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Background check finally in progress!!

I have access ro ECAS but just two lines instead of four.

Sometimes I feel our applications are in the hands of idiots who have no organization whatsoever

Sometimes I feel our applications are in the hands of idiots who have no organization whatsoever

Nope. I dont see any point in getting those notes. I mean its not going to make my application go any faster and I can do without having to know what all has been done and what is left.

Count me in

They dont always ask for celpip. Havent asked me yet.

I won't say that is CIC showing their magic. I mean good for the people who got it so fast but it just goes to show how unorganized CIC is.

Just out of curiosity, I thought US was better than Canada when it came to ones professional life no? More opportunities, better pay and less taxes? But then again, they definitely are not that open to immigration as Canada is. Gotta go find a girl there if anything haha

Same here. Just checked ECAS and there is a fourth line saying Medical has been received.

FSW Inland. Yours?

Is it just me or are there other people out there too whose background check still says 'Not started'

This is interesting. I didn't know that the ECAS status of those who get rejected rarely changes to 'In Process'

Tick tock. Still waiting. Yawn

Apply for a temporary resident visa. That is what I did once my work permit expired. Most likely the visa will be issued for 6 months. However, the processing time is really slow so it should give you enough time to enter the EE pool and what not considering you have 450+ points. I applied for...

With one year of experience the max points an international student can get is 444 and thats with a perfect english language test score only. In my opinion you at 438 will get an ITA when and if they decide to go below 450.

Why does every one get so impatient and get stressed at the same time? The processing time is 6 months so as long as that time doesnt elapse just relax!!

There is a difference between someone willing to apply on your behalf and it actually getting approved. You get the 600 points when its a positive LMIA.

What do you mean 3 years work experience is nothing? I got my ITA based on 2 years of experience!

They do but there is nothing for them to catch since as far as they are concerned, everything checks out. On paper you are an employee of Company X and that same company pays you and deducts taxes. So in theory, all checks with CRA and Service Canada will come back good because everything is...