Received means it has been... received...godzilla said:1What is the difference between "Application Received" Vs "In Process" status in ECAS?
How long would it take to see an "in process" status dude ?jsm0085 said:Received means it has been... received...
In process means that a VO has started processing it...
It depends on when the application was submitted. Pre 2013 apps have had to wait SEVERAL months whereas POST 2013 apps have already started to see this status.Winterfox said:How long would it take to see an "in process" status dude ?
It's pretty reliable for CEC to date.eng3a said:I think you don't have to rely on the online status. It shows In process for FSW applicants once they receive the file which is not logic enough.
That does not seems to be trueshells said:Seniors, please correct me if I'm wrong. This is my guess.
Application receive - they received your package, but it's just sitting there.. They are not working on it yet. You can still ask for a refund if you want to cancel the application.
In process - they started working on it already, no refund allowed if you decide to cancel now.
"VO has started processing it" means my file is already transferred to a visa office?jsm0085 said:Received means it has been... received...
In process means that a VO has started processing it...
Impressive.godzilla said:Ok today I can see the status on my ECAS as "In Process"
This is the exact text in my ECAS
We received your application for permanent residence on February 21, 2013.
We started processing your application on April 10, 2013.
omg.. please dont say lottery system...aquareo said:Would there be any correlation between the applicant profile (work exp, status in Canada etc) and "in process status" OR it's simply a lottery system where some applicants will get there application processed much faster than others. I see that 4-5 applicants from Feb 2013 have there application already "in process".
Lol. This time you'll win.from_mumbai said:omg.. please dont say lottery system...
I'm always the loser...