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http://www.wrps.on.ca/your-police-service/policing-support-services/print-day-information Waterloo police will not process fingerprinting for immigration. There are 2 options in the Waterloo area. DC Clinics, 8-31 McBrine Drive, Kitchener (formerly L1 Identity Solutions)...

Re: 15 DRAW OUT CUT OFF 456 No of ITAs 1523 Well that's good, the cutoff is lower than I thought it would be. If you are sitting under 450 you need to really think about how you are going to increase your score. Whether that's taking courses to increase your language score or taking post...

I've never heard of this being a problem before until now. Was he CEC or FSW? Did he need PoF? What documents was he missing?

I was June eAOR and received PPR on Friday. Timeline in sig.

I was June AOR and got "In Process" on Aug 13 and then PPR on Aug 14. I was CEC so I'm wondering if they are processing June AOR's in the CEC stream now. It could be possible FSW is a month or two behind.

Wow, out of all people who deserve it. Don't worry you should have no problem getting it the second time. Just think of it as good practice if you ever do paid consulting work for other people.

I also want to add that the letter I received on Aug 12 for RPRF stated that I had a PER. On Aug 14 ECAS changed to "In Process". Again I'm CEC. Pretty sure that means PER.

Hoping so :) From my understanding it is still possible to fail the security clearance after RPRF but that is very rare I hear.

Mine changed to "In Process" last night. Timeline is in signature. Looks like I'm one of the few CEC's. Interestingly in addition to everyone else I was recently asked for documentation recently, an RCMP police check and received RPRF a couple days ago. Feeling good about next week.

If you get 10+ in all four CELPIP categories then your score will be 464 which is an extremely high chance of getting ITA. This assumes you are under 30 but you won't lose a lot of points for being older.

1. I put the reference number. I believe it does not matter what number you put. 2. For the issue date I put the date on the letter/when it was mailed. 3. Expiry date I filled in 1 year from the issue date, this does't really matter though. I did all that and got RPRF 5 days later so I believe...

Thank you Asivad, glad we only have to pay 1 fee. Hopefully this will help others with the same question.

My GF is the main applicant and I am listed as a spouse since we are common law. I'm a Canadian citizen and we just got RPRF so do we pay 1 or 2 fees? From the letter: I would assume we only pay 1 RPRF since it doesn't make sense for a Canadian citizen to pay.

Yes, Toronto. You should be getting it this week for sure.

I got my fingerprints taken and e-submitted Fri Jul 31. RCMP mailed it to me on Tue Aug 4 and I received it Fri Aug 7. So it took 7 days total for me and they process on a first come first serve basis. I would guess within 10 days from when you submit your fingerprints unless you live in a rural...

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/-t326482.0.html Asked this about 2 weeks ago but received one response. Good to see this thread is more active. All of you answering need to add their timeline to their profile. Responding with one or two dates is useless to most...

I'm wondering the same thing. I gave them my reference number which is underneath the file number. I don't think it matters at all. If they want they can look at the scanned copy for both numbers.

"I'm way up, I feel blessed" - Drake Asivad Anac

I found there to be about a 5 week wait in between an RCMP request and a PPR and that almost everyone with a RCMP request received a PPR except for a few situations. Schedule A might be a similar wait.

Okay, I see you got PPR about 4 weeks after your submitted your RCMP request. There seems to be a bit of a pattern from the 3 signatures I've seen.