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You can read more about the process https://bit.ly/3iXMnyw

Did you change your address and not inform IRCC?

You did the right thing by informing IRCC using the web form about the change of country (if it's a change for the foreseeable future), thereafter IRCC's processes will take it's own course. It will not necessarily expedite the process.

Statistics on the number of Immigration fraud reports that have been made to the Canada Border Services Agency annually, broken down by the number of immigrants having falling victim to ghost consultants, fake businesses, and fake lawyers.

What you are experiencing is called "deemed refusal", you can file a complaint with OIC but nothing will come of it. Subsection 10(3) of the Access to InformationAct states that when a government institution fails to give access to a record or a part thereof within the time limits set out in...

Will that cause any issue? - No since you already have PPR

do I need to inform IRCC about it? --- No

Exemptions taken by IRCC, in your case under the Privacy Act, are normal and nothing to worry about. More about the exemptions here https://bit.ly/2XPWQTS

Unlikely. If you did not express that you wanted PR + SOWP files then you will not receive both; just what you specified i.e. the PR only. Assuming the GCMS request was made with IRCC. If it has not been too long since you made the request then simply email IRCC and request an amendment to your...

You can read in detail how the process works here https://bit.ly/37nCTJD

Filing a complaint with OIC will do nothing - OIC does not even investigate delay related complaints; they only launched the systemic investigation into IRCC simply due to # of complaints that were filed. You can file a complaint with OIC, and they wait long enough for the file to be released...

They seem to change a little bit the format of the note (e.g., summary assessment on the right of 1st page). I can’t see when the note was created at the beginning. Is it usually the date they sent the note? - No. You can simply email IRCC and ask when the notes were generated.

Yes you can, you can request both in a single GCMS request. For GCMS - It doesn't matter where the application is being processed.

# of times IRCC reported counsel to any regulatory body for either negligence or incompetence. 2016 was a bad year for RCIC consultants but there seem to be incompetent lawyers out there as well.

You do not need to hire a company, a representative, a consultant or a lawyer to help you with your application. Doing so will not get your application special attention or guarantee it will be approved. Read more

Your sis can follow the steps outlined here https://bit.ly/34KNSLI You can consider requesting from IRCC or CBSA or both, learn more about this here https://bit.ly/34nuJPu

Short answer, use of 16(2)(c) is not a reason to worry about.

The exemption is related to the disclosure of the information process under the Access to Information Act. One read the Act in depth and about this section here...

It's not a big issue, you can often get the info that IRCC is not disclosing from CBSA.