Search results

I haven't seen a PPR or a rejection or any kind of major development all week. I got a ghost email yesterday but that's it. Is it me or are they being oddly quiet?

That's correct. The Schedule A document isn't sent to every applicant, it's only sent if there are (often tiny) gaps in your history, for instance gaps in your employment history or your home address history. They just ask you to explain those gaps, effectively. It's t crossing and i dotting.

@Oliver it's usually a 7 day deadline otherwise they "may make the decision based on already submitted information".

I think it's rare enough for you both to relax but it has occurred (although I only know of one instance): http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/express-entry-applicants-who-received-aor-connect-here-t269696.0.html;msg4392107#msg4392107

It's possible. You should send a case specific inquiry explaining fully and including the new document.

Urgh. Sorry to hear that.

Pizza for all!

I would make a broad estimate based on a few factors: - People who don't have issues are much less likely to sign up to the forum to ask questions. - Cancellations tend to get more attention than successes as they scare people. - People who are cancelled will have a much more prolonged life...

What... that sounds a lot like you could appeal against that considering you included an explanation letter... How did they know you had a dependent child if you didn't include them sorry?

I'm a Brit who's been living in Canada for about 1.5 years and applied from within. I was one of the first batch to be invited, and it's taken a while but I've had a schedule A and a CELPIP request so I'm hoping I'm on the home straight now... Timelime over there <---- and down there VVVV

The official method I believe is to send them a case specific enquiry. So long as you've informed them, they should be fine about it. I informed them when I was laid off from my LMIA job a few weeks ago. Didn't hear anything from them but my case seems to be progressing so it seems OK.

I made a mess of my Schedule A request for instance (I added a rogue date in the worst possible place, claiming incorrectly that my LMIA job ended in December last year which would make me technically ineligible) so I'm just hoping to god I get one of the human ones who realises I just messed up.

It could be framed like that yes, or it could be framed as judgement varies because it takes an objective process and makes it incrementally more subjective the more leeway and judgement are allowed. :) On the one hand I'm no fan of bureaucracy and I believe human decision will always beat...

Which stream are you? I can say for CEC it won't be a problem but others I have less knowledge of.

I think I've really messed up. I just got asked to send a Schedule A and AFTER sending it I realised I'd put the wrong date on the crucial employment I had when I applied, the LMIA employment... I stated that the job ended in December 2014 (I was given ITA in January). Dumbest possible thing i...

But I think one of those rules is that they're allowed to use their own judgement to some degree...

Very interesting! Makes a lot of sense.

Honestly I think the decider between being cancelled and not is largely down to how bloody minded and/or how much of a bad day the officer is having.

Actually I think I have no trace? Either way I believe you're fine.

No live trace means you're good. No live trace is what I've got and the only thing they've got on me is a packet of Refreshers I stole when I was 9.