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Nah I'm waiting just like you... and thanks a lot:)

Yeah, they will only tell you where your application is being processed and as you might have seen, they take on average 20 days to respond to emails. We're at the same stage; Good Luck to you!

I heard that if your application is in Ottawa it usually means IP2....

There are some valid points however, I must contend that Canada's educational competitiveness will not suffer as result of these policies. Why? 1: FSWs are 95% of the time engineering and IT professionals with years of experience. There might be some impact on Canadian credentials in those...

No, I haven't submitted any additional documents since the date of my AOR. My representative said it means they are processing all the supporting documents that I uploaded along with my EE application i.e. job/reference letters, T4's, birth certificates etc.

No, I haven't submitted any additional documents since the date of my AOR. My representative said it means they are processing all the supporting documents that I uploaded along with my EE application i.e. job/reference letters, T4's, birth certificates etc.

So today I checked with my representative and she showed me that my documents tab is now saying "we are reviewing your additional documents" so I think that's confirmation for IP1. before it was saying we do not need any additional documents. :)

It doesn't matter. That is a huge red flag and will most likely result in a visa refusal.

I don't think anyone's is working

Ha! Pretty much

Nope!

Yes, it's an online tracking service. You can view it by just going on CIC website or google ECAS and enter either your UCI or Application Number along with other personal details to view it online.

No. You need to get at least 420 to have any chance of being selected mate. Please try PNP route.

My Doc status changed on the same day when my meds were passed according to my representative. And no my ECAS has not been activated yet it seems.

Same here mate, we just gotta hang on a little more. Mine is: AOR: AUG 7th MEP: SEP 8th DOC: We do not need any additional documents BGC: We are processing your background check It went straight to that BGC after meds passed. We just have to hang on a little longer ;)

Seeing that you have lots of skilled experience I say go for the PNP route. I am not sure about any other province but I am sure British Columbia conducts PNP draws right throughout the year.

I qualified for CEC ONLY. No prior work experience from my home country and my score was almost 500. 494 to be exact.

Depends on the category... FSW is taking 30 days approximately to be processed. CEC is about 2-4 months, PNP takes significantly longer. Can't speak to your OWP though.

Yeah "no additional documents" is being shown along with IP2 wording....

I'm being optimistic and shooting for another month or less :D