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Yes. They wouldnt want your passport unless they were putting a visa into it.

Maybe you'll be lucky and go to Decision Made in a few days like some people do.

If they haven't asked for any further info or an interview then decision made is always decision good. Wait for the postman and enjoy

Hope the government tells them what's what.

I have heard of people not seeing it change until after they have actually received their confirmation letters. Mine has updated this morning too...talk about slow coaches.

Well my decision made was apparently 2 weeks ago so you might be done too and just have the same lazy so and so in London not updating eCAS.

Dont think the UK MP can really do much for you as you aren't one of his constituents any more. Your Canadian MP (well the people working for him/her) should be able to help.

My MP had a contact form on their website so I just filled in my story and time line and explained I was out of a job and it was in everyone's interest for my file to be completed. They then contacted CIC themselves on my behalf and apparently were able to get more information than I...

Seems the lawyer has it and they want their last $25 to courier it. Seems a bit steep to go one province over lol

Well thats the last pickle. Not sure if the letter goes to the lawyer first (my mailing address on eCAS is listed as their address) or if it'll come to my home address (only listed under my wifes eCAS login) I moved on August 1st...so if it comes to "us" it'll go to my old address...Asked the...

MPs office here in Canada called back. Apparently my case was approved on July 31st and my "letter" was issued on August 5th but we're still waiting for it to arrive. Uncertain if it comes to us or to the lawyer we have working for us. eCAS still says "In Process" rather annoyingly. Others...

https://atip-aiprp.apps.gc.ca/atip/welcome.do?lang=en

a UCI is an 8 digit number. It doesn't contain letters as far as I'm aware.

Our MP wrote to CIC and was told my expected date to be fully complete was 7th August. Here we are a week after that and...still waiting. Some real numpties working in London it seems.

Expect a lengthy processing time.

Mine was about 2 pages. This fully covered a 5 year relationship. They don't want a novel - just facts.

just send the entire form again.

There are still people working in the offices involved I'd imagine. Know of people getting decision made today (in London) despite it apparently being the first day of a strike. There will be local staff or non-union members still working through cases.

Nope.

Not every worker in immigration is a PAFSO member.