Baji81 said:I just received golden email (PPR). All the best to redt of the folks who are eagerly waiting for PPR.
Congratulations Baji
Cheers
Baji81 said:I just received golden email (PPR). All the best to redt of the folks who are eagerly waiting for PPR.
That's great, prepare for PPR email!kb15 said:SCHEDULE A submitted today morning.
Finally after long wait BG went to "we are processing your background check, we will send you a message if we need more information" today evening.
Congrats ;DBaji81 said:I just received golden email (PPR). All the best to redt of the folks who are eagerly waiting for PPR.
Congrats ;Dnj1234 said:Hello Friends ,
I am a CEC Inland applicant and my timeline is
AOR Jan 22 2017
Med passed Feb 23 2017
BG NS-> IP Feb 23 2017
BG IP -> NA March 21 2017
RPRF was paid at the time of submitting e-APR. I was waiting for my BG status to change to IP 2 and ...
I just received the passport request email from cic.
Best wishes to all of you you are waiting for PPR.
Baji81 said:There are two different things. Application status remains in process until we complete stamping.
Regarding BG status - It will go through different stages and let me try to make it clear to you to avoid any further confusion.
Prior to March 7, CIC used to maintain the below BG status.
1. Not needed at this time (NN)
2. Not Started (NS)
3. In Progress (IP)
After March 7, they paraphase the above status as follows.
1. Not Applicable (NA) ( Old Status :: NN)
2. Next to step to conduct BG Check (NBG) (Old Status : NS)
3. In Progress (IP)
People in the threads are using the above status interchangeably. So, don't get confused.
Now as far as BG process is concerned, it will go through the below trends. I'm using new status words for your reference.
Trend 1: NA -> IP -> NA -> IP
Trend 2: NA -> NBG-> NA-> IP
Some people who are submitting RCMP along with eAPR follows Trend 2 and rest Trend 1. I may not be 100% accurate. But this is what I noticed for CEC Inlanders.
Once the applicant at IP(2), he can expect PPR anytime soon.
Regarding at what stage BG will change??
STAGE 1:: After we submit our application, the BG status would be NA and it will be there until we see a change in Medical status (Passed).
STAGE 2:: After medical update is done, then agent at CIO will change our BG to IP or NBG. Then, he will start R10 check, Criminal checks.
STAGE 3:: After the above checks are done, then he will change BG to NA and our file moved to next stage for Eligibility assessment (A11.2) . Once he/she feels that we are meeting the Eligibility then he/she will provide his/her recommendation to Visa Officer and initiate the Security Clearance. At this point only our file will be moved from CIO to CPC.
STAGE 4:: Officer at Local Visa Office (LVO) will review the recommendation, Security clearance reports. Once he/she satisfies then he/she will approve the recommendation. Then our BG will be changed to IP again. This is where PPR(Passport Request) mails triggered to applicants.
Hope it helps you and the people who wants some clarity on BG status.
If it takes longer than 60 days for your PCC, inform them and kindly ask for the delay extension. You need to show your application and communication (or some proof), that the delay for PCC is that long.cococly said:My PCC has yet to arrive at IRCC's office.... :-X The 60-day deadline is coming up soon...
With the provided information it seems your R10 and Criminal checks are still in progress. They will change the BG status to Not Applicable (NA) once R10, Criminal checks, A11.2( Agent recommendation) are done. After that your file will be moved to LVO for final decison.Yardley said:Very informative ... Thanx for sharing
Baji I am FSW inland and i get request for RCMP after 70 days since AOR .My medical was passed same day. BC are in progress from that day. Now I am bit anxious weather R10 and Eligibility assessment (A11.2) already done or not.
Yesterday i see many cec applicants got PPR next day after submitting RCMP.
Please tell me at which stage my application should be ...when i can expect RPRF request
Thanx
The official time needed for my local authority to produce the PCC is 28days. It's such a long wait.vensak said:If it takes longer than 60 days for your PCC, inform them and kindly ask for the delay extension. You need to show your application and communication (or some proof), that the delay for PCC is that long.
Good luck.
No, it says to submit our passports to Ottawa office. You'll not get anything in CIC site at this point of time.lealealea said:congrats!
did the golden email only saying "you have a message in CIC website?"
I have a very similar timeline as you. I got the HKPC request from CIC on Feb 27, and I went to the police headquarter to apply for it the next day. My status on my profile for additional document still has not changed to "Provided".cococly said:The official time needed for my local authority to produce the PCC is 28days. It's such a long wait.
May I ask what is the best way to inform them and ask for the extensions?
Some said the operator on the hotline can't do anything, some say CSE can do just that.
Please advise.