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[sam_15]

Any Express entry FSW_outland applicant? who got AOR on may 2017?

 

[abo0286]

Express Entry FSW Outland from Bangladesh. Join the Whatsapp Group:

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[sirajabl]

I applied for WP (TRV) at 30-05-2017 online
Biometric at 05-06-17.
My CIC status has been changed after Biometric at 05-06-2017. After that MyCIC remained unchanged at Background Check.
I emailed them at spore.immigration@international.gc.ca to know the latest status at 23-06-17.
They mail back me at 29-06-17 as
“Your application is currently pending for an officer’s review.

Our office is unable to provide a definitive time frame for finalization. We can confirm, however, that processing is proceeding and there is currently no action required on your part.

Please rest assured that all efforts are being made to ensure efficient and expeditious processing of all applications."
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What's the actual status of my application?

 

[Pushpaacna]

Hello all,

I am an Express Entry candidate submitted my application already and received AOR. I have submitted just one PCC for Bangladesh. I am currently residing in Dhaka and got my PCC from Dhaka. I have two issues:

1. I lived in two other districts in Bangladesh in the past 10 years. Do I need PCC from there as well?

2. My police certificate mentions my current residential address, which is neither the permanent address nor the present address (emergency contact address) mentioned in my MRP. This is because I don't live in any of those two addresses at present. Will it cause problem?


Thanks very much for your kind help! All the best!

 

[slash_splash]

Hello all,

I am an Express Entry candidate submitted my application already and received AOR. I have submitted just one PCC for Bangladesh. I am currently residing in Dhaka and got my PCC from Dhaka. I have two issues:

1. I lived in two other districts in Bangladesh in the past 10 years. Do I need PCC from there as well?

2. My police certificate mentions my current residential address, which is neither the permanent address nor the present address (emergency contact address) mentioned in my MRP. This is because I don't live in any of those two addresses at present. Will it cause problem?


Thanks very much for your kind help! All the best!

No problem at all, relax

 

[Pushpaacna]

No problem at all, relax

Thanks! I was relaxed until yesterday when I came across one case of rejection with the below wordings:

''The Police Certificate from Bangladesh that you provided with your application is not acceptable as it does not cover the full period of time spent in Bangladesh. You have indicated in your address/personal history that you resided in Bangladesh from 03/2005 to 08/2013. Bangladesh Police Clearance Certificates are locally issued by police districts, and the Bangladesh Police Clearance Certificate you provided did not cover all districts.''


He is an Express Entry Candidate. He got rejected in May 2017. He currently lives in the US since 2013 and obtained the Bangladesh PCC through one of his relatives. I checked that PCC and found nothing wrong with that. It is like any other Bangladesh PCC. However, I noticed the following points:

1. He lived in Khulna and then in Dhaka, and obtained PCC from Dhaka only as it was his last address before he left for the US;

2. He did not upload the back of the PCC with Foreign Ministry attestation;

3. He did not get it from his permanent address (which he should have as an expatriate Bangladeshi - according to some)



This incident of rejection has caused a wave of panic in some of my group members including myself as we also lived in different districts in Bangladesh in the last 10 years, but obtained PCC from Dhaka only.


Any observations? Thanks

 

[slash_splash]

Thanks! I was relaxed until yesterday when I came across one case of rejection with the below wordings:

''The Police Certificate from Bangladesh that you provided with your application is not acceptable as it does not cover the full period of time spent in Bangladesh. You have indicated in your address/personal history that you resided in Bangladesh from 03/2005 to 08/2013. Bangladesh Police Clearance Certificates are locally issued by police districts, and the Bangladesh Police Clearance Certificate you provided did not cover all districts.''


He is an Express Entry Candidate. He got rejected in May 2017. He currently lives in the US since 2013 and obtained the Bangladesh PCC through one of his relatives. I checked that PCC and found nothing wrong with that. It is like any other Bangladesh PCC. However, I noticed the following points:

1. He lived in Khulna and then in Dhaka, and obtained PCC from Dhaka only as it was his last address before he left for the US;

2. He did not upload the back of the PCC with Foreign Ministry attestation;

3. He did not get it from his permanent address (which he should have as an expatriate Bangladeshi - according to some)



This incident of rejection has caused a wave of panic in some of my group members including myself as we also lived in different districts in Bangladesh in the last 10 years, but obtained PCC from Dhaka only.


