Do you have lots of travel history or anything in your application that can make security check longer than normal?PiyushAgrawal06121985 said:
I think your stay in UK for 6 years and the government job could be the reason for the the delay. I understand the frustration when you have provided all the correct documents. But sometimes BG checks could take longer than the normal time.sttaq said:
all 5 gcms notes same stuff....medical and criminality PASSED..........security and eligibility NOT STARTED........but on 5th GCMS assigned to and assigned by officer changed and due date changed( new due date 11/11/2016)musicnlyrx said:
hello all,PiyushAgrawal06121985 said:
No i dont think the stay in UK is a problem as there have been others who have got ppr. I thinks its govt job for which i am not even claiming any points so whats the point. Even if that is the case then really they should keep us informed regarding any reason for delay. Hiding things makes us speculate and complain. We even think they are not doing anything. So if they open up at least we will know what is going on. Just saying security check is not enough especially when you are not considered a criminal. I mean if someone is a security threat then surely he must have got a criminal record of some sort. So when criminality is passed then security should not take years.musicnlyrx said:
What I understand about security check through this forum is that the security check is dependent on external agencies, something that is beyond CIC's control. Criminality check uses PCCs that you would have given for different countries. I may be wrong here, but this is general hypotheses.sttaq said:
I completely understand your frustration. I have gone through 16 months of it. I too held a government job way before I applied for EE. It was only a two and half year stint, and I did not claim any points for it. But it is a part of my personal history and I understand that they need to do a thorough check. However, in my opinion, the information between CSIS, CBSA and IRCC often gets lost or simply neglected for months at the time. Maybe even agencies outside Canada (in your home country or wherever it is that you held the position), are the ones slacking and taking forever to deliver information. So it is a long and a very very frustrating process. I have been on this forum for a very long time and I have seen people who held government jobs go through security checks in 3, 6, 8 months... and we simply cannot know in what way IRCC conducts those. I suggest you keep pestering them and question them about your application all the time so it doesn't get forgotten.sttaq said:
