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[stefi2020]

AOR Oct 8th
Medical Passed 18th of Nov
Biometrics Exempt
No updates after that. If anyone in the same timeline got eligibility cleared let me know. Will call IRCC and check status. Otherwise don't want to waste their time and will wait

Hi,
My AOR is oct 10th
MEP and Biometrics update october 20th
RCMP requested november 20th
Upload RCMP 30 november
2 ghost update on decem 6th
Criminality in progress (called december 31)
1 ghost update on jan 13th
Can not reach IRCC for one week....

 

[Noyan2020]

Hi,
My AOR is oct 10th
MEP and Biometrics update october 20th
RCMP requested november 20th
Upload RCMP 30 november
2 ghost update on decem 6th
Criminality in progress (called december 31)
1 ghost update on jan 13th
Can not reach IRCC for one week....

Beautiful people, my visitor record has been approved... Had applied in June 2020 and it was approved on 01.18.2021 until mid-Feb 2021...will apply for an extension as soon as I receive the physical document... PR application also in progress since Oct 2020...Good luck to everyone...

 

[Patiently_pr]

@Patiently_pr any updates after MEP? My AOR is 9th Oct

Unfortunately, nothing, zilch, zero update since

 

[Raj_aud]

AOR Oct 8th
Medical Passed 18th of Nov
Biometrics Exempt
No updates after that. If anyone in the same timeline got eligibility cleared let me know. Will call IRCC and check status. Otherwise don't want to waste their time and will wait

I had called last week and eligibility had not started. AOR Oct 9th

 

[harshpatel170195]

Just called them now.
Aor Oct 26, CEC Outland
Medicals passed.
Biometrics uploaded Dec 9.
Currently working on criminality.
Eligibility not started yet.
VO Ottawa.

At least they've actually moved on to criminality.

Hi there - just want to know does IRCC agent can inform you on current application process? When I had called them they only told my application in process and had not given any information about what IRCC currently working on (eligibility or criminality) ?

 

[TheLeonEmpire]

Hope everyone is doing well.

AOR- October 21st, 2020.
MEP- December 9th, 2020
Biometrics- Not Required
Eligibility- Reviewing
Criminal-Processing

Thank you!

 

[MissyJ2]

Hi there - just want to know does IRCC agent can inform you on current application process? When I had called them they only told my application in process and had not given any information about what IRCC currently working on (eligibility or criminality) ?

I asked specifically for the status of eligibility and criminality. I think it's common for people to be given thus information when they call. Maybe try again?

 

[stefi2020]

I had called last week and eligibility had not started. AOR Oct 9th

Hello,

AOR 10th
Criminality was in progress as dec 31th.
Ghost update on jan 13th
Ordered GCSM notes on dec 13th - havent receive them yet...

 

[Raj_aud]

Hello,

AOR 10th
Criminality was in progress as dec 31th.
Ghost update on jan 13th
Ordered GCSM notes on dec 13th - havent receive them yet...

cool...lets keep in touch

 

[Mahesh1982]

Hello,

AOR 10th
Criminality was in progress as dec 31th.
Ghost update on jan 13th
Ordered GCSM notes on dec 13th - havent receive them yet...

Hi,
May i know your VO.

 

[stefi2020]

Hi,
May i know your VO.

VO is OTTAWA.....Can't reach IRCC over the phone...GSCM ordered more than a month ago...nothing yet...CSBA ordered this week....

 

[stefi2020]

Hello! I have just received my GSCM notes after 1 month and 1 week, so not too bad....Nothing changed since the notes were printed in december....

@legalfalcon , I would need your expertise since the GSCM came in French. I read your 2007 thread....but can't find what my GSCM notes means.
At the section "info sharing" For the USA, it is written in french " biometrie - details de la CCN" then for status : "pret a etre evalue" if I translate in english that would means " Biometrics - details of CNN" status " Ready to be evaluated" Maybe the english mention would be ? "review required" ? Can't find what CCN stands for?

For the other countries like AUS and NZL, It is just written "rien a signaler" means nothing to report. What does this mean please? and it is slighlty different as written : " Biometrie - CNN" and there is a expiry date - in february 2021

Can't insert picture here nor copy from the GSCM notes. I will try from my cellphone though.

Thank you for your help.

 

[legalfalcon]

Hello! I have just received my GSCM notes after 1 month and 1 week, so not too bad....Nothing changed since the notes were printed in december....

@legalfalcon , I would need your expertise since the GSCM came in French. I read your 2007 thread....but can't find what my GSCM notes means.
At the section "info sharing" For the USA, it is written in french " biometrie - details de la CCN" then for status : "pret a etre evalue" if I translate in english that would means " Biometrics - details of CNN" status " Ready to be evaluated" Maybe the english mention would be ? "review required" ? Can't find what CCN stands for?

For the other countries like AUS and NZL, It is just written "rien a signaler" means nothing to report. What does this mean please? and it is slighlty different as written : " Biometrie - CNN" and there is a expiry date - in february 2021

Can't insert picture here nor copy from the GSCM notes. I will try from my cellphone though.

Thank you for your help.

CIBIDS: Canadian Immigration Biometric Identification System

CN: Centralised Network

Ready to be evaluated means that IRCC has received the info sharing and the results will be evaluated.

Under systematic IIS with the US, Canada exchanges immigration information using two types of queries: Biographic (based on elements such as name, date, country of birth and gender) and Biometric (based on fingerprints).

Once the information comes in it has to be evaluated by an analyst before it can be passed and updated.

 

[stefi2020]

CIBIDS: Canadian Immigration Biometric Identification System

CN: Centralised Network

Ready to be evaluated means that IRCC has received the info sharing and the results will be evaluated.

Under systematic IIS with the US, Canada exchanges immigration information using two types of queries: Biographic (based on elements such as name, date, country of birth and gender) and Biometric (based on fingerprints).

Once the information comes in it has to be evaluated by an analyst before it can be passed and updated.

Thank you so much. In my gscm, you're right about biographic, which is "nothing to report". So I am wondering why would IRCC check biometric if I have no biographic....data? Do they check like fingerprints I gave when I travelled over there? Should I be worried about this ? Thank you again.

 

[legalfalcon]

Thank you so much. In my gscm, you're right about biographic, which is "nothing to report". So I am wondering why would IRCC check biometric if I have no biographic....data? Do they check like fingerprints I gave when I travelled over there? Should I be worried about this ? Thank you again.

There is nothing to worry, this is a routine procedure.