khan10 said:
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Khan10,
When processing visa applications, Canadian Visa Offices use an electronic system to gather and update applicant’s information, as well as to make notes on the status of an applications progress. The system that is used for this purpose is called GCMS (formerly CAIPS).
In addition to recording all of the information that you provided with your application, your GCMS/CAIPS file will also contain notes entered by the Visa Officers who have reviewed your file, which often include such things as which documents remain outstanding, as well as when your application is set to be reviewed. At the present time, this is the only method available of determining when your application is set to be reviewed by the Visa Office. Your GCMS/CAIPS report will often include the following information:
1. Status of your case and required or missing documents
2. When your application will be formally assessed
3. Immigration officer's assessment of your case (points calculations)
4. Immigration officer's notes
5. Program assistant's notes
6. Details of the processing stages passed
7. Questions you may be asked in the interview (if an interview is required)
You are not required to obtain a copy of your GCMS/CAIPS report. However, there are times in which having access to your GCMS/CAIPS notes will prove very useful:
1. If you have been invited to attend an interview (this will help you prepare for the interview)
2. If you feel that your application is taking much longer than usual or you have not heard anything from the visa office for a long time
3. The date on which your application is set to be reviewed.
4. If you have any question regarding the application or you are just curious about the status of your application
I hope this helps.