March 2018 AOR - join here!
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Nope. Haven’t ordered notes. I would get more anxious and I don’t believe it helps a lot. If they need something they will ask. Sent CSE and received the usual copy/paste response “one fits all”.
It's your file so you know best. But they do help and a lot depending on a case. I could paste many examples here but seem like you have made up your mind so won't try to change that. All the best!
There again you are mistaken. They may not or they may after a long delay.
CSE is useless in such cases. Solution is G...
Wish you a speedy PPR.
Yes, it is frustrating. 8 months and still counting. My situation is worse now. Lost job, as I have no valid status in Canada any more; moreover my Grandfather passed away. And can not even travel to do the rituals.
I am fed up now too. I am loosing hope as day passes by.
253 days and counting since I submitted my application...(FSW-Inland)
My case is in Sydney Nova Scotia and no updates since April 11th, 2018. Current status is Review required and background check is in progress since then.
Requested GCMS notes 2 times, sent supporting documents according to officer's notes, several CSE raised, called a million times but everything looks the same, no movement in my file whatsoever.
Patience and hope that my case will be resolved by EOY.
My case is in Sydney Nova Scotia and no updates since April 11th, 2018. Current status is Review required and background check is in progress since then.
Requested GCMS notes 2 times, sent supporting documents according to officer's notes, several CSE raised, called a million times but everything looks the same, no movement in my file whatsoever.
Patience and hope that my case will be resolved by EOY.
No documents were missing, the agent that reviewed my case had some concerns about one of my job letters so I provided extra documents (pay stubs, tax declarations, etc) to support my claim.
Thanks! One more question. Were these documents from a company in Canada? I ask to know if tax declarations must be translated if not from English or French speaking country.
June applicants will be soon 6 months. My theory is that they are rushing to complete the SLA of 80% in 6 months or less. Once they reach it, the remaining will take loooooonger.
Sorry to know your situation. Have hope. Everything will be better soon!
All documents that are not in English or French must be translated even tax declarations.
In my case, I had to send them along with a translation since they were issued in spanish originally.
Thiis wait has made our life decisions on hold. Express entry is no express for us. I lost my job in April. And now my parents dont want me to take up another IT job but instead concentrate on small business. I would have to give up my Canadian dream.