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I got my GCMS 3d time now. No updates since end of January, that is the moment when they posted they will be focused on Inland applicants (even with 74 points CRS - so basically anyone who even didn‘t finish school). Looks like we all got either Eligibility or Criminality passed so far, not...

note doesn’t mention anything on work experience check, so yes - Eligibility wasn’t started yet

Just from googling it seams like such comment appears if you had visa refusals (like US) or previous arrests.

Good question. Because It would be cool to have an update on 2 weeks basis instead of 1 month.

Got few updates. So after second GCMS notes received covering 1 February I can tell that: 1. IRCC does check Eligibility upfront to Criminality. This isn’t the final proper check, it’s just the first analyst checking the file, but his comments are important as usually his boss - Immigration...

I already wrote previously, for FSW-O almost nobody should consider their eligibility passed. We are all in the same boat, we just gave biometrics in January and since then at best - some managed to clear Criminality if the Information sharing (sharing fingerprints between US, Canada, Australia...

My AOR is same like yours guys, 24 Nov. I’m FSWO. I received GCMS notes issued on 15 January (On 13 I gave my fingerprints). Officially first page of GCMS said that criminality was passed, but deep in the Notes I saw that actually they only went through 2 PPCs of our 3 and put 3d one in Review...

Open Immitracker and check the VO stats. Last time someone knew that his VO is Paris and he received PPR was a guy from Egypt who applied in June and received PPR in October. Note that most people don’t know their VO and don’t report it on Immitracker.

I would suggest not to believe rushed agents answering on the phone. For example, I ordered GCMS in late December and 1 month later received them. The first pages say that Criminality is passed, but when you continue reading you reach the detailed description where it says BIO Passed, which just...