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Any late Feb 19 still waiting for AIP?

Could you advise what does it mean on GCMS Summary. Adverse info found on GCMS? Anyone has such experience? To my end, everything is submitted alright. What is "adverse info". Any examples?

Hi guys. A gcms question. What does in progress-cp mean? last time the status said- Ready for CPA review and now it says In-progress-CP?

Interesting. When did they ask? Are you a PhD holder or what?

Any late Feb 2019 applications still waiting for AIP?

Are you sure? I was planning to discuss with my employer and let them know that I will be discontinuing job once my work permit expires because it is taking longer to get the renewed one. I mean if I have already applied and I am still able to work even if the current work expires, it is a good...

complicated. Have you applied for work permit renewal?

Hi Friends, I am in a confusing situation. I working full time, permanent job at the moment. My work permit expires in the end of November. I applied for work permit early September but it still shows submitted, not even under process. If I don't get my work permit by the end of Nov, I need to...

In my GCMS Notes, it says Sponsorship- Family Class and Refugee. I don't know why it says Family Class? Is it normal? Me and My family all are protected persons and inside Canada.

I just wondered if someone can help me understand what PP-Ready for CPA review means Please, what step it is in the process?

Have you asked for GCMS? What's your status?

Got my GCMS notes today. Says: Security: Not started Eligibility: Not Started Criminality: in Progress Status: PP-Ready for CPA Review I am Feb 2019 applicant and my bar is 96%. What do you think it means? Does it show if I am any closer? How many more steps to go?

Thank you. I submitted without any document. Do you think I should resubmit it?

Is it needed to provide a copy of ID as attachment?

Appreciate the input. I would, however, debate the premises that i am still presumed to be living illegally in the US. The US cares very much how you enter it, but my observation is that it doesn't care how you exit it. It's concern would be for someone not to overstay. I just wondered if...

Hi Everyone, I wondered if an RTD holder who has come to Canada through irregular crossing from US, with no overstay in US, has had luck in getting a US visa. I am just confused if that will be a factor in making a US visa difficult? Thanks for your input.