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[Amit22]

Guys, what is the best time to check your account for Ghost Updates? During VO working hours or after business day ?

Though they can come anytime but in my opinion the best time to check your account is 3-4 hours after their business day finishes. Like if they finish at 5 pm then best time to check your a/c for any GU’s would be around 8:30 to 9 pm.

 

[Amit22]

@Amit22 hey mate!

I have sent you a msg please check

Hello dear @CaCal I have replied. Hope it helps.

 

[Amit22]

Hello dear @CaCal I have replied. Hope it helps.

n sorry for the late reply. In fact I was out of station and didn’t had the time to check the forum.

 

[Franko72]

How did you know your security is passed ?

I called IRCC, I did it around 6 times the last 3 weeks.

 

[ihthisham.mubarak]

I called IRCC, I did it around 6 times the last 3 weeks.

What's the number you called on

 

[Franko72]

What's the number you called on

Inland (Canada only - 1 888 242 21000) you need to have your application number. They will give you basically the same information you can see on the tool online. But is better to show interest and call and request GCMS notes so you can have an idea how long you profile will take.

 

[Franko72]

Guys... any idea how long does it take the PPR after IP2 is cleared (security), please your help with the information.

 

[CaCal]

n sorry for the late reply. In fact I was out of station and didn’t had the time to check the forum.

It’s okay .. please don’t apologise

 

[ankar]

Any PPRs yesterday?

 

[SKSV]

Hi Guys,

I never ordered GCMS notes. Could some please help me out with the following question.

Under the UCI number they gave two types of inputs i. two four numbers ii. one 2 number box followed by two 4 numbered boxes.
Is it the client id number which is the 10 digit one and we need to split it in the second way mentioned above like so: xx-xxxx-xxxx?

Please let me know.

Thanks,
SKSV

 

[CaCal]

Hi Guys,

I never ordered GCMS notes. Could some please help me out with the following question.

Under the UCI number they gave two types of inputs i. two four numbers ii. one 2 number box followed by two 4 numbered boxes.
Is it the client id number which is the 10 digit one and we need to split it in the second way mentioned above like so: xx-xxxx-xxxx?

Please let me know.

Thanks,
SKSV

Yes. The primary applicant number is the longer one( don’t know how many digits). We need to split that and write.start writing with the last digit you will know the order

 

[ranjitrajkumar]

Hi Guys,

I never ordered GCMS notes. Could some please help me out with the following question.

Under the UCI number they gave two types of inputs i. two four numbers ii. one 2 number box followed by two 4 numbered boxes.
Is it the client id number which is the 10 digit one and we need to split it in the second way mentioned above like so: xx-xxxx-xxxx?

Please let me know.

Thanks,
SKSV

UCI, this eight or ten-digit number is on all documents you get from CIC. It looks like this: 0000-0000 or 00-0000-0000.
Application number starts with an alphabet. Eg. E001234567 (there could be 2 alphabets in some numbers)

 

[SKSV]

UCI, this eight or ten-digit number is on all documents you get from CIC. It looks like this: 0000-0000 or 00-0000-0000.
Application number starts with an alphabet. Eg. E001234567 (there could be 2 alphabets in some numbers)

Hi @ranjitrajkumar,

Thanks for the info. On my application the Client Identification number is not separated by the hyphens. That's why I'm confused.

 

[ranjitrajkumar]

Hi @ranjitrajkumar,

Thanks for the info. On my application the Client Identification number is not separated by the hyphens. That's why I'm confused.

I just checked my application, and noticed that the UCI number isn't separated by hyphens

 

[Robotisict]

I had a ghost on Sep. 18th, and yesterday I received an email asking me to submit the receipt of RPRF to Paris VO.
My AoR is Feb. 7th.