Any observations? Thanks

Thanks! I was relaxed until yesterday when I came across one case of rejection with the below wordings:

''The Police Certificate from Bangladesh that you provided with your application is not acceptable as it does not cover the full period of time spent in Bangladesh. You have indicated in your address/personal history that you resided in Bangladesh from 03/2005 to 08/2013. Bangladesh Police Clearance Certificates are locally issued by police districts, and the Bangladesh Police Clearance Certificate you provided did not cover all districts.''


He is an Express Entry Candidate. He got rejected in May 2017. He currently lives in the US since 2013 and obtained the Bangladesh PCC through one of his relatives. I checked that PCC and found nothing wrong with that. It is like any other Bangladesh PCC. However, I noticed the following points:

1. He lived in Khulna and then in Dhaka, and obtained PCC from Dhaka only as it was his last address before he left for the US;

2. He did not upload the back of the PCC with Foreign Ministry attestation;

3. He did not get it from his permanent address (which he should have as an expatriate Bangladeshi - according to some)



This incident of rejection has caused a wave of panic in some of my group members including myself as we also lived in different districts in Bangladesh in the last 10 years, but obtained PCC from Dhaka only.


Any observations? Thanks

May be it was because of the Foreign Ministry attestation. May be that attestation makes the PCC centrally approved.

 

[Farhana Kona]

ফারহানা কনা অাপু, অাপনার কেসটা সত্য‌ি ব্যতিক্রম। অাপনি কি কোন GCMS Report অর্ডার করছিলেন যাতে Case History বিস্তারিত জানা যায় ?

২) অাপনার অফিসে কি Site Visit/ Inquiry হয়েছিল? অথবা Linkedin Profile চেকিং ?

৩) অাপনি কোন PF লেটার পেয়েছিলেন?

৪) অাপনি কোন CSE Raise করছিলেন?

Ordered gcms 2 times... First time in october 2016 second time February 2017... It was almost same... Everywhere it was passed.. Only in security clearance section it was written ... Not yet started... Some of the forum members said as my husband is an Serving Army officer they r concern abt security clearance and hece taking longer time ....
no site visit so far.....and regarding linkedin i don have any idea..
no PF letter so far......
raised cse 4 times... Ans was we r working on ur application will send u msg once it is completed...

now looking forward after remedical... And one more thing i sent remedical result on sunday 25th june 2017and my cic updated on wednesday ( 28th june 2017) .... You passed medical exam....

now what next... Lets see...

 

[Pushpaacna]

Hi Seniors,


Need help urgently! Are there people in this forum who lived in more than one districts in Bangladesh but got just one PCC and had PR/PPR without problem? I lived in three districts including Dhaka (many places in Dhaka) in the past 10 years and got PCC from Dhaka only against my current residential address. Recently I came to know about one rejection for similar reason. I am very nervous. Please respond someone who have gone through without trouble in similar situation like me.


Please help me in my nervousness. I can't sleep.

Thanks!

 

[Good Star]

I applied for WP (TRV) at 30-05-2017 online
Biometric at 05-06-17.
My CIC status has been changed after Biometric at 05-06-2017. After that MyCIC remained unchanged at Background Check.
I emailed them at spore.immigration@international.gc.ca to know the latest status at 23-06-17.
They mail back me at 29-06-17 as
“Your application is currently pending for an officer’s review.

Our office is unable to provide a definitive time frame for finalization. We can confirm, however, that processing is proceeding and there is currently no action required on your part.

Please rest assured that all efforts are being made to ensure efficient and expeditious processing of all applications."
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What's the actual status of my application?

