure how they will treat Mortgage. I don’t want to alarm you but a member had shared sometime back that he had a car loan which was deducted from POF and his resulting POF was considered below required amount.
However mortgages are generally much longer terms loans and it would foolish on visa officers part to deduct it entirely. If he is diligent he will probably see if your current earning is way above the mortgage amount and take a call. I’m speculating here and I may be completely off target here. Issue is not every analyst is the same. I get a lot of PMs and I can tell you I have seen many analysts tagging a review required on most straightforward documentation. It is possible an analysts put a review required on pof and the officer is just confirming it. If it gives you peace of mind order gcms notes today. In my opinion getting ADR is positive sign. There are ample cases out there where ADR was sent in 6/7 month. So getting it early is good.
While I agree that all analysts operate in different ways but in my experience all loan obligations are generally knocked off cause no analyst would have idea of the underlying asset value in a different country. Moreover, if a person is moving to Canada then his/her source of income stops and the payment of the mortgage loan would go from the saving which is why any prudent analyst may not want to consider that.
No need to panic but it is best that you have a backup plan in place in case something abrupt happens. One such thing can be someone signing a gift deed and transferring money in your account.