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What is your location status in the GCMS? Is it Location: Grant PM01 or DF or other?

MPs don't know more than what you get via GCMS. Under what law they can get more confidential information about you than you?

Many E grant DF and they don’t have any redacted notes.

In my opinion this note will remain even when you have attended the ceremony and granted citizenship as GMCS is showing the event history of the review process. My point is they might have got the information from the partner, completed the review process then an officer made decision so he...

So DF does not mean decision finalized as someone mentioned that an IRCC agent told him so over the phone. What is puzzling me and every one else is, if DF indicates they are still waiting for information from a partner, why people who are granted ceremony also have the term "DF"? However, pls...

Their agents for decades covers all criminal and security information needed. The E Grant DF status have started to show up recently.

From your own case, you think they waited for information from a partner agency not responsible for standard security or criminality checks?

E-Grant DF, It seems they decided to direct all delayed files to a specific more efficient or experienced department/officers to complete the process. idk

If you don't mind how can I get a lawyer in case I decide to file mandamus, I do live in Vancouver BC. Thx.

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Yes, I can help you with that. E-Grant DF stands for "Electronic Grant Document (DF Format)" in the context of IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada) citizenship. It refers to the electronic version of the grant document that is issued to an individual after their application for...

Yes, I can help you with that. E-Grant DF stands for "Electronic Grant Document (DF Format)" in the context of IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada) citizenship. It refers to the electronic version of the grant document that is issued to an individual after their application for...

So what does "DF" stands for?

For your first application did they request finger print from you that time?

I am not sure what does it mean but I found a thread that discussing this issue: - https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/grant-df-club.831045/#post-10713417

E Granf DF - Decision Finalized

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/may-2023-citizenship-applications.796192/page-176

I followed some applicant who got E-grant DF, their LPP completed a few weeks after that. Most probably DF means decision finalized. Hope you see update soon, GL.

Unfair