December 2018 AOR - join here
- Thread starter kunalsingla1991
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are you from a biometrics required country?AOR - 11 Dec
MEP - 22 Jan
Still waiting for biometrics letter, anyone with similar situation?
When will I get the biometrics letter? feeling concerned
I don't think so - http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/biometrics.asp
After selecting the below criteria, it says, you need biometrics. However, while submitting the application online, it did not ask me to pay the biometrics fee. Please clarify.
Select one: (required)
I didn’t give biometrics in the past
Select the country code that matches the one on your passport. (required)
IND
What will you apply for? (required)
Permanent residence - includes family and economic classes
Answer: You need to give your biometrics.
Those who got AoR before December 31 2018, don’t need to give biometrics. It has started from December 31 onwards for applicants from India.
I'm also hopping the same, lets see.. my status is still in IP1, dont know when they will change it to IP2 and I guess for PPR long wait is there.
I am not aware of such requests from Canada for in-country criminal checks. Please keep us posted and good luck!
Hi,
Today I was asked for additional info at my cic account.
My husband was asked a criminal record check from Canada (with fingerprints).
He lived 1 year in Vancouver in 2015, so I don't know if this is the reason.
I don't know if I am sad or happy.. My UCI and my Background check changed and my bar moved a lot from the 1st square.
any thoughts about this, please???
Technically, you should maintain your funds at the level you indicated all the way up to landing. There are people who have had their POF reviewed for a number of reasons, mostly due to fluctuations in the exchange rate between CAD and the currency the money is held in.
Please be careful to post such things as questions and not statements; you could cause a lot of people to panic. Several members, including myself, have posted about this issue before. If you are an FSW-O applicant and are a citizen of either the US or India and have an AOR of before 31st December 2018 then you do not need to provide your biometrics. Other applicants may also be exempted based on their nationality with an AOR of prior to 31 Dec 2018, but I am speaking from what I know for sure.
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