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General question: When I applied for PR, I had to submit a police certificate for a country (Uganda) in which I have volunteered for a year back in 2005. The process was quite tedious and stressful and I wonder if I would need to get another certificate in order to apply for citizenship. Note...

Me. The process is pretty much the same. Instead of refusal papers (they can't deny you entry), they will admit you to the US and you can just turn back (the lady was nice and said I could go through the door to the US and then just turn back to return to Canada or go have a bite to eat in the...

DM -Ontario March applicant.

I'm happy to report that my status has changed to Decision Made. Could that be the light at the end of the tunnel? *fingers crossed!*

Not much of a good news but thanks. I've posted my timeline numerous times: applied in early march paid RPRF without request...the usual jazz ya know.

Got My GCMS -Basically my file turning in process coincided with the day eligibility and criminality were passed. An observation from the latest GCMS (I order them every month) is that they seem to have added extra steps prior to passing each requirement. So one officer reviewed the eligibility...

What does? Who's following EE entry?

I'm truly sorry to hear that. This is a reminder for everyone to be a bit more skeptical when people offer information no matter how qualified they might seem. Praying for a better resolution for ya.

Is there a basis for your feeling (actual movement) or just a hunch?

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I take offence to your comment. You are making an ill blanketed statement just about everyone who has been caught in limbo for several months. No one should feel guilty about the f**k up of the system. At the end of the day there is only one culprit and that's CIC's inefficiency to deal with the...

Dag bruh!....talk about adding insult to injury. You should probably dig deeper but is it worth the effort? I don't know.

Strange thing is that Ottawa never gives AOR (at least not that I know of -Sydney gives AOR)...it's either the mistake of a federal agent familiar with the Sydney procedure or that is an interesting insight on how things are done in Ottawa. Maybe once a file is picked up by an officer, they will...

From what I understand, the first part of QA has been completed since the auditors have made recommendations based on their findings. I do think that the current staff are under intense and heavy scrutiny from the provincial government and from the feds, so I don't think anybody's file will be...

Well we're pretty safe I'd say since they have used our applications as sample data to conduct their research and make recommendations (which is why we've been delayed). I genuinely believe and hope that our applications will be prioritized by CIC after what we've been through. I really worry...

Shimnui, I'll tell you the same thing I said around the time we got AOR. Have faith my guy! You're next and I'm sure we'll have PPR at the same time!

The floodgates of Ontario have just been opened. They decided to put us in process too haha This PNP thing has been quite interesting.

Updated to in process today as well (Since Dec 5th). If I didn't know any better, I'd be super excited but like the great philosopher George Bush said: Fool me once, then you can't get fooled again :P

Out of curiosity, when did you get the PPR and when did you submit your application? Thanks,

Excellent point about the training. That would make so much sense in terms of the reason why they pretty much just gave up on processing current applications.