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I am along the same lines as you. Are you in IP2? My status changed to IP2 the day medical was passed and the ADR was requested (Jan 19).

I'm only a few days off from you on both of these. Waiting in IP2.

Nope, looks like little activity reflected in the immitracker too today.

I can't believe you're actually thinking about lying about your travel and work history. NEVER EVER LIE, PERIOD. There is no justification and/or explanation for intentional misrepresentation of any sort. And hope you realize that you are living in a technologically advanced world where there...

Excellent. Good luck!

The electronic FBI-PCC (eDO) launched on February 5th of this year takes under a week (from the fingerprint delivery time) to process. You will get an electronic copy to be uploaded to CIC. Apply for a new one and send a worry-free CIC application once for all. Your existing PCC may not work...

Is that for real? I'd like to have that belief.. :)

Thanks much. Any idea at what point do they check for work related eligibility? It's been two months since AOR, my BG check has been in IP2 for a month and the eligibility is still under review. I'd appreciate any clues you got.

I sent them a quick note about the status and my current VO. Haven't heard back from them yet. I'm thinking about ordering the notes too.

Thank you for the insight. So if I understood you correctly, if one has a paid Graduate/Teaching Assistant job outside of the PhD research work (while being a full/part time student), that is eligible?

This is IP2. Same thing happened with my case, BG changed to IP2 the same day the medical was passed.

My status is along the same lines as yours. My additional documents are under review since Feb 14 or so.. AOR: Jan. 5 MEP, ADR (FBI-PCC), IP2 (Strangely): Jan 19 ADR Responded: Feb 12

Got it! thanks. Do update when you receive your notes..

OK thanks!

Ahan, thanks. Where to order from in Canada?

This seems to be a universal change. Somebody thought of digging into the source code and make this phrase sound more 'active' :)

I'm along the same lines as you, if you remember, except that I have IP2 ever since the MEP and ADR1. Is it a good idea to order notes, or let it be? Also, how would one know which VO is processing the case?

I can only answer the first question, as long as you are in EE pool and haven't received an ITA, you can change things as many times as you like. Once the ITA is received, you are [kind of] locked in with what you had submitted. Hope this helps.

The term "full-time" or "part-time" should be sufficient.

If you had a work title, you worked either full-time or part-time, you performed the duties specific to the NOC you listed, you were paid by the employer you were doing research for (your educational institution), then YES!