All who got FILE MOVED/transferred to NDVO 2019 please join
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NDVO request medical on Aug 6, 2020 for May 21, 2019 applicant (PGP 2019).
https://sites.google.com/view/pgp2019/statistics/latest-update-date-for-each-local-vo
https://sites.google.com/view/pgp2019/statistics/latest-update-date-for-each-local-vo
I applied my Spouse visa .and the files were sent to ndvo on February 6th of 2020and my medicals passed on February 21st of 2020.and biometrics got passed on February 27th of 2020 .Actually my visitor visa got rejected once will it get rejected again if I apply for it.And when can I expect my PR
- Jul 28, 2018
- 3,616
- 1,681
- App. Filed.......
- 00-05-2020
- File Transfer...
- 00-00-2021
We R all making rough guesses to please ourselves 
“This online service will be unavailable from 1:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. Eastern time, on Tuesday August 11, 2020, in order to perform system maintenance.”
Never noticed the downtime window before, but do they usually take 6 hours of downtime? If not, then expect a major change in the system this time. We may or may not see that but internally this long window can migrate a whole infrastructure. Hope for the best. Best of luck everyone.
Never noticed the downtime window before, but do they usually take 6 hours of downtime? If not, then expect a major change in the system this time. We may or may not see that but internally this long window can migrate a whole infrastructure. Hope for the best. Best of luck everyone.
- Jul 28, 2018
- 3,616
- 1,681
- App. Filed.......
- 00-05-2020
- File Transfer...
- 00-00-2021
YES it is always the same 6 hrs intermittent weeks. I was expecting AORs last or 1 but last week when such downtime shown, nothing happened,. It happened in the 2018 most updates after this Tuesday mtc
- Jul 28, 2018
- 3,616
- 1,681
- App. Filed.......
- 00-05-2020
- File Transfer...
- 00-00-2021
Here is the link any 1 can start looking if their app is in the system yet or not:-
https://services3.cic.gc.ca/ecas/security.do?lang=en
Here one can use IMM5401 receipt number in the 2nd field "Identification Number" ,FAMILY NAME>> DOB >>PLACE OF BIRTH . I used this and it worked in the past.
https://services3.cic.gc.ca/ecas/security.do?lang=en
Here one can use IMM5401 receipt number in the 2nd field "Identification Number" ,FAMILY NAME>> DOB >>PLACE OF BIRTH . I used this and it worked in the past.
You could try but it usually gets rejected if u have applied for spousal sponsorship. At the moment the borders are closed for tourists. Anyways if u choose to do so then good luck. Keep us updated.
Hi Guys
My application process was completed in March ... as I see panic and anxiety in current applicants, I wish to share my experience. I have gone through same levels of stress throughout the application which is why I stalked this forum for a long time to gain some insights from the experiences of others.
From what my file went through and from what others have shared, I figured out that the entire procedure is consistent for majority of applications at NDVO. My file was first moved to Mississauga and then to NDVO after 2 months. That move made me really sad because the time frame at which files are processed at Mississauga is way off from NDVO. Files processed at CPCM can expect PPR in 2-3 months while the ones at NDVO took much longer. They say less complicated files are dealt as CPCM just to share the file load at NDVO (I thought my file was pretty straightforward and it still it ended up at NDVO via CPCM)
So here is the basic scenario --- majority of files at NDVO are handled according to APP REC date Sydney ( some complicated pnes that need further evaluation, interiew, etc can be left behind).... so it doesnt matter whether your file went directly to NDVO or via CPCM it will be attended according to APP REC Sydney. Mine was much late transfer than the rest of my group and was still processed quickly, thus I received PPR with others who all belonged to same timeline. The date of file transfer does not make a big difference, may be someone can just receive a pre-arrival little early, but the final decision will be made according to APP REC. My pre arrival was latest one in my group .. and DM/PPR with all others. PPR is sent in batches. NDVO is quite popular for batch processing.
Things are delayed due to COVID 19, but I assume that the general procedure will stay the same. So pay attention to which month of APP REC your file belong to and expect some update in that group.
P.S. this is what I figured out for how majority of files were processed at NDVO.
GOOD LUCK ALL!!!
My application process was completed in March ... as I see panic and anxiety in current applicants, I wish to share my experience. I have gone through same levels of stress throughout the application which is why I stalked this forum for a long time to gain some insights from the experiences of others.
From what my file went through and from what others have shared, I figured out that the entire procedure is consistent for majority of applications at NDVO. My file was first moved to Mississauga and then to NDVO after 2 months. That move made me really sad because the time frame at which files are processed at Mississauga is way off from NDVO. Files processed at CPCM can expect PPR in 2-3 months while the ones at NDVO took much longer. They say less complicated files are dealt as CPCM just to share the file load at NDVO (I thought my file was pretty straightforward and it still it ended up at NDVO via CPCM)
So here is the basic scenario --- majority of files at NDVO are handled according to APP REC date Sydney ( some complicated pnes that need further evaluation, interiew, etc can be left behind).... so it doesnt matter whether your file went directly to NDVO or via CPCM it will be attended according to APP REC Sydney. Mine was much late transfer than the rest of my group and was still processed quickly, thus I received PPR with others who all belonged to same timeline. The date of file transfer does not make a big difference, may be someone can just receive a pre-arrival little early, but the final decision will be made according to APP REC. My pre arrival was latest one in my group .. and DM/PPR with all others. PPR is sent in batches. NDVO is quite popular for batch processing.
Things are delayed due to COVID 19, but I assume that the general procedure will stay the same. So pay attention to which month of APP REC your file belong to and expect some update in that group.
P.S. this is what I figured out for how majority of files were processed at NDVO.
GOOD LUCK ALL!!!
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