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The official times are average times, based on your application it can take more as well. If you have concerns about your application processing, you can request your GCMS notes to see what stage your application is at.

There is nothing that needs to be done from your end. The notes will have such entries based on inputs from the officer, which may be incorrect and are corrected.

To read what constitutes medical inadmissibility see https://bit.ly/3QFmNPq

You can use the funds in your bank as long as the average balance doe snot go below the required LiO required for the application.

The biometrics are valid for 10 years. If you have provided the biometrics, you can check if they are still valid: https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/biometrics.asp

To amend any PR document use the following link: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/application-forms-guides/request-amend-record-landing-confirmation-permanent-residence-valid-temporary-resident-documents.html It will have no impact on the validity...

PNC is the Provincial Nominee Class. Before your eligibility can be confirmed, IRCC will verify your nomination from the Province. This will happen by IRCC checking the database of the Province or when the Province provides the details to IRCC. If you applied immediately after you receive the...

As long as your provide an explanation, this will not have any impact.

Whether the case was false or not, is for the courts to decide. If your name was in the chargesheet, the answer to the question, if you have been charged, is yes. First of all, there is no person as an "agent" qualified to represent any individual under Canadian immigration law. Under...

It means either of the two: 1. Security screening is no longer required; or 2. Security screening request is not being sent and a decision is made prior to that. Not all applications go for SS.

Always enter the correct information. IF there is a discrepancy, you can address it in an LoE and provide documentation.

What does the ADR say, what is it for?

I do not work on scenarios or cases based on hearsay. This is a serious issue, and "someone" should contact a lawyer immediately.

It can be any amount. There is no cap on how much PoF can be via gift. As long as you have the funds, can show the source, that is all what is required.

Have you provided biometrics before? Biometrics are valid for 10 years. IF you have provided biometrics before, you may not need to provide them again. See https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/biometrics.asp

Security screening is initiated by CBSA and then sent to CSIS for some. If the CBSA notes say, not started, then SS has not been initiated and CSIS will not be involved at this stage. Also, the notes are always 3-6 weeks old, they do not provide any realtime information.

Did you have any issues with your biometrics or giving the FPS in the first attempt? If your FPS could not be correctly captured, you can be asked to give the FPS again. See...

No. Not all applications will go through a Comprehensive Security Screening. As per the security screening manual, All outland applicants will go through the comprehensive check, but only those applications that hit indicators in the IC-2 manual will require extensive screening. You can read...

As per IRCC: In exceptional circumstances, IRCC may accept both of the following: proof of having requested a police certificate for some countries; and an explanation of best efforts (not a guarantee of acceptance) In this explanation, the applicant should explain the delay in a document...

The BGC will change twice. First when your criminality is in progress, which is fairly early in the application, and then will go back to not applicable. It will then again change to in progress, after eligibility has been passed and when security screening is in progress. This is usually at the...