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AOR -IRCC PR PROCESS - DECEMBER OINP NOMINATED

gantisunil86 said:
I actually asked them for my UCI and VO, and i got this reply:

Good morning Sunil,

Your application (E000687xxx) has been approved. Instructions will be sent to you shortly.

Your UCI # is xxx.
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gantisunil86: Congrats!! Great you shared this new procedure of CIC/IRCC. We would have never known.
Also share the news of PPR letter as soon as you get. Thanks in advance. Enjoy!!
 
MZASAM said:
gantisunil86: Congrats!! Great you shared this new procedure of CIC/IRCC. We would have never known.
Also share the news of PPR letter as soon as you get. Thanks in advance. Enjoy!!
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Sure i will do it
 
Sedlris said:
@bestofluck

Got passport requests today!!!!!!! I am so excited ;D :P :D
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Congratulations Sedlris ... Which visa office ?
 
Got a reply to my mail that my file is with the London visa office now.. Anyone know their email address?
 
Sedlris said:
@bestofluck

Got passport requests today!!!!!!! I am so excited ;D :P :D
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Sedlris : Congrats!! Can you please share your eAPR..AoR...other details
 
skdubai said:
Got a reply to my mail that my file is with the London visa office now.. Anyone know their email address?
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There is a separate thread for London VO. you will get details.
 
I sent an email to ask about my uci number and got feedback of my number, however this was added:

Please be advised that your Right of Permanent Residence Fees (RPRF) for your spouse and you are still outstanding. If you have already paid, please send a receipt of your RPRF to this e-mail: CPCO-Cost-Recovery@cic.gc.ca

I didn't pay RPRF fees upfront, does this mean I should pay it right away and send receipt to the email or I have to wait for an email to pay it. And if I pay it now how does it link to my application?
 
For those whose background check status changed to "In Progress" - did your application status say "Updated" before you checked the detailed status?
 
mawcanada said:
I sent an email to ask about my uci number and got feedback of my number, however this was added:

Please be advised that your Right of Permanent Residence Fees (RPRF) for your spouse and you are still outstanding. If you have already paid, please send a receipt of your RPRF to this e-mail: CPCO-Cost-Recovery@cic.gc.ca

I didn't pay RPRF fees upfront, does this mean I should pay it right away and send receipt to the email or I have to wait for an email to pay it. And if I pay it now how does it link to my application?
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Yes you can pay the fees and send the recpt. In reply to the mail. When you get RPRF req and new window opens, you can upload the same receipt.
 
Jamaicangirl88 said:
For those whose background check status changed to "In Progress" - did your application status say "Updated" before you checked the detailed status?
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I never received notifications for BG updates. However, I did receive emails when my medical passed and for each individual document request.
 
bestofluck said:
She is asking whether the submitted button changed to updated after entering mycic and before checking status.
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Ok so I think you are talking about the text under "Details" and "Messages" columns. The under both the columns stayed the same for all BG changes. however if I remember correctly, Details entry changed to "Updated" when Meds passed and it changed to "Action Required" when documents were requested. It now reads "Submitted" after I submitted the requested documents. In addition, every time there was a new message in my application page, which so far happened for the application transmission, the AOR letter and each document request, the entry under "Messages" changed to "Unread" or "New" ( I am sure it changed to something bot not sure what exactly haha).

Hope this is what she is asking for :D
 
Just noticed my background check changed to in progress. What does this signifies?
 
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