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syed_h_sha said:
I guess this week you should get some response...
after updating the info i got response with in two weeks.

If I am correct you get a mail tonight or tomorrow...

Syed

it would be great if they send me this week
 
Bkkkk said:
Me, I had experience. They asked me to correct one of the answer on the form on 2 Oct 2012. I sent it to them on 4 Oct 2012. Later on, I kept sending emails to CPP to follow up, no responses. Last Friday, I decided to directly mentioned the officer's #, put a attention # on the email title, also mentioned my concerns and attached the doc again. 5 hours later, the officer replied my email directly and apologized for the delay. Turned out, my doc never got attached to the file at the first time I sent. Officer then informally requested me to pay for RPRF and said my application is completed and authorized to issue immigration visa.

My suggestion is, follow up with the attention # that they gave u in 2 weeks. Don't wait for 4 months like me. Where did you send your RPRF receipt?

I am still waiting for the formal PPR.
I mentioned Visa officer number on top of my Email body.....PLus I mailed them same documents and sent in attention to visa officer........I paid RPRF online and sent them copy of receipt
 
So everyone here who got an email from Ottawa asking for info got it from a dedicated/assigned officer? I got the personal history request email from the general "Case Processing Pilot" email account. Does that mean I am yet to be assigned to any officer unlike everybody else is?
 
Now that I paid another money to redo my medicals, how long will it take for CIC to give me updates?

If most of what I read on this forum is anything to go by, then my file is not assigned. That is :( :( :( :( :(.
I am frustrated living in a LIMBO!!
 
From the discussion which i had from a government source, if they are asking information from you then there is a case officer assigned to your case and since they are over loaded, they come back once a week or may be once in two to three weeks back to ur file and update the file with the information they have received from you for whatever they asked you to provide to them(second time or third time is not relevant). Once everything is up to date and luckily its time for your file to be viewed then BINGO.......you are in and this is how the wheels are in motion.

My 2 cents..........i don't know if i should be relying on this information and stick to it but this is the ONLY explanation i have received so far by poking around a lot of people.

Is this helpful? You decide.
 
dumdumhogayamein said:
From the discussion which i had from a government source, if they are asking information from you then there is a case officer assigned to your case and since they are over loaded, they come back once a week or may be once in two to three weeks back to ur file and update the file with the information they have received from you for whatever they asked you to provide to them(second time or third time is not relevant). Once everything is up to date and luckily its time for your file to be viewed then BINGO.......you are in and this is how the wheels are in motion.

My 2 cents..........i don't know if i should be relying on this information and stick to it but this is the ONLY explanation i have received so far by poking around a lot of people.

Is this helpful? You decide.

It's definitely helpful! Big time insight! Thank you for sharing man.
 
dumdumhogayamein said:
From the discussion which i had from a government source, if they are asking information from you then there is a case officer assigned to your case and since they are over loaded, they come back once a week or may be once in two to three weeks back to ur file and update the file with the information they have received from you for whatever they asked you to provide to them(second time or third time is not relevant). Once everything is up to date and luckily its time for your file to be viewed then BINGO.......you are in and this is how the wheels are in motion.

My 2 cents..........i don't know if i should be relying on this information and stick to it but this is the ONLY explanation i have received so far by poking around a lot of people.

Is this helpful? You decide.

It sounds reasonably right and helpful.
 
Whats the difference with FSW1, FSW2 and FSW3?
 
dumdumhogayamein said:
Whats the difference with FSW1, FSW2 and FSW3?

just copy paste this from answer here in forum:

There are three categories under the Federal Skilled Worker Class:

Category 1 (FSW 1): For persons in an occupation which corresponds to the list of occupations identified in the Ministerial Instructions and have evidence of one year of continuous full-time (or full-time equivalent) experience in that occupation;

Category 2 (FSW 2): For persons who have arranged employment offer with a Canadian employer; or

Category 3 (FSW 3): For students or workers who are legally residing in Canada, and have done so for at least 12 months immediately before submitting their application.
 
Cytric said:
just copy paste this from answer here in forum:

There are three categories under the Federal Skilled Worker Class:

Category 1 (FSW 1): For persons in an occupation which corresponds to the list of occupations identified in the Ministerial Instructions and have evidence of one year of continuous full-time (or full-time equivalent) experience in that occupation;

Category 2 (FSW 2): For persons who have arranged employment offer with a Canadian employer; or

Category 3 (FSW 3): For students or workers who are legally residing in Canada, and have done so for at least 12 months immediately before submitting their application.
Cytric said:
just copy paste this from answer here in forum:

There are three categories under the Federal Skilled Worker Class:

Category 1 (FSW 1): For persons in an occupation which corresponds to the list of occupations identified in the Ministerial Instructions and have evidence of one year of continuous full-time (or full-time equivalent) experience in that occupation;

Category 2 (FSW 2): For persons who have arranged employment offer with a Canadian employer; or

Category 3 (FSW 3): For students or workers who are legally residing in Canada, and have done so for at least 12 months immediately before submitting their application.
Thanks
 
Bkkkk said:
Me, I had experience. They asked me to correct one of the answer on the form on 2 Oct 2012. I sent it to them on 4 Oct 2012. Later on, I kept sending emails to CPP to follow up, no responses. Last Friday, I decided to directly mentioned the officer's #, put a attention # on the email title, also mentioned my concerns and attached the doc again. 5 hours later, the officer replied my email directly and apologized for the delay. Turned out, my doc never got attached to the file at the first time I sent. Officer then informally requested me to pay for RPRF and said my application is completed and authorized to issue immigration visa.

