Correspondence Letter for Biometrics in Indian application - Study Permit

[Arka161]

Hi,

I got a correspondence on my application that biometrics have been received. I submitted my Biometrics on September 23rd, and I got a Correspondence Letter that they have received it.

The letter said something like:

"Thank you for providing your biometric information (i.e. digital fingerprints and photograph) in support of your temporary resident application to Canada. The purpose of this letter is to notify you that your biometric information is valid until (yyyy/mm/dd) for subsequent temporary resident applications to Canada"

Does this mean their second stage of review has started? I have received my AIP on 22nd August, and I have applied on 12th July, and my application is a non-SDS application from India (Biometrics given in the United Arab Emirates).

Approximately, when will I get my study permit?

 

[amschel]

Hi,

I got a correspondence on my application that biometrics have been received. I submitted my Biometrics on September 23rd, and I got a Correspondence Letter that they have received it.

The letter said something like:

"Thank you for providing your biometric information (i.e. digital fingerprints and photograph) in support of your temporary resident application to Canada. The purpose of this letter is to notify you that your biometric information is valid until (yyyy/mm/dd) for subsequent temporary resident applications to Canada"

Does this mean their second stage of review has started? I have received my AIP on 22nd August, and I have applied on 12th July, and my application is a non-SDS application from India (Biometrics given in the United Arab Emirates).

Approximately, when will I get my study permit?

You should receive PPR soonest

 

[Arka161]

You should receive PPR soonest

Thank you! Any idea what is the normal time line?

 

[Math01995]

Hi,

I got a correspondence on my application that biometrics have been received. I submitted my Biometrics on September 23rd, and I got a Correspondence Letter that they have received it.

The letter said something like:

"Thank you for providing your biometric information (i.e. digital fingerprints and photograph) in support of your temporary resident application to Canada. The purpose of this letter is to notify you that your biometric information is valid until (yyyy/mm/dd) for subsequent temporary resident applications to Canada"

Does this mean their second stage of review has started? I have received my AIP on 22nd August, and I have applied on 12th July, and my application is a non-SDS application from India (Biometrics given in the United Arab Emirates).

Approximately, when will I get my study permit?

Hey can i ask you a question?
Are you a resident of UAE?

 

[azzamkc]

What you received is known as a BVL. The fact that you past the 1st stage and an AIP was sent to you beforehand most likely means a positive decision has been taken on your application and you should be receiving an OPR within a few hours (to 24 hours) after the BVL. I don't want to jump the gun and say congrats.... But Congrats.

Update us when you get an update.

 

[Arka161]

What you received is known as a BVL. The fact that you past the 1st stage and an AIP was sent to you beforehand most likely means a positive decision has been taken on your application and you should be receiving an OPR within a few hours (to 24 hours) after the BVL. I don't want to jump the gun and say congrats.... But Congrats.

Update us when you get an update.

Hello azzamkc.

Thank you so much for your reply. I did not know BVL meant anything good
Did you get a BVL and a VISA soon after it? My application is from India but Biometrics were given in Abu Dhabi.

 

[Arka161]

Hey can i ask you a question?
Are you a resident of UAE?

No, I am under a long term visit visa for now.

 

[azzamkc]

Hello azzamkc.

Thank you so much for your reply. I did not know BVL meant anything good
Did you get a BVL and a VISA soon after it? My application is from India but Biometrics were given in Abu Dhabi.

I got the BVL and 24 hrs later got a letter in my GC account stating that I must send in my passport. On my account profile it say at the bottom that my application has been approved. Now I'm waiting for my passport to come back with a stamp.

 

[shrip15]

Hi,

I got a correspondence on my application that biometrics have been received. I submitted my Biometrics on September 23rd, and I got a Correspondence Letter that they have received it.

The letter said something like:

"Thank you for providing your biometric information (i.e. digital fingerprints and photograph) in support of your temporary resident application to Canada. The purpose of this letter is to notify you that your biometric information is valid until (yyyy/mm/dd) for subsequent temporary resident applications to Canada"

Does this mean their second stage of review has started? I have received my AIP on 22nd August, and I have applied on 12th July, and my application is a non-SDS application from India (Biometrics given in the United Arab Emirates).

Approximately, when will I get my study permit?

which college or university?

 

[Arka161]

which college or university?

University de Montreal, Master's in Machine Learning

 

[Arka161]

I got the BVL and 24 hrs later got a letter in my GC account stating that I must send in my passport. On my account profile it say at the bottom that my application has been approved. Now I'm waiting for my passport to come back with a stamp.

Thank you for your reply. Been 4-5 days since mine. Hopefully I get it soon too. All