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I could only see your assessment page. The other pages do not show up.

Yes, your eligibility is recommended passed, yet to be finalised by an officer.

A visa rejection from another country or even Canada, if solely on grounds of the officer finding that you may not live the country or you do not meet the requirements is not a ground of concern, as long as you mention it your application. The RR is placed to inform officer of a visa refusal so...

You will see a change on your profile only when the COPR issued. Until you send your passport and your COPR and PR visa is generated (of you are not from a visa exempt country), then your MyCIC account will show in progress. Only after you have been issued a COPR, will your MyCIC status change...

For the last 3 months, there has been not much processing. Also, if your application is being processed at an office which was closed or was working under limited conditions, then this is very normal. Even in pre-COVID times most delays happened due to this issue. If your eligibility is not...

This is from one of my old posts: Understanding “Review Required” A lot of applicants see “review required” in their GCMS notes for eligibility. There are many theories floating around with regard to what “review required” means and if it is alarming. Before I venture into explaining the...

No, your eligibility is not yet passed. It s just a recommendation. After an officer reviewed your application and a final determination is made, only then will the eligibility be passed and you will see a notes to that effect.

The eligibility takes place in two stages. First an analyst or an assistant will review and make a recommendation. This can be recommended passed / Met / etc. This recommendation is then reviewed by an officer who makes a final determination. The terminology used such as met / recommended passed...

You can opt for any one. However, BOWP will be more beneficial since it will be an open work permit allowing you to work for any employer. The WP applications are processed their own merit and have no impact on the processing of your PR application. However, for BOWP, your PR application should...

There is no such work or term as soft landing. Many terms have been made up by prospective immigrants such as flag poling, PPR, and soft landing is one of them. It usually refers to a person whosePR application has been approved, who then land in Canada and is admitted as a PR, and then...

After Eligibility is passed, your security will start. Usually eligibility is passed by 4-5 months post AOR. However, with the recent delays in processing, it may take longer. You can know the processing details by 1. Sending a webform and asking specifically about eligibility...

Did you work reference letter not include the job dutieS?

Since I am not privy to you documents, so cannot comment on the substance. If you have submitted the documents, then I do not see a need for you to withdraw the application. If you doubt that your application may be rejected, then you can create a new profile and enter the pool and let your...

Then your best bet is to request your GCMS notes, it will provide you with the exact picture of the progress made on your application so far.

Nothing to worry about then. It should have been ready for PRV, which is the PR visa.

No that has no impact. As long as you have a legal status, you are good.

Did you apply for rehabilitation or have a PCC with any negative report.

Which VO did you apply to. If it is outside Canada, then many VOs are closed or are not dealing with TRVs. However, you can try sending a webform and ask.

All the best for your application!!

The NOC code doesn't have to match exactly. What you need is to ensure that the job duties in your reference letter match substantially match the job duties of the NOC selected. It does not matter the designation or what the other stuff under the selected NOC is as long as your JDs match .