Where is the current location of the file? Do you see S.15 anywhere?
what are the last comments entered into your account and when?
2018 January applicants for PR (paper-based)
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what are the last comments entered into your account and when?
Hi Guys,
Just got my gcms notes.. here we go nothing has been started on my application besides info sharing... after more than 13 months nothing has started...
Good thing is Im in Canada already with TRV but still nothing after 13 months.. whats going on..
PNP - paper based - Inland
AOR - JAN 2018!!!!
Nothing after that..
Just got my gcms notes.. here we go nothing has been started on my application besides info sharing... after more than 13 months nothing has started...
Good thing is Im in Canada already with TRV but still nothing after 13 months.. whats going on..
PNP - paper based - Inland
AOR - JAN 2018!!!!
Nothing after that..
TRV not mean inland. i think . do you have any residence permit here?Hi Guys,
Just got my gcms notes.. here we go nothing has been started on my application besides info sharing... after more than 13 months nothing has started...
Good thing is Im in Canada already with TRV but still nothing after 13 months.. whats going on..
PNP - paper based - Inland
AOR - JAN 2018!!!!
Nothing after that..
I don't know exactly where to look for the current location of the file but I can see as secondary office CPC - Ottawa.
There's a S.15(1) on the right up corner on the page 2
I'm a PNP inland applicant.
App. Rec Dec 11/2017
Apr Feb 2018
Medical request. May 2018
Med. Passed Jun 2018
Pre arrival July 2018
No changes or updates after...
Nothing started? really? Unbelievable CIC... But be patient, when you get MR, I think PPR will come soon. At the end it's all about 15-19 months...Hi Guys,
Just got my gcms notes.. here we go nothing has been started on my application besides info sharing... after more than 13 months nothing has started...
Good thing is Im in Canada already with TRV but still nothing after 13 months.. whats going on..
PNP - paper based - Inland
AOR - JAN 2018!!!!
Nothing after that..
My theory is that the security process doesn't actually take as long as we think. See EE applicants. There is clearly a priority with EE over paper-based, but how can you explain 6 months or less to get PR? Meanwhile paper-based PNPs wait 15-24 months.
In certain cases an applicant may have to undergo an extensive security process, so yes this is the cause for a very long processing time, breaking the dreadful 2-year mark in several cases.
I've read several timelines where people had no security started stated on their notes and suddenly everything is done and they get PPR and COPR. This might also be the case of officers not updating notes and the system properly. How come some of us January 2018 inland applicants got our MR very early, and others got it later or are still waiting for it? And we are all possibly going to be processed as one single batch and get our PPRs around the same time? Background earlier, later, who knows?
The only thing I can think of, really, is that our applications just sit on a queue, and we all have to wait for backlogs to be cleared out and officers to finally pick up our files from the database. Sometimes, applicants may luck out and have an officer pick up a batch "earlier" than expected. It's clear they work with batches, but every now and then you see a few lucky winners who get their application approved fast.
Most applicants are literally waiting for a quick glance and approval stamp while they put their lives on hold, waiting to make career moves, get married, travel, finance a house, etc.
In certain cases an applicant may have to undergo an extensive security process, so yes this is the cause for a very long processing time, breaking the dreadful 2-year mark in several cases.
I've read several timelines where people had no security started stated on their notes and suddenly everything is done and they get PPR and COPR. This might also be the case of officers not updating notes and the system properly. How come some of us January 2018 inland applicants got our MR very early, and others got it later or are still waiting for it? And we are all possibly going to be processed as one single batch and get our PPRs around the same time? Background earlier, later, who knows?
The only thing I can think of, really, is that our applications just sit on a queue, and we all have to wait for backlogs to be cleared out and officers to finally pick up our files from the database. Sometimes, applicants may luck out and have an officer pick up a batch "earlier" than expected. It's clear they work with batches, but every now and then you see a few lucky winners who get their application approved fast.
Most applicants are literally waiting for a quick glance and approval stamp while they put their lives on hold, waiting to make career moves, get married, travel, finance a house, etc.
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Also, it seems like you have a better change of getting your application approved faster if your file gets moved to another office other than the CIO.
The CIO is quite slow compared to other offices across the country.
At least that's what I noticed from fast approval cases on these forums.
The CIO is quite slow compared to other offices across the country.
At least that's what I noticed from fast approval cases on these forums.
Hey, what is showing currently on your CIC account ? is Eligibility and Background showing "We are processing... " or something like this ?Hi Guys,
Just got my gcms notes.. here we go nothing has been started on my application besides info sharing... after more than 13 months nothing has started...
Good thing is Im in Canada already with TRV but still nothing after 13 months.. whats going on..
PNP - paper based - Inland
AOR - JAN 2018!!!!
Nothing after that..
Can you do EE and paper based application simultaneously?? I’m gonna do it then cuz I’m also eligible for EE! The waiting is killing me lol