AOR in February 2017 - Connect Here!

[Melodymm2017]

I am aor feb 28. Bg is Na as well since April.
Eligibility and security not started, medical and criminal past march 28. Additional document submitted march 22ed

Can I know what documents they asked you to provide?

 

[ronny12345]

May 3rd, BGip1 to NA
May4th RRPF Request! Paid Right away

Tense moments ahead!

 

[rg74]

CIC does mention that you should inform them in case of changes like marriage , moving to another address/country , etc

You can refer to the website for exact details and about how soon you should inform them about marriage.

Hi Everyone,

My AOR is of February 3 and my medical passed, IP(1) in progress since March 3rd. I am CEC inland.

In April, I left Canada for 3 weeks, went back home where I got married. Now I have 2 questions.

1. Should I inform CIC that I left Canada for three weeks or not? Are they able to find out by themselves? If they do, will they consider it misrepresentation?

2. Should I inform CIC now that I got married or wait until after I get my PR? My wife does not have a passport yet, so it will take at least two more months before we can arrange all documents required to apply for her PR application.

 

[rg74]

Got it from CIC website -

Change your application information
Notify us of changes in your application, such as a

birth or adoption of a child;
marriage; or
divorce.

You need to raise the CSE informing them of change. In my opinion you can't hide it also because you will be submitting marriage certificate later on.

Hope it helps.

Hi Everyone,

My AOR is of February 3 and my medical passed, IP(1) in progress since March 3rd. I am CEC inland.

In April, I left Canada for 3 weeks, went back home where I got married. Now I have 2 questions.

1. Should I inform CIC that I left Canada for three weeks or not? Are they able to find out by themselves? If they do, will they consider it misrepresentation?

2. Should I inform CIC now that I got married or wait until after I get my PR? My wife does not have a passport yet, so it will take at least two more months before we can arrange all documents required to apply for her PR application.

 

[eralaran]

I am aor feb 28. Bg is Na as well since April.
Eligibility and security not started, medical and criminal past march 28. Additional document submitted march 22ed

Hey my timeline is same too. AOR Feb 21. Medicals passed on April 11. BG is NA since then.

 

[ashu1710]

Guys, my IP just went to NA from IP1.

Timeline:

Aor: 24th Feb
Meds Passed\BG IP1: 2nd May
BG: NA. 4th May

Does this mean rejection? If so, I don't mind as I have more than enough CRS to apply again. It's better to be rejected sooner rather than later.

 

[PianoMan]

I think this is because our cases are more complicated than others. My application for CSQ was rejected 3 years ago, so I thin they're investigation to find the reason. Yours is probably something else

It's very likely. The agent at cic I spoke to last week told me that my case needs to be reviewed. I don't exactly have a reference letter for one of my employment records as my ex-employer behaved like an as****e. I did upload all the possible supporting docs I could think of but there is no certainty of how things will play out. All I do now is pray.

 

[Calgary2014]

It's very likely. The agent at cic I spoke to last week told me that my case needs to be reviewed. I don't exactly have a reference letter for one of my employment records as my ex-employer behaved like an as****e. I did upload all the possible supporting docs I could think of but there is no certainty of how things will play out. All I do now is pray.

I just remembered that one of my former employers refused to include my job duties in the reference letter and I had to ask my former manager (who doesn't work there anymore to write a letter and attach it to that reference letter). Now I have three complicated things: employment letter, CSQ and the agent who reviewed my degree didn't recognize the university I was graduated from (I was graduated from a designated university in Quebec that has a DLI number). I expect to wait three more months

 

[ashu1710]

I just remembered that one of my former employers refused to include my job duties in the reference letter and I had to ask my former manager (who doesn't work there anymore to write a letter and attach it to that reference letter). Now I have three complicated things: employment letter, CSQ and the agent who reviewed my degree didn't recognize the university I was graduated from (I was graduated from a designated university in Quebec that has a DLI number). I expect to wait three more months

You're being too pessimistic. Those types of checks don't take long. Factors that might significantly delay your application include

1) Prior military and\or government service
2) Frequent travel to "certain" countries.
3) Unexplained trips in your travel history
4) Membership in or association with dodgy organizations.

 

[PianoMan]

I just remembered that one of my former employers refused to include my job duties in the reference letter and I had to ask my former manager (who doesn't work there anymore to write a letter and attach it to that reference letter). Now I have three complicated things: employment letter, CSQ and the agent who reviewed my degree didn't recognize the university I was graduated from (I was graduated from a designated university in Quebec that has a DLI number). I expect to wait three more months

The only reason I am worried is because I've seen cic reject/refuse applications for such silly things, for the tiniest of errors and that's what keeps me on edge. But anyway, I wish you the very best and hope we all get some good news soon.

 

[Maherd]

Guys, my IP just went to NA from IP1.

Timeline:

Aor: 24th Feb
Meds Passed\BG IP1: 2nd May
BG: NA. 4th May

Does this mean rejection? If so, I don't mind as I have more than enough CRS to apply again. It's better to be rejected sooner rather than later.

Don't be a pessimistic, the usually trend of background check in most cases is IP1 -> NA -> IP2 -> PPR. All is well ;D

 

[Calgary2014]

You're being too pessimistic. Those types of checks don't take long. Factors that might significantly delay your application include

1) Prior military and\or government service
2) Frequent travel to "certain" countries.
3) Unexplained trips in your travel history
4) Membership in or association with dodgy organizations.

Thanks for giving hope, I haven't left Canada for four years, so that shouldn't be a problem

 

[Calgary2014]

The only reason I am worried is because I've seen cic reject/refuse applications for such silly things, for the tiniest of errors and that's what keeps me on edge. But anyway, I wish you the very best and hope we all get some good news soon.

Thanks, wish you all the best as well, hope to hear good news next week

 

[rg74]

PPR rain seems to have started.

Feb CEC AOR 1 & 13 received their golden email

 

[narindersahib]

PPR rain seems to have started.

Feb CEC AOR 1 & 13 received their golden email

Any PPR reported by FSWO ? seems like our batch is in queue