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I see it too, maybe its just an updated message.

i don't think you'll get an update after they are done reviewing the additional documents. PPR is after BGC and eligibility is done which can take anywhere from 3-5 months. Once the application is transferred to NDVO its just the waiting game and because of the backlog and so many applications...

Visa Officer 's analysis of the file by each stage and the progress. I ordered them last week myself. Have your spouse request them for you, its a straight forward procedure. GCMS Notes: https://atip-aiprp.apps.gc.ca/atip/privacyTerms.do Consent Form...

completely understand how you feel, i'm sure they're upto something while the file is there can't have it in there doing nothing. Maybe most of the work will be done before the transfer. Have you applied for GCMS yet?

Exact same issue, It was transferred to mississauga on april 10 and then to NDVO on June 3. Initial transfer to mississauga got me all excited because its known to fast track the applications but here we are.

Anywhere between 3-6 months following the transfer to NDVO. Most people in this forum have heard from them in 3 months time so that seems like a standard timeline but might take a bit longer too depending on the workload.

i would say take all you can keep the main ones on top, the one with important dates such as anniversary, birthday, valentines and all that. Chats that show that you've been keeping in touch regularly, anything that shows you've been planning for the future. The officer would go through all that...

gave the lawyer? isn't it supposed to be an interview or you gave it to the officer and had interview aleady?

2 months since i got mine.

alright, sent you a private message.c

Yeah alot of the applicants get theirs processed at Mississauga, my application was initially transferred there but after two months it was transferred to NDVO. If they just processed it there i probably would've gotten my PPR by now tsh tsh

I did it two days ago myself. I'm sure it won't slow it down in any case, its a right to information after-all.

Sponsor eligibility is reviewed in Canada so the application would move to either Mississauga or if there's backlog or if the application needs additional reviewing then its moved to the home country VO. After they start working on applicants eligibility is when they would ask for biometrics so...

yeah looking at the trend i would say most people have been hearing from NDVO after 3 months of transfer. A bit over 3 months but that's the standard timeline.

After the interview it basically indicates that the visa officers are convinced that the relation is genuine, the application is all good and next step is just stamping the passport and issuing COPR.

Honestly they need to be transparent and do what they can to speed up this process, an application can't just be sitting at a visa office collecting dust when there are people waiting to be with their loved ones. My app transferred to a notoriously slow VO and 2 months have made my patience run...

So you called regarding your case specific enquiry and they said no decision has been made on it yet? if you don't mind me asking what was the enquiry about that they need to make a decision on it

Take all you can for the interview. I don't see any harm in showing them sexual conversation because they'll be asking all sorts of questions about your personal life. Interviews can be stressful but it shouldn't be a problem as long as your relation is strong and you guys know everything about...

I would suggest calling CIC or raise a CSE, i never got any email regarding my file transfer after submitting my biometrics. I called in to check the status and it was the agent who told me that my app was transferred and after a week i received an email.

Hey, done with the interview yet?