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I think senior members such as @iSaidGoodDay have pointed out that its rare for them to look at your work experience again once you passed eligibility. I think there are always exceptions but I would say passing eligibility is still a milestone for what it's worth. If you didn't get an ADR after...

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I'm October 29th AOR, general draw too. But my meds were not upfront so I guess both of us are on the same page considering that it took a week for my physician to send med results. I think we might get something by the end of the month or early March. Hope I'm wrong and it's next week lol.

Who knows man. We were discussing on November AOR thread how foreign travels can affect your background timelines. I also been to a few countries myself so I guess it might take a little longer. As long as I get my FD within the six month deadline, I'm still a happy chap! :D

Same. Are you a general draw candidate too? Also, is everything else completed on your side on the tracker like eligibility, etc? If so then most likely just a long waiting game from now on.

PCC is one of the most common reasons why people get rejected.

Arghh, yes! I noticed she is a general draw candidate too. I've been to a few countries myself. Not the naughty ones but a few nonetheless lol. Must be the info sharing, etc.

As an outlander if I ever need status updates, I think I will resort to GCMS. Yes, it takes a long time and it's not fully up-to-date but nothing is better than seeing the whole picture of your file yourself. That being said, and just by watching these threads it appears they are giving PPRs...

Hey Jennifer, I have the same ITA date as you and in general draw too. Could you please tell what your tracker status is like? For me everything is completed except background.

Meds were completed on the 7th. Nothing since then, no GUs either. Got eligibility, meds, and bio showing as completed on the tracker. It feels like they're a bit faster with category based applicants. I guess it's a long waiting game lol. And hopefully you get your bios done really quick!

It seems like no specified draw candidates are being processed a bit slower. Which sucks because many of us could've gotten ITA in the next French draw. Oh well.

I don't even have social media unless you count WhatsApp. I doubt they check for that stuff at all.

Did you get any updates? @unique_username42069

So I presume that different files have different due dates? And I guess that an analyst or an officer must re-open that file before that due date to maintain their service standards?

Congratulations on your PPR. Did you get your PPR in GcKey or just on the email itself?

Yeah. I think they should get rid of the upfront medical system for everyone so there is parity among all applicants. When I was in the clinic, there were still a bunch of guys standing to do their upfront meds despite the latest instructions. I don't blame them but IRCC should make the system...

I also did medical exams only after BIL and MED request. For me, it didn't make sense to do it earlier. It could be that our files will be slightly delayed but one must not forget that IRCC doesn't work on applications or look at them everyday. But we prolly are one step behind the folks who did...

Wouldn't be too surprised if IRCC's antiquated GCMS system started sending April fool's emails to applicants. Lol.

Maybe you can resubmit all your documents again and adding a little note that you're giving everything you have. Hopefully things will work out for you.

Interesting. My Gckey got updated with medical passed the next day panel physician loaded the report but nothing on the tracker yet and it's been a few days.