Could you tell me what did they say? If you attended ?
Nothing new. Here's the YouTube link. Entire webinar is published in video format.C
Could you tell me what did they say? If you attended ?
It was conducted officially. But sometimes people who attended those upload for the sake of curious students like us.This may be a silly question, but is this an official IRCC Webinar? I searched it on YouTube and some channel called The Journey To Canada had it... Kinda sounded like it was done by some immigration law firm.
AIP from India's office is sent to gckey along with it's notification on email, AIP from Canada is send to email directlyWhat I picked up from the webinar is that they send/upload AIPs in the gckey or portal IF the applicant did not provide his/her email address in the form (IMM 1294E) and this usually happens with paperbased applications.
makes sense to me.
@jigzyy thoughts?
Officer said "CPCCVExtcom@cic.gc.ca" - I did not hear an underscore. And clearly, he said "CPCCV".Did the officer in the IRCC webinar actually say AIP from cpcv_extcom@cic.gc.ca mail is a fraud?
Officer said "CPCCVExtcom@cic.gc.ca" - I did not hear an underscore. And clearly, he said "CPCCV".
(Legit one is CPCV_Extcom@cic.gc.ca)
In my understanding, someone is sending fake e-mail messages (AIP) claiming to be from IRCC. They probably used the "CPCCVExtcom@cic.gc.ca" as the contact name – but the actual reply address is obviously not IRCCs. Similar with phishing emails.