ALL ABOUT GCMS - HOW TO ORDER, READ, & GENERAL QUESTIONS ANSWERED

[RaghuR]

OK, I thought I saw that somewhere in my notes, just that I lost track of the page #. Nevertheless, I guess I am filing CBSA notes now. Thanks for your responses again.

 

[bachchan]

Got my GCMS notes. How to understand that my CRS score is confirmed?

 

[caipsnotes]

Got my GCMS notes. How to understand that my CRS score is confirmed?

Great, what's the status on your Eligibility Review? See the Assessment section on page 2

 

[bachchan]

Great, what's the status on your Eligibility Review? See the Assessment section on page 2

Unfortunately I don't have "Eligibility Review". I have "Elegibility" and it is "Passed"

 

[legalfalcon]

Got my GCMS notes. How to understand that my CRS score is confirmed?

The three simple steps to read your GCMS notes:

1. Verify that they are your notes by checking your application number, your name and date of birth on page 1.

2. See page 2 for the assessments. This is the overview of your application stages. To read on stages, see https://bit.ly/35xhKw6

3. Then flip to the last 3-5 pages, this is where the notes entered by the immigration officers are and will provide you with the details.

Once done, you will have a clear grip of your application and then you can read in details about the assessments and calculations and the incoming and outgoing documents which will be in the middle of your notes.

 

[legalfalcon]

Unfortunately I don't have "Eligibility Review". I have "Elegibility" and it is "Passed"

To know if your eligibility is passed, you should have a note by an officer. See my previous post to compare your notes at #2,521

To see if your eligibility is passed, which includes the CRS as well as the MEC and other eligibility criteria, check your notes in the last 2-5 pages.

You will have a note by an assistant / assistant, who will list all the documents and verify if your cRS is met.

The is is then conform by the officer, who makes a final determination on your eligibility.

To know the CRS score, as claimed in your profile, they are under calculations in the middle of your notes.

 

[caipsnotes]

Unfortunately I don't have "Eligibility Review". I have "Elegibility" and it is "Passed"

Good, is Security Not started or is it blank?

 

[bachchan]

Good, is Security Not started or is it blank?

Security is not started

 

[caipsnotes]

Security is not started

Ok, if you are not seeing an officer review and security is not blank then it implies that it's recommended pass. Within the notes section there must be comments as to why.

 

[bachchan]

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Ok, if you are not seeing an officer review and security is not blank then it implies that it's recommended pass. Within the notes section there must be comments as to why.

Thank you caipsnotes. But what about initial question& How to understand that CRS score I claimed is checked and verified by CIC? I looked through whole document and can't find anything confirming it directly. This is very important question for me

 

[caipsnotes]

T


Thank you caipsnotes. But what about initial question& How to understand that CRS score I claimed is checked and verified by CIC? I looked through whole document and can't find anything confirming it directly. This is very important question for me

Yes certainly, that is part of your Eligibility which is recommended pass and you will find the info about CRS score in the notes from the analyst/agent within the Notes section. Feel free to post the info for further review.

 

[legalfalcon]

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Thank you caipsnotes. But what about initial question& How to understand that CRS score I claimed is checked and verified by CIC? I looked through whole document and can't find anything confirming it directly. This is very important question for me

Go to 4-5 page in your GCMS notes. You will see this:




If you go further under this section, you will have all the entries for which you claimed points in your profile. This will be in sections for work reference, language score etc.

This score is verified based on the documents you submitted and will be available in the officer's /. analysts notes, which will look like this:








The notes will refer to R75 / 76 etc.

These are the regulations which law does the criteria for eligibility.

R75 refers to

• 75 (1) For the purposes of subsection 12(2) of the Act, the federal skilled worker class is hereby prescribed as a class of persons who are skilled workers and who may become permanent residents on the basis of their ability to become economically established in Canada and who intend to reside in a province other than the Province of Quebec.
  
  76 (1) For the purpose of determining whether a skilled worker, as a member of the federal skilled worker class, will be able to become economically established in Canada, they must be assessed on the basis of the following criteria:

so an so forth.

This should help you understand of you meet the CRS and MEC or not.

 

[Maclose]

@legalfalcon please at the tail end of my note 2 ..it states “documents set for review client information even after recommendation being pass”

But my note 1 says appears to have been met..
Please should I be worried

 

[legalfalcon]

@legalfalcon please at the tail end of my note 2 ..it states “documents set for review client information even after recommendation being pass”

But my note 1 says appears to have been met..
Please should I be worried

No need to be concerned. The language "documents set for review client information," only indicates that the documents you submitted are to be reviewed for eligibility. Most notes have this with the R10 notes.

The most recent note will be note 1 and if it says appears to meet, then your eligibility is recommended passed. Wait for an officer's final review on eligibility.

 

[Maclose]

Thanks for your prompt response