There is nothing "sure" in Canada immigration. Even they will say u that u r not sure to get visa, although u already got it in hand. So processing means it is still pending and they will look into your file as per their future schedule date, not a single second before that schedule. And nobody knows what is the future schedule date. You can not predict anything about their working style following any formula. Better have patience and pray

 

[Good Star]

Hi Seniors,


Need help urgently! Are there people in this forum who lived in more than one districts in Bangladesh but got just one PCC and had PR/PPR without problem? I lived in three districts including Dhaka (many places in Dhaka) in the past 10 years and got PCC from Dhaka only against my current residential address. Recently I came to know about one rejection for similar reason. I am very nervous. Please respond someone who have gone through without trouble in similar situation like me.


Please help me in my nervousness. I can't sleep.

Thanks!

Two of my friends got visa who collected PCC from their home district although they live in Dhaka. It is not a big deal if u have attestation from Foreign ministry which is mandatory. So u r thinking for a silly issue.

 

[Good Star]

Ordered gcms 2 times... First time in october 2016 second time February 2017... It was almost same... Everywhere it was passed.. Only in security clearance section it was written ... Not yet started... Some of the forum members said as my husband is an Serving Army officer they r concern abt security clearance and hece taking longer time ....
no site visit so far.....and regarding linkedin i don have any idea..
no PF letter so far......
raised cse 4 times... Ans was we r working on ur application will send u msg once it is completed...

now looking forward after remedical... And one more thing i sent remedical result on sunday 25th june 2017and my cic updated on wednesday ( 28th june 2017) .... You passed medical exam....

now what next... Lets see...

Security clearance for Army officer will complete more faster, so what others said are not at all acceptable.

But NOC sometimes matters. Less demanded NOC sometimes takes longer time (i dont know ur noc). They are really so slow in processing, never work on any file unless schedule date they made. It is lethargic like Bangladeshi Govt. Office system.

However, you should keep them on running by continuously raising cse. Without reminder, they hardly work.

 

[Good Star]

Thanks! I was relaxed until yesterday when I came across one case of rejection with the below wordings:

''The Police Certificate from Bangladesh that you provided with your application is not acceptable as it does not cover the full period of time spent in Bangladesh. You have indicated in your address/personal history that you resided in Bangladesh from 03/2005 to 08/2013. Bangladesh Police Clearance Certificates are locally issued by police districts, and the Bangladesh Police Clearance Certificate you provided did not cover all districts.''


He is an Express Entry Candidate. He got rejected in May 2017. He currently lives in the US since 2013 and obtained the Bangladesh PCC through one of his relatives. I checked that PCC and found nothing wrong with that. It is like any other Bangladesh PCC. However, I noticed the following points:

1. He lived in Khulna and then in Dhaka, and obtained PCC from Dhaka only as it was his last address before he left for the US;

2. He did not upload the back of the PCC with Foreign Ministry attestation;

3. He did not get it from his permanent address (which he should have as an expatriate Bangladeshi - according to some)



This incident of rejection has caused a wave of panic in some of my group members including myself as we also lived in different districts in Bangladesh in the last 10 years, but obtained PCC from Dhaka only.


Any observations? Thanks

Point no.3 is vital. Passport address and pcc address should be matched as they rely most on passport address.

 

[Abu Shams]

Dear Seniors and Experts,

I have a query regarding Upfront Medicals. Currently, I am sitting at CRS 438, expecting an ITA in next few draws. Which panel doctor is best for medicals provided that my wife is pregnant and also does the doctor provide lead shield for pregnant woman? I have read in different medical sources on the internet that Chest X-Ray with lead shield is safe. Looking forward to your response...........

 

[aktermh]

Dear Seniors and Experts,

I have a query regarding Upfront Medicals. Currently, I am sitting at CRS 438, expecting an ITA in next few draws. Which panel doctor is best for medicals provided that my wife is pregnant and also does the doctor provide lead shield for pregnant woman? I have read in different medical sources on the internet that Chest X-Ray with lead shield is safe. Looking forward to your response...........

Most of the forum members (including me) have done medical from the below
City: Dhaka
Name: Abdul Wahab
Address: Dr. Wahab's Medical Centre,,
Road 12, House 3, Baridhara, 1212
Telephone: (880-2) 984 7553
(880-2) 984 3439
Spoken Languages: Bengali, English, German