Are you FSW-OUTLAND? My file is still in Sydney,Nova Scotia too. Its almost a month now.
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hi what is the difference between "We are processing your background check. We will send you a message if we need more information." and " Your application is in progress. The next step is to conduct a background check" in BG？
Theoretically, there is some difference which is self explanatory. As far as CIC concerned, it is one type of BG status / stage that each applicant should undergo. During this process, CIC will validate R10, Criminal checks etcMartin_Tony said:
Once they are done, they will change to Not applicable. CEC Inlands, whoever submit RCMP upfront they will get this status (Next step to conduct BG check) and for others they will display "we are processing back ground check".
Hope it clarifies your query.
Hi everyone,
Yesterday I got a request for an additional document... I uploaded it right away.
Today my medical exam switched to 'passed' and under background check I have "We are processing your background check. We will send you a message if we need more information.". The review of additional documents is still "The additional documents you provided have been uploaded."
Does all of this sound ok?
Yesterday I got a request for an additional document... I uploaded it right away.
Today my medical exam switched to 'passed' and under background check I have "We are processing your background check. We will send you a message if we need more information.". The review of additional documents is still "The additional documents you provided have been uploaded."
Does all of this sound ok?
thanksBaji81 said:Theoretically, there is some difference which is self explanatory. As far as CIC concerned, it is one type of BG status / stage that each applicant should undergo. During this process, CIC will validate R10, Criminal checks etc
Once they are done, they will change to Not applicable. CEC Inlands, whoever submit RCMP upfront they will get this status (Next step to conduct BG check) and for others they will display "we are processing back ground check".
Hope it clarifies your query.
Hey guys,
I was wondering about what kinda role does the Local Visa offer play in finalising our applications? I have heard R10 and A11 is done at the Central Intake Office like Sydney, Nova Scotia and once complete the file gets transferred to LVO for final decision. So, is LVO just sending out PPR emails or they do some processing also?
I was wondering about what kinda role does the Local Visa offer play in finalising our applications? I have heard R10 and A11 is done at the Central Intake Office like Sydney, Nova Scotia and once complete the file gets transferred to LVO for final decision. So, is LVO just sending out PPR emails or they do some processing also?
Current status of my application
Application status - We received your application. We will send you a message when there is an update or if we need more information from you.
Review of eligibility - We are reviewing whether you meet the eligibility requirements.
Review of medical results - You passed the medical exam.
Review of additional documents - We need additional documents. ( RCMP Criminal Record Check )
Interview - You do not need an interview. We will send you a message if this changes.
Background check - We are processing your background check.We will send you a message if we need more information.
Final decision - Your application is in progress. We will send you a message once the final decision has been made.
Friends
Finally, after spending 70 bleak days since aor, I get these updates. I am bit surprised to see why CIC is asking for RCMP. However, i am not sure if they usually ask criminal record report for federal skilled workers.
Guys what you think how many days it will take to see PPR.
I have not paid RPRF upfront.
Best wishes for all of you
Application status - We received your application. We will send you a message when there is an update or if we need more information from you.
Review of eligibility - We are reviewing whether you meet the eligibility requirements.
Review of medical results - You passed the medical exam.
Review of additional documents - We need additional documents. ( RCMP Criminal Record Check )
Interview - You do not need an interview. We will send you a message if this changes.
Background check - We are processing your background check.We will send you a message if we need more information.
Final decision - Your application is in progress. We will send you a message once the final decision has been made.
Friends
Finally, after spending 70 bleak days since aor, I get these updates. I am bit surprised to see why CIC is asking for RCMP. However, i am not sure if they usually ask criminal record report for federal skilled workers.
Guys what you think how many days it will take to see PPR.
I have not paid RPRF upfront.
Best wishes for all of you
I found something in the forum which explains the entire process. Hope this explains your questionmohitmalhotr44 said:
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GCMS Notes received after PPR was issued that explains my processing timeline from AOR to PPR
I ordered my GCMS notes for the first time on the day my application turned 5 months old, in order to receive it when the processing time becomes 6 so I would understand why it may pass the 6 months threshold. With Allah mighty blessings, I received my PPR 10 days later. The notes where issued the day before my PPR email was sent out, but it contains all the exact information required.
timeline on MyCIC
2015/07/17: ITA
2015/09/10: Submission of eAPR
2015/09/11: AOR
2015/12/18: Medical: Passed / Background Check: In progress
2015/12/22: Background Check: Not needed at this time
2016/02/14: Background Check: In progress
2016/02/15: RPRF request / paid
2016/02/19: PPR email (received it 3 days later, thanks to my lawyer)
Actual timeline from GCMS notes
2015/07/17: ITA
2015/09/10: Submission of eAPR
2015/09/11: AOR
2015/12/18: SUPPORT AGENT REVIEW: Preparing application for R10, Medicals: PASSED- Attaching my lawyer as a representative - Checking ECA is available - Checking IELTS - Requesting verification of Education - Funds - PCC - RCMP Check initiated
2015/12/19: AGENT REVIEW: R10 OK - PCCs OK - Education verified on WES - Criminality: PASSED
2015/12/22: AGENT REVIEW: Work experiences match proposed NOC - Reference Letters are verified - FSW and CRS scores are OK - Confirmation of marriage documents - Eligibility: RECOMMENDED PASS - Security check: REQUESTED
File transfer from CIO to CPC Ottawa - Workload redistribution
2016/02/14: OFFICER REVIEW: Confirm intention to reside in XXXX - Security Check: PASSED - Eligibility: PASSED - PR Application: ACCEPTED - RPRF : OUTSTANDING
Counterfoil: In Printing Queue
COPR: In Printing Queue
2016/02/15: OUTGOING MAIL: RPRF request
2016/02/16: INCOMING MAIL: RPRF Paid
- If your RPRF wasn't paid upfront, and you receive a request in a later stage (4 months or more), this is definitely a great sign of application acceptance.
