CEC July 2020 AOR join here please
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Hello everyone,
Just found out there is a misspell in my employment letter, it misspelled word "hesitate" to "hastate"...Does it matter?
Just found out there is a misspell in my employment letter, it misspelled word "hesitate" to "hastate"...Does it matter?
There is already an existing thread, in case you would like to see more timelines ;-)
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/july-2020-cec-applicants-timeline.693847/page-27#post-8986247
CEC Inland – 1 dependent
AOR July 13, 2020
Medical passed Sept 4
BIL Sept 4
Biometrics completed Oct 27 (SC call on Oct 20)
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/july-2020-cec-applicants-timeline.693847/page-27#post-8986247
CEC Inland – 1 dependent
AOR July 13, 2020
Medical passed Sept 4
BIL Sept 4
Biometrics completed Oct 27 (SC call on Oct 20)
Several CEC stream inland applicants have received PR in July.
https://myimmitracker.com/en/ca/trackers/cec-e-apr-tracker-express-entry-permanent-residency-application
Hello everyone , I’m new here. I have been following the thread for sometime though. I requested for gcms note oct 15th. I’m July 25th AOR. I got a request this morning stating they need another 60days more to process gcms note. Should I be worried ? Is anything wrong with my application? A response would be appreciated.
below is the content summary of the response.
In the past too IRCC had sought such extensions for some requests. All such extensions were challenged with the Office of the Information Commissioner of Canada (OIC). In the most recent final report, the OIC observed that "IRCC claimed that it required the extension due to the volume of records that needed to be processed and the operational challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. However, this request did not total more than 250 pages, and IRCC did not show how pandemic-related challenges amounted to unreasonable interference with its operations." Thus, OIC held that "IRCC did not demonstrate that it met the requirements of paragraph 9(1)(a), and that the time extension was invalid. IRCC was therefore in deemed refusal pursuant to subsection 10(3) of the Act." A copy of the final report (redacted) is attached for your reference.
below is the content summary of the response.
In the past too IRCC had sought such extensions for some requests. All such extensions were challenged with the Office of the Information Commissioner of Canada (OIC). In the most recent final report, the OIC observed that "IRCC claimed that it required the extension due to the volume of records that needed to be processed and the operational challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. However, this request did not total more than 250 pages, and IRCC did not show how pandemic-related challenges amounted to unreasonable interference with its operations." Thus, OIC held that "IRCC did not demonstrate that it met the requirements of paragraph 9(1)(a), and that the time extension was invalid. IRCC was therefore in deemed refusal pursuant to subsection 10(3) of the Act." A copy of the final report (redacted) is attached for your reference.
I didn't think there was a timeline to receive GCMS notes and they just sent it whenever, post pandemic it has taken between 2-6 weeks to receive GCMS notes. I ordered mine a month ago and still waiting, and have seen others that ordered theirs two weeks later than mine already receive their GCMS notes.
Post pandemic everything is just arbitrary, there are July applicants that have received PR and for some others eligibility has not even started. Not something to be worried about, you might even receive your PR before then.
AOR date is July 8. Still waiting to to receive a call to book biometrics and from the last time I called on Oct 29th, my eligibility had yet to start. I will call to see if it has passed once I receive my GCMS notes I ordered Oct 13th, which will likely be captured in October and reflect my eligibility has not yet started.