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Another IRCC WEBINAR on 24th SEPT

Those who want to ask about VAC, do not ask because it has nothing to do with a visa. In my country and in many others VAC has been opened always and none of us received a request.
 
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This may be a silly question, but is this an official IRCC Webinar? I searched it on YouTube and some channel called The Journey To Canada had it... Kinda sounded like it was done by some immigration law firm.
 
azzamkc said:
This may be a silly question, but is this an official IRCC Webinar? I searched it on YouTube and some channel called The Journey To Canada had it... Kinda sounded like it was done by some immigration law firm.
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It was conducted officially. But sometimes people who attended those upload for the sake of curious students like us.
 
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What I picked up from the webinar is that they send/upload AIPs in the gckey or portal IF the applicant did not provide his/her email address in the form (IMM 1294E) and this usually happens with paperbased applications.

makes sense to me.

@jigzyy thoughts?
 
Petita said:
What I picked up from the webinar is that they send/upload AIPs in the gckey or portal IF the applicant did not provide his/her email address in the form (IMM 1294E) and this usually happens with paperbased applications.

makes sense to me.

@jigzyy thoughts?
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AIP from India's office is sent to gckey along with it's notification on email, AIP from Canada is send to email directly
 
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Siddharthjh said:
Did the officer in the IRCC webinar actually say AIP from cpcv_extcom@cic.gc.ca mail is a fraud?
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Officer said "CPCCVExtcom@cic.gc.ca" - I did not hear an underscore. And clearly, he said "CPCCV".
(Legit one is CPCV_Extcom@cic.gc.ca)

In my understanding, someone is sending fake e-mail messages (AIP) claiming to be from IRCC. They probably used the "CPCCVExtcom@cic.gc.ca" as the contact name – but the actual reply address is obviously not IRCCs. Similar with phishing emails.
 
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It’s impossible as cic.gc.ca domain is owned by ircc so no one can make that email
Petita said:
Officer said "CPCCVExtcom@cic.gc.ca" - I did not hear an underscore. And clearly, he said "CPCCV".
(Legit one is CPCV_Extcom@cic.gc.ca)

In my understanding, someone is sending fake e-mail messages (AIP) claiming to be from IRCC. They probably used the "CPCCVExtcom@cic.gc.ca" as the contact name – but the actual reply address is obviously not IRCCs. Similar with phishing emails.
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