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y2abid

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May 22, 2010
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Category........
Visa Office......
London office
NOC Code......
0111
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
25-12-2009
Doc's Request.
10-4-2010
Nomination.....
real in-process 17-jan-2012
AOR Received.
10-1-2011
Med's Request
04-NOV-2014
Med's Done....
17-NOV-2014
Interview........
no
Passport Req..
PPR-1 on 2 Dec 2014 and PPR 18 Dec 2014
Today see my e-status show Decision made, what thats mean before medical received please advise..?


We received your application for permanent residence on February 10, 2010.

We reviewed your application and sent you a letter on April 8, 2010. Please consider delays in mail delivery before contacting us.

Your application and supporting documents were received by the London England office. They are pending review.

We transferred your application to the London England office on April 13, 2010. The London England office may contact you.

A decision has been made on your application. The office will contact you concerning this decision.
 
there are 3 possibilities

1. your application is refused (wish this is not the case)
2. They are changes your client id no.
3. e-case error ( less chances)

all the best

regards
 
before medical request received, decision made e-status show
 
y2abid said:
before medical request received, decision made e-status show

It could be a system error. Samething happened to me. But I contacted them immediately. So you should contact them to fix this error. When you submitted full docs?
 
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/all-bangladeshi-applicants-forum-t19664.0.html#new

Go to the above link, some 5/6 people fell in such problems, sorry, I could not follow them finally. Hope this is because of system error. Don't worry.
 
i submitted dox 27 July 2010
 
eemmoo1 said:
It could be a system error. Samething happened to me. But I contacted them immediately. So you should contact them to fix this error. When you submitted full docs?

Had u found any solution, friend? Any update from VO?
 
y2abid said:
i submitted dox 27 July 2010

Well in that case, it should be system error. Because they have not started looking at files from May 2010 onwards. Send them email immediately.
 
deba_avik said:
Had u found any solution, friend? Any update from VO?

Yes, after one year they removed Decision Made from my ecase and it is now RBVO. But it is very impportant to contact them. Sometimes they made decisions on wrong footings.
 
eemmoo1 said:
Yes, after one year they removed Decision Made from my ecase and it is now RBVO. But it is very impportant to contact them. Sometimes they made decisions on wrong footings.

Hi,

Please elaborate. What needs to be communicated with the Visa Office regarding this situation. I am in same page. Mailed Singapore Visa Office. The replied that my case is pending review. On e-cas its still "Decision Made"
Thanks
 
Sid_BD said:
Hi,

Please elaborate. What needs to be communicated with the Visa Office regarding this situation. I am in same page. Mailed Singapore Visa Office. The replied that my case is pending review. On e-cas its still "Decision Made"
Thanks

If you have received a reply then it is fine. No action required from your end.
 
Sid_BD said:
Hi,

Please elaborate. What needs to be communicated with the Visa Office regarding this situation. I am in same page. Mailed Singapore Visa Office. The replied that my case is pending review. On e-cas its still "Decision Made"
Thanks

Hi friend,

As they have ensured the thing, don't worry. They will definitely change once, ecas for Pre June is not changed so regularly. Keep the communication records with you.
 
Thanks for assuring....to both of you. But it seems that for pre june,2010...its a tough game.
Hope for the best.
 
today i ask my canadian base lawyer he said that "Decision made" before medical request is system error and rejection can be possible after medical done received by CIC. rejection could been issue after 4 months of full dox received by Egibility review