My suggestion is, follow up with the attention # that they gave u in 2 weeks. Don't wait for 4 months like me. Where did you send your RPRF receipt?

I am still waiting for the formal PPR.

Wow, where did you get the officer number???
 
Guys,

I received this today:

· 6xxxxxxx - My Name:
· Police Certificate: Please provide this office with an original police clearance certificate from the United Arab Emirates. This must be received at this office by: 06/05/2013
· RPRF: Pay the Right of Permanent Residence fee Please refer to the attached document for further instructions. This must be received at this office by: 06/05/2013
· Marriage Certificate / Licence: Marriage/certificate(s) This must be received at this office by: 06/05/2013
· Birth registration/certificate: Birth registration/certificate This must be received at this office by: 06/05/2013

· 6xxxxxxx - Spouse Name:
· Birth registration/certificate: Birth registration/certificate This must be received at this office by: 06/05/2013
· RPRF: Pay the Right of Permanent Residence fee Please refer to the attached document for further instructions. This must be received at this office by: 06/05/2013

· Updated details of your personal history since 2011/06/06. Start with the most recent information, indicate your occupation or job title if you were working. If you were not working, provide information on what you were doing (ie. Unemployed, studying, traveling, etc). Please include city/town or country and the name of the institution/company.





Question, did they ask personal history only for my wife or should i have to provide my personal history as well. and how to provide them personal hoistory. is there any form to fill

BR.
Sohail
 
and did i have to mention my trips to US and back to pakistan for 2 months"?
 
Hi guys, I need your help. I am June 2011 aaplicant under the QSW stream. Today, I received the following e-mail from CPP-Ottawa in reply to my e-mail which I send a week ago. Please read the following e-mail and till how long it will take to do the background checks:

Dear XXXX:
The Immigration and Refugee Protection Act requires that each person applying for a visa to Canada be screened in many different ways, including health, security and criminality.
Background checks or further investigation are necessary in relation with the processing of your and / or your spouse's application. Therefore, the time needed for the processing of this application has fallen outside the timeframe set out in the AOR letter.
Often, delays in the processing of an application are out of our control as some processing steps require coordination with external authorities.
Our office will contact you and / or your spouse as soon as all verifications are completed, or as soon as more information, documents or an interview are required.
Delays in the processing of visa applications are always frustrating to all concerned.
For future reference, in all correspondence to our office please refer to the applicant's full name, date of birth and file number.
Regards,


Case Processing Pilot - Ottawa | Centre de Traitement Pilote - Ottawa
Citizenship and Immigration Canada | Citoyenneté et Immigration Canada
219 Laurier Avenue West Ottawa ON K1A 1L1 | 219 avenue Laurier Ouest
7th Floor | 7ème étage, Section B
Ottawa ON K1A 1L1 Canada
 
McGill said:
Hi guys, I need your help. I am June 2011 aaplicant under the QSW stream. Today, I received the following e-mail from CPP-Ottawa in reply to my e-mail which I send a week ago. Please read the following e-mail and till how long it will take to do the background checks:

Dear XXXX:
The Immigration and Refugee Protection Act requires that each person applying for a visa to Canada be screened in many different ways, including health, security and criminality.
Background checks or further investigation are necessary in relation with the processing of your and / or your spouse's application. Therefore, the time needed for the processing of this application has fallen outside the timeframe set out in the AOR letter.
Often, delays in the processing of an application are out of our control as some processing steps require coordination with external authorities.
Our office will contact you and / or your spouse as soon as all verifications are completed, or as soon as more information, documents or an interview are required.
Delays in the processing of visa applications are always frustrating to all concerned.
For future reference, in all correspondence to our office please refer to the applicant's full name, date of birth and file number.
Regards,


Case Processing Pilot - Ottawa | Centre de Traitement Pilote - Ottawa – KH00138
Citizenship and Immigration Canada | Citoyenneté et Immigration Canada
219 Laurier Avenue West Ottawa ON K1A 1L1 | 219 avenue Laurier Ouest
7th Floor | 7ème étage, Section B
Ottawa ON K1A 1L1 Canada
I'm afraid it doesn't look too good. The background check might take for ever. Someone in this forum got his cleared in almost 10 months. He wrote to CIC and they replied with the same content as yours. It took him another 5 months or so to get his PPR after the reply. Then it has no relation to what it might actually take to complete the checks. Nobody can predict how long it will take. I hope you will receive something really soon.