- My application was literally untouched for 13 months post to AOR then most of the checks were done in a span of 5 days!
- IRCC work a lot on weekends, if you check the dates, you'll find a lot of Saturdays and Sundays.
- There are 3 types of reviewing personal: Support Agent, Agent and Officer. I assume the rank is ascending, and an Officer is the one deciding the fate of an application.
- Security Checks are the most time consuming elements of an application. After further research on Google and the forum, CSIS (Canadian Intelligence) receives a request from IRCC to conduct a Security Background check on all applicants 18 years and over towards CSIS databases, such as terrorism and espionage. CSIS also send requests to all intelligence agencies of all the countries you live in for 6 months or more. This is done as part of a global information sharing protocol (reference and confirmation is in research)
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Congrats and all the best with the rest of the processYardley said:Current status of my application
Application status - We received your application. We will send you a message when there is an update or if we need more information from you.
Review of eligibility - We are reviewing whether you meet the eligibility requirements.
Review of medical results - You passed the medical exam.
Review of additional documents - We need additional documents. ( RCMP Criminal Record Check )
Interview - You do not need an interview. We will send you a message if this changes.
Background check - We are processing your background check.We will send you a message if we need more information.
Final decision - Your application is in progress. We will send you a message once the final decision has been made.
Friends
Finally, after spending 70 bleak days since aor, I get these updates. I am bit surprised to see why CIC is asking for RCMP. However, i am not sure if they usually ask criminal record report for federal skilled workers.
Guys what you think how many days it will take to see PPR.
I have not paid RPRF upfront.
Best wishes for all of you
Bro, thanks a lot. this is very informative. Just one thing, looking at your GCMS notes it seems that the support agent and agent at Central intake office complete majority of the work i.e. R10 and A11. Once complete, the file is transferred to LVO for verification/review and confirmation/acceptance by the officer. It seems the majority of the work is done at the central intake office. What do you think? Correct me if I am wrong.Baji81 said:I found something in the forum which explains the entire process. Hope this explains your question
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GCMS Notes received after PPR was issued that explains my processing timeline from AOR to PPR
I ordered my GCMS notes for the first time on the day my application turned 5 months old, in order to receive it when the processing time becomes 6 so I would understand why it may pass the 6 months threshold. With Allah mighty blessings, I received my PPR 10 days later. The notes where issued the day before my PPR email was sent out, but it contains all the exact information required.
timeline on MyCIC
2015/07/17: ITA
2015/09/10: Submission of eAPR
2015/09/11: AOR
2015/12/18: Medical: Passed / Background Check: In progress
2015/12/22: Background Check: Not needed at this time
2016/02/14: Background Check: In progress
2016/02/15: RPRF request / paid
2016/02/19: PPR email (received it 3 days later, thanks to my lawyer)
Actual timeline from GCMS notes
2015/07/17: ITA
2015/09/10: Submission of eAPR
2015/09/11: AOR
2015/12/18: SUPPORT AGENT REVIEW: Preparing application for R10, Medicals: PASSED- Attaching my lawyer as a representative - Checking ECA is available - Checking IELTS - Requesting verification of Education - Funds - PCC - RCMP Check initiated
2015/12/19: AGENT REVIEW: R10 OK - PCCs OK - Education verified on WES - Criminality: PASSED
2015/12/22: AGENT REVIEW: Work experiences match proposed NOC - Reference Letters are verified - FSW and CRS scores are OK - Confirmation of marriage documents - Eligibility: RECOMMENDED PASS - Security check: REQUESTED
File transfer from CIO to CPC Ottawa - Workload redistribution
2016/02/14: OFFICER REVIEW: Confirm intention to reside in XXXX - Security Check: PASSED - Eligibility: PASSED - PR Application: ACCEPTED - RPRF : OUTSTANDING
Counterfoil: In Printing Queue
COPR: In Printing Queue
2016/02/15: OUTGOING MAIL: RPRF request
2016/02/16: INCOMING MAIL: RPRF Paid
- If your RPRF wasn't paid upfront, and you receive a request in a later stage (4 months or more), this is definitely a great sign of application acceptance.
- My application was literally untouched for 13 months post to AOR then most of the checks were done in a span of 5 days!
- IRCC work a lot on weekends, if you check the dates, you'll find a lot of Saturdays and Sundays.
- There are 3 types of reviewing personal: Support Agent, Agent and Officer. I assume the rank is ascending, and an Officer is the one deciding the fate of an application.
- Security Checks are the most time consuming elements of an application. After further research on Google and the forum, CSIS (Canadian Intelligence) receives a request from IRCC to conduct a Security Background check on all applicants 18 years and over towards CSIS databases, such as terrorism and espionage. CSIS also send requests to all intelligence agencies of all the countries you live in for 6 months or more. This is done as part of a global information sharing protocol (reference and confirmation is in research)
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Yeah, I agree with you. Btw these are not my notes. Somebody posted in the past. Just gathered here for everyone's reference. If you observed these notes after BGC Not needed /Not Applicable to In progress , CIC officers are waiting for Security clearance before their final decision. Most of us are worried why officers are taking this long. In fact, they also depends on someone else to get the Security clearance for us.mohitmalhotr44 said: