Mine is the same as yours all in progressEverything is in progress when I checked mine. Last update is showing as 23 April. No FP request. anyone else application shows same as looks like most of the people has background check as completed
Mine is the same as yours all in progressEverything is in progress when I checked mine. Last update is showing as 23 April. No FP request. anyone else application shows same as looks like most of the people has background check as completed
Ok. Not sure where is the delay. Looks like most of the applications has the background check completedMine is same as yours
which country are you originally fromOk. Not sure where is the delay. Looks like most of the applications has the background check completed
i am originally from jamaica and i am wondering if the country has anything to do with itOk. Not sure where is the delay. Looks like most of the applications has the background check completed
It has! I spent 14 months under background check when I applied for PR. It might be the same thing!i am originally from jamaica and i am wondering if the country has anything to do with it
I would say it does though some might argue. Also your name plays another role in the international checks, especially for people with Middle Eastern names like myself. My PR background check was longer than the rest of my batch mates as well.i am originally from jamaica and i am wondering if the country has anything to do with it
well... you had your focus, and you used all the right tricks in the book...I’m not gonna kid you, i spent hours researching Canada before arriving especially the job market in relation to my goals. So I would say start with having a goal then it’s easier to research what’s available around it to help you achieve the goal.
I also made use of lots of free govt settlement programs to learn more about the Canadian workplace and fitting in. What I learnt from all those meetings was that Canadians value Intergrity: people who say what they mean and stick to it with no tricks. Personality goes a long way: offering to be helpful, humility, open minded, friendly etc; Canadians easily warm up to such people and would go out of their way to support and help. I can’t even begin to tell you the help that I’ve received; never underestimate personality.
So my background in my home country was banking what we call Financial Reps or Advisors here and I had a pgd in business studies when I arrived. Before landing, I also registered with 2 volunteering groups which helped me land a short gig with a bank. Also was able to gain admission to mba program (another of my goal); working and schooling full time. Since govt had always been my goal, I kept an open radar and used LinkedIn to network effectively. The rest is now history.
Overall, my faith kept me going and strong. I know most people say this is overrated but believing that God has my back at anytime helps me navigate tough situations and remain permanently optimistic. So there! That’s my uneventful lil story ...hope it helps you and others.
I would rather ignore your message, instead of creating a new topic on this topic (no offence meant, just don’t have the time for this).I mentioned OP when I replied to you ==> “OP” stands for “original poster” or “original post.” and was referring to OP's baseless claims. Seems like you just replied to one of my earlier post without reading the full history and hence the confusion.
Also I feel that instead of pointing fingers at others (Agencies, Govts., Employers and the likes), one should also introspect - perhaps its not they but I who is going down the wrong path/taking flawed decisions/wrong attitude/etc. Ofcourse one will always find genuine setbacks - but just with a stroke of that brush, you paint the picture negative when others around are getting settled is not fair. And career may not be the only incentive for immigration, but is definitely amongst the top, if not topmost, reason for leaving one's home country. In the end, one can choose to criticize, blame others, read between the lines to find out negative points, and then there are others who collaborate with the existing system in place and try to settle themselves. Its a personal choice of approach and totally perceptional.
Lastly - this forum is dedicated to August 2020 Citizenship timelines. Please feel free to create a new thread as others have suggested. Thanks!
The date on the tracker, April 23rd is not when your application was updated, but rather the tracker tool itself.Everything is in progress when I checked mine. Last update is showing as 23 April. No FP request. anyone else application shows same as looks like most of the people has background check as completed
Where is your file presently? I called cic and my file is in mississuga locationi am originally from jamaica and i am wondering if the country has anything to do with it
the halifax locationWhere is your file presently? I called cic and my file is in mississuga location
Is the new backgournd on MyCIC or the On-line services webpage?On the new dashboard, does anyone (may) have any idea about the meaning of "Background Verification" and "Prohibitions"? What is the difference between these two? Thanks!
Test status updated on the dashboard - May 13thHi Guys just an updated for August group
Applied sent on Aug 21 - 2020 ,
Got AOR on Dec - 02 -2020
Got invite for Exam on April 20 from Niagara Office
Online exam completion on May 04 (results emailed, but awaiting official confirmation............hope its days not months wait)
All the best group