Search results

First, check if it's a technical issue and if IRCC is doing anything to resolve it. Lately, IRCC draws have been riddled with technical issues. If the above is not the case, and you do meet the criteria for an ITA, then contact a lawyer and explore your options to file a writ before the Federal...

You can write the actual dates when you attended the educational institution and include a LoE to explain the discrepancy of dates on your transcript.

Yes, if you have a valid Canadian visa to re-enter.

There is no specific time frame within which security screening is concluded. For some, it can take over a year. See https://shorturl.at/fijR9 Also, see https://shorturl.at/cqzB0

Statutory questions contain information pertaining to medical, security and BGC. They will be used for different stages. Usually these questions are used for pre-assesment of an application early in the processing.

If you have an open work permit, you can work anywhere, within or outside Canada.

This is when the security screening is valid up to. However, you will need to look closely at when it was completed.

This is s. 22 of the Privacy Act under which some information is redacted. 22 (1) The head of a government institution may refuse to disclose any personal information requested under subsection 12(1) (b) the disclosure of which could reasonably be expected to be injurious to the enforcement...

PIU - Program Integrity Unit. This unit checks if there are any frauds and if the program is going as planned. Applications land here when there are issues in documents, concerns of fraud, misrepresentation etc. Some applications are randomly selected as well.

Unfortunately, there is no way to expedite the processing. All you can do is keep a track of your application by GCMS notes or contacting your MP.

For medical, there has to be a substantial change in health which may lead to medical inadmissibility, gallbladder stones are not one. But you can contact your physician who did your medicals for immigration and seek his opinion. Also see https://shorturl.at/EUXY6

BGC changes twice during the processing. It will first change when your criminality starts and upon completion of criminality will revert to not required. Then when your security starts, it will again be in progress. This indicates that your eligibility has passed and security has started, which...

Seems like you have done everything. Mandamus seems to be the only option left. See https://rb.gy/7nukv

YEs. There is no bar on an individual travelling even if you have provided the last entry details. the last entry details have to be valid as on the date you submit them.

If this is as per the status on your MyGIC, yes, this is normal, and I am guessing you are referring to BGC?

There are a number of things you can do. 1. employment offer outside QC 2. show your address outside QC 3. utility bills outside QC However, this is a very critical step so don;t take it lightly. If you reside in QC or IRCC has any clue that you may not move, your application will be declined...

This is a very common phenomenon. More common than you think. Many GCMS notes will have this and there could be a couple of reasons. You will have to dig in detail to uncover why this note is there. Check the IRCC office your application is in. See the Officer ID. See...

This is very normal. Most of the processing happens near the end of the 6 months time frame. You can request your GCMS notes, and see more details. Een if your eligibility is not passed, there may be some notes for it. Only after eligibility is passed, does the security start.

1. If you receive a COPR as an inland, you do not need any landing formalities. Your COPR will be signed and effective te date on it, you will hold a PR. If you are outside Canada, then you have to show up at a port of entry and upon being processed, you will attain the PR status. 2. You can...