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The background review is started and updated automatically on the portal I think (just like the biometrics request letter that's sent by the system). Main thing people look out for is when the eligibility review starts later.

Hey Sara, the two stage approval process applies to all applications submitted upto September 15th, be it SDS or non-SDS. It's not a separate category in itself. Just a temporary measure to process applications and clear out the backlog. So, basically, you'd be getting those benefits (PGWP...

Never claimed that it leads to certain rejection. Could be just one among the many other factors mentioned. Everyone's case is unique anyway.

PCC is not required for Indian study permit applicants. If they didn't ask before specifically, you don't need to submit then.

You are currently in the first year of your bachelor's and still applied? That seems odd. Also, you are doing engineering and going for a certification. Plus, not residing in your home country. Those factors you should consider if thinking of re-applying again.

At the moment, for fall 2020 applications, every application (SDS/NON-SDS/Complete/Incomplete) is going through the 2-stage process. My hunch is, once they are done with all the AIPs, they'd move to the next stage and in that those like you who have already given biometrics would be processed...

It totally depends on the respective institute. If they allow, you can register and begin online classes. Check with them.

Yes, you're right, that is a standard template they are sending out to all. If they didn't ask before, then you don't need to bother about it.

Hey, congratulations! PCC is not needed for Indian applicants unless specifically asked for.

While it is an individual's personal decision to make, do consider the fact that IRCC representatives (in webinars) have clarified repeatedly that a second stage refusal is rare and only in certain specific circumstances i.e. one having a severe medical condition and second falsified documents...

Hey congrats, where did you apply from?

AIP: Approval In-Principle in this context (1st stage approval for study permit)

Thanks a lot for posting!

Country: India SDS/Non-SDS: SDS Application date: 20th July Medical completed date: Upfront on 19th June Biometrics: Pending Medical passed date: Not yet Eligibility Review Start date: Not yet Decision date: Pending

Applied: 20th July for fall 2020 Online SDS (India) Upfront medical done in June: No updates yet on the portal Review: Not started yet Biometrics: Not done

Hi all, I have a LoA from a Canadian university for a second masters that I intend to pursue in the upcoming fall semester. Due to the lock down situation though, final semester exams for the ongoing masters here in India have been postponed to July. My query is do I need to have the results...