2011 and 2012 Applicants

[canciti]

I got my ATIP just now.
Can someone tell me what does this mean from ATIP:
OB 407-D triage - RQ required for CV

This is the same way it is written in ATIP there is a big space before CV

Thanks

 

[janoo]

Triage OB 407-d mean :-

A1 – Use of a suspect residential address.
A2 – NCB in FOSS, Warning or Note(s) in GCMS indicating a concern.
A3 – Previous citizenship applications which were not approved, withdrawn, abandoned, renounced or revoked.
A4 – Discrepancy in absences between citizenship application and CIC information during the relevant 4 years period.
A5 – Self-identified as a consultant, self-employed or unemployed, with any travel during the relevant 4 year period.
A6 – Absences to home country to sell land/property or to take care of ill family member during the relevant 4 year period.
A7 – Applicant has self declared having less than 1095 days of physical presence.

Family Characteristics:

B1 – Child born outside Canada during the relevant 4 year period.
B2 – A child has made a non-concurrent minor application.

Documents

C1 – ID (provided in support of application) has been issued within 3 months of date of application.
C2 – Inconsistency between address on ID and address on application form.
C3 – Photograph and/or signature on the application do not resemble photograph and/or signature on identity document.
C4 – NPR time (non permanent resident time) has been used in the calculation of basic residence and the original entry data used does not appear on the IMM 1000, the Confirmation of Permanent Residence or in CIC records.

GCMS — Global Case Management System (new CIC computer system)
FOSS — Field Operations Support System (old CIC computer system)
NCB — Non-computer based entry
POE — Port of Entry
NPR time — Non-Permanent Resident time

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[lenium]

I got my ATIP too. It doesn't really provide any useful information. Now I know my RCMP clearance is expiring in a week. How long does it take for them to renew that?

Thanks

 

[canciti]

I saw this in another forum too but I could not find CV in the list. That's why wondering what does that mean

Triage OB 407-d mean :-

A1 – Use of a suspect residential address.
A2 – NCB in FOSS, Warning or Note(s) in GCMS indicating a concern.
A3 – Previous citizenship applications which were not approved, withdrawn, abandoned, renounced or revoked.
A4 – Discrepancy in absences between citizenship application and CIC information during the relevant 4 years period.
A5 – Self-identified as a consultant, self-employed or unemployed, with any travel during the relevant 4 year period.
A6 – Absences to home country to sell land/property or to take care of ill family member during the relevant 4 year period.
A7 – Applicant has self declared having less than 1095 days of physical presence.

Family Characteristics:

B1 – Child born outside Canada during the relevant 4 year period.
B2 – A child has made a non-concurrent minor application.

Documents

C1 – ID (provided in support of application) has been issued within 3 months of date of application.
C2 – Inconsistency between address on ID and address on application form.
C3 – Photograph and/or signature on the application do not resemble photograph and/or signature on identity document.
C4 – NPR time (non permanent resident time) has been used in the calculation of basic residence and the original entry data used does not appear on the IMM 1000, the Confirmation of Permanent Residence or in CIC records.

GCMS — Global Case Management System (new CIC computer system)
FOSS — Field Operations Support System (old CIC computer system)
NCB — Non-computer based entry
POE — Port of Entry
NPR time — Non-Permanent Resident time

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[Jabuela]

Thanks Jabuela. I appreciate your input. What were the notes that followed the one that states the file being assigned to an officer in your husband's ATIP?

Hey walrus
1st the reason it got assigned to an officer because our MP office contacted them to request info about the file then only they assigned it to someone to look at it.
After it got assigned they requested additional documents then they were assessed and we're waiting for RCMP Clarence and fingerprints which took little time because of Christmas and new year holidays. Then they sent us a letter of final notice to request fingerprint which we replied back to them with proof that it was done and we contacted RCMP via e-mail once they received the Fibgerprint they approved it . That's it nothing more

 

[lenium]

Not sure if all cases are transferred from St. Clair to Montreal or just some. I should call the call center and find out if mine is transferred too. I think it is a positive sign since maybe the staff at Montreal are more efficient than St. Clair.

My RQ was transferred to Montreal on April 14 as well!

 

[janoo]

Hi.. all no progress this week..... hope for some good news next week.

happy weekend to all.... tired and bored following the status of my application...

40 months long time......

 

[janoo]

Hi : look very quiet no progress reported ... today I have contacted

and the CIC told me that my file waiting for RCMP clearance once done than

next step.

 

[chikloo]

My RQ was transferred to Montreal on April 14 as well!

Hi Mine was transferred to Montreal for RQ review on April 9 , 2015. My local office Scarborough. Lets hope we get some positive action in Montreal. My file was in back shelving for 6 months in St.Clair office.

Please keep in touch as we may have same processing time going forward.

 

[janoo]

Hi. Can you check file transferred or Montreal or call centre send msg etc...

 

[lenium]

Chikloo, what year did you submit your application?

 

[chikloo]

Chikloo, what year did you submit your application?

Mar 2014

 

[ItkExpert]

Hi : look very quiet no progress reported ... today I have contacted

and the CIC told me that my file waiting for RCMP clearance once done than

next step.

I guess it is quiet because 2011-2012 either got their citizenship or they did not get it yet , in which case they have been worn down to the point of indifference.

 

[bogazici10]

hi guys this my story here:

Office is Scarborough center:

Received: May 10, 2012.

Process application: Oct 25, 2012.

Residence questionnaire: Nov 30, 2012.

Residence questionnaire sent: January 9, 2013.

1st Fingerprint Request: January 24, 2013.

1st Fingerprint sent: February 11, 2013.

Text Exam: February 7, 2014 and passed at St Clair office.

2nd Fingerprint sent: February 11, 2014.

2 Residence questionnaire (CIT 0520) : December 17, 2014

File assigned to officer: December 17, 2014

2 Residence questionnaire sent (CIT 0520) : January 14, 2015

Additional documents sent: March 14, 2015

Oath Ceremony: ??????

 

[janoo]

Hi.. Why they send you two residence questionnaire in such a short time..

i.e. December 2014 and January 2015 ??? any specific reason ???