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My SO had the PPR email on Nov 8. He sent his prepaid envelope and documents on Nov. 11. On Nov. 23, we got an email from GCKey saying there was an update to the file. We looked, and the timeline now says: "We're done processing your application." Under final decision, it says: November 22...

Hi everyone, wondering, when you got the automated email saying ready for visa, did GCKey get updated? My SO's GCkey still says they are doing the background check, but he got the automated email this morning, saying ready for visa. We checked, and his ECAS says "Decision made", but when we...

I understand but that doesn't make sense what is the difference between Jan 2020 and Feb 2020? In principle if it's a yearly quota, then the fact that we did not receive it in January 2020 means we will not receive it in all of 2020.... We've been waiting since 2018 so...

Quick question ShannonT, once they received your medicals, did you notice any change in the timeline? In my case, they increased the timeline by yet another month after receipt of the medicals..... now it says Feb 2020. I am wondering if this was automated or related to the medicals... Medicals...

Anyone know how long it usually takes after medical results have been received, to get an update ? Been waiting 2 weeks now since they received it, and nothing yet. I know some people received an update within a week. Is this normal not to receive anything for 2 weeks?

Nothing you can do. My SO (inland applicant) received his medical request in his 17th month. So it's not unusual - par for the course really.... unfortunately.

SO passed his medicals!!! they updated his file on ECAS/GCKey that he passed them / they received the results. But they just added one more month to his processing timeline... sigh!!! Says Feb 2020 now when a few days ago it was Jan 2020. In process since March 2018. Makes it 23 months.

My SO is from France but is an inland applicant.

My SO just got his request for medical! Hallelujah!!! A sign of life!!!! App received: March 2, 2018 AOR : March 28, 2018 Pre-arrival: May 2019 Medical: 30 September 2019 App type: inland

Hm, thanks for that info. Is it normal that the GCkey shows that eligibility is still under review?

My SO has a similar timeline but we haven't requested his GCMS so we don't know what's passed and what isn't. He still hasn't received request for medical. Application received: 2 March 2018 AOR: 28 March 2018 Pre-arrival email: May 10, 2019 (first sign of life since AOR!!!) 19 months so far.

Yes, I remember that during my landing the agent asked me how much I had to support myself, I told her I had $10,000 but that it was not in cash, it was in my bank account since I was an inland applicant. She had me write it down on the landing paper.

Is this applicable to inland applicants? I couldn't find anything about that.

Anyone having issues with GCkey???

Quick question about this - I don't remember it but I did declare I had $10,000. But now that my partner has to go through this (hopefully soon) I am wondering : what if someone doesn't have that kind of money set aside ? (an inland applicant, who has a job, and already pays rent here, for...

By the way, in case no one has noticed, on GCKey they keep sneakily changing the date by which they need to have processed the application. Last month it was November 2019 now it is January 2020. Talk about moving the goalposts...

Here's my SO's timeline (inland): CSQ: Received in January 2018 PR application received: March 2, 2018 AOR: March 29, 2018 Processing started: March 29, 2018 Pre-arrival email: May 10, 2019 Medical: not yet Additional documents: not yet DM: not yet Passport request: not yet Can't help but feel...

My SO is from France and his file is still stuck in the queue and he hasn't heard anything in the past year and 3 months (15 months). I think it is just throwing sand into people's eyes and fooling them, for election / political purposes, and it is not really true, or if true, it is for...

One month added to my SO's application timeline too... .what is the point of a timeline if it is constantly going to change? it's like throwing sand in people's eyes and making them believe something when in fact it is not true at all.... It's like playing soccer with constantly moving...

The thing is, "complex" applications has lost its meaning, because now they use it any time they don't meet their "timeline" which is already long enough!!!! In the past, this word applied to people who really had very complicated cases/special situations probably with prior offenses of some...