My status now means that all the docs are ok for now and the translations have been accepted??g126 said:I know what you mean... I thought that my exp at OINP would have prepared me for everything... I was wrong...
I think it may change from blank as soon as the R10 check is done.
Do you have translated DOCs? May be they need to verify the translations so the checks take longer...
g126 said:I know what you mean... I thought that my exp at OINP would have prepared me for everything... I was wrong...
I think it may change from blank as soon as the R10 check is done.
Do you have translated DOCs? May be they need to verify the translations so the checks take longer...
Well, I'm not sure... I'm just theorizing that perhaps the R10 check may be done before that status changes... but I'm not certain about that. Now that you've mentioned you have translation I find it difficult to believe that R10 would be done in 1 day in your case, so I'm thinking probably not...omarnabsws said:
Join the club buddy! I can see myself going to meetings soon and saying stuff like "It's been 10 days since I last checked MyCIC account..."vensak said:
Hmm ok... yes you should be a quick one then...moelaghil said:
Thanks for this information!g126 said:This takes a while... in fact it will only be complete once the decision is made
You'll see the medicals passed and the background check change from not needed (NN) to not started (NS) to (IP) and then back to NS/NN... And the cycle though again... depending on which VO this may cycle a few more times.
The way I understand is this:
- There is an initial DOC check (so BC goes to IP) for a few weeks, along with this check they'll also verify your medicals, which usually is the first one to change
- Then you file is transferred to the Local VO and sits idle for some time
- The the BC changes back to IP for about 2 months while they do all the security background checking
- Eventually when this is finished you'll receive PPR and decision is made status changes
Throughout the whole process the eligibility remains "Review in Process".
If they need documents from you then (and only then) the Review of submitted documents changes to "We need documents from you" -> "Provided" -> No additional Docs needed at this time...
During the initial checks they perform two checks:
- R10 checks to verify you have submitted all the required docs and they are all in order (this is where the app is canceled if you forget to attach something like degree or medical receipt and usually happens within the first 3 weeks)
- A11.2 checks to verify you meet the minimum entry criteria at the time of ITA, they will recalculate your CRS and make sure it's above the cutoff (this is were your app is canceled if the system gave you more CRS points than you should of had and you accepted the ITA anyway), this stage also involves PNP criteria, so for example OINP requires the candidate te remain above 400 points, if the candidate dipped bellow due to a change in IELTS or any other change except for birthdays you get app canceled)
The second round of BC checks will verify admissibility, so basically:
- security
- criminality
- misrepresentation
- etc.
Important note is that the security portion is not done by IRCC but by Canadian Intelligence Services so this can take a while and is out of their hands...
Hope you find this helpful... I was wondering about all this until recently and better understanding the process ahead makes it a little easier to bear the wait! ;-)
Haha, well since I applied barely a week ago, so my application is still not in LVO and still is being processed in Ottawa. So I only check for status updates during the working hours of Ottawa, 9 to 5andy108 said:we all have obsession with status checking... trust me
very helpful. +1g126 said:This takes a while... in fact it will only be complete once the decision is made
You'll see the medicals passed and the background check change from not needed (NN) to not started (NS) to (IP) and then back to NS/NN... And the cycle though again... depending on which VO this may cycle a few more times.
The way I understand is this:
- There is an initial DOC check (so BC goes to IP) for a few weeks, along with this check they'll also verify your medicals, which usually is the first one to change
- Then you file is transferred to the Local VO and sits idle for some time
- The the BC changes back to IP for about 2 months while they do all the security background checking
- Eventually when this is finished you'll receive PPR and decision is made status changes
Throughout the whole process the eligibility remains "Review in Process".
If they need documents from you then (and only then) the Review of submitted documents changes to "We need documents from you" -> "Provided" -> No additional Docs needed at this time...
During the initial checks they perform two checks:
- R10 checks to verify you have submitted all the required docs and they are all in order (this is where the app is canceled if you forget to attach something like degree or medical receipt and usually happens within the first 3 weeks)
- A11.2 checks to verify you meet the minimum entry criteria at the time of ITA, they will recalculate your CRS and make sure it's above the cutoff (this is were your app is canceled if the system gave you more CRS points than you should of had and you accepted the ITA anyway), this stage also involves PNP criteria, so for example OINP requires the candidate te remain above 400 points, if the candidate dipped bellow due to a change in IELTS or any other change except for birthdays you get app canceled)
The second round of BC checks will verify admissibility, so basically:
- security
- criminality
- misrepresentation
- etc.
Important note is that the security portion is not done by IRCC but by Canadian Intelligence Services so this can take a while and is out of their hands...
Hope you find this helpful... I was wondering about all this until recently and better understanding the process ahead makes it a little easier to bear the wait! ;-)
Your are not alone VENSAK !! I check my account every time! My "Review of submitted documents" is blank, I don't realy know what it means!!!vensak said:
My experience from Ontario is that it takes like 1 to 2 weeks to check your points.emmn1003 said:
If you search the forum you'll find plenty information on that... In short if you're a citizen or a PR you can do it yourself for $5 (so if you know someone that is they can do it for you), just go here :emmn1003 said:
