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Yes. Finally!

Good to know.

'Congrats!' The rare word we all want to hear in this forum!

As far as I know all GCMS notes are received at the recipient's email address. But you have to apply or order through a formal system.

Never lose hope. The positive thing is that they still haven't refused you. Anything can happen after 181 odd days. So keep your faith. And even if they refuse you can always reapply. Never lose hope!

It's a very positive mail. Good to see that things are going well for you.

You can't order by email. You can order either directly from CIC if you are in Canada or through a third party if staying outside Canada.

Yes. But in most cases if the agent's review of eligibility or A11.2 is 'met' the eligibility is more or less done. I hope there won't be any problem after this as I didn't see any other apparent red flag. So staying positive.

I have received my GCMS notes recently According to the end notes of my GCMS: Agent Review A11.2 A11.2 Decision: Met FSW MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS - Appears Met 76(1)(a) SELECTION CRITERIA - FSW POINTS - Appears Met Does this mean I have passed eligibility? According to my notes, medical and...

Dear Legalfalcon, I have received my GCMS notes recently According to the end notes of my GCMS: Agent Review A11.2 A11.2 Decision: Met FSW MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS - Appears Met 76(1)(a) SELECTION CRITERIA - FSW POINTS - Appears Met Does this mean I have passed eligibility? According to my...

My file is waiting for a review at Singapore VO for almost 3 months now. Recently, they started issuing PPR for PNP applicants who have been waiting for quite a long time. Hoping to see some changes for FSW next week. Anyone in the same situation? 178 days since AoR. Grrr... :mad:

It's related (indirectly lol)! I will be able to buy those cars only if I can reach Canada first.:) Thanks for your reply!

Congrats!

I have some observations about the time frame on IMMITRACKER. Many Bangladeshi and other applicants who register on immitracker write SGVO as their visa office even though many of these files are processed in Canada. All files are not transferred to SGVO from Canada. Therefore, the rosy '85-90...

Good observation. Based on my observation of this forum I can say 75% people get PPR after 145-165 days and the remaining 25% disappear without getting anything!:)

You can't say 80% as you don't have facts about all cases. I have seen many people's files being transferred to local visa office who didn't have previous visa refusal or even travelled that much. The main reason behind file transfer to lvo is mainly workload redistribution and other misellanous...

I didn't upload the blank back side of my PCC which has a small seal of foreign ministry attestation. Will this create a major problem? I am 160 days from AoR. Currently my file is at a local visa office.

Is there anyone whose file was transferred to SGVO?

Let's hope the new week brings good news for all of us!

Dear Legalfalcon. I didn't upload the blank back side of my PCC which has a small seal of foreign ministry attestation. Will this create a major problem? I am 160 days from AoR. Currently my file is at a local visa office.