How quickly rejection comes after eAPR

[assadniazi]

Hi,

I have submitted my application (eAPR) [FSW Outland] in first week of January. Until now my medical status has not changed to PASSED.

As an estimate how quickly does the application gets rejection If there is any issue in documentation or eligibility ?

I just want to assess If things are going good in my application and am very worried.

Please advise.
Thanks

 

[Peacekeeper87]

Hi,

I have submitted my application (eAPR) [FSW Outland] in first week of January. Until now my medical status has not changed to PASSED.

As an estimate how quickly does the application gets rejection If there is any issue in documentation or eligibility ?

I just want to assess If things are going good in my application and am very worried.

Please advise.
Thanks

The first critical stage is R10 Completeness Check. It happens usually at the same time as Medicals. If you get Medicals Passed, you can be confident that you passed R10 as well. It happens around 20-30 days after AOR on average. Most rejections happen at this stage, so if you pass it, you can relax.

Eligibility is on a different time frame. If your documents and claims are spot on (reference letter with duties, correct NOC...etc), then you have nothing to worry about.

That's when they check all your document contents and compare it with the points you claimed. The first agent will make a recommendation based on his/her initial analysis, and if there is a problem it's up to the final reviewing officer to contact you, giving you the opportunity to adjust, explain, or provide additional documentation. Will then make a decision. This happens around 3-5 months after AOR. But it's a widely variable windows, so the best way to make sure all is going well is to get GCMS notes or call their call center to inquire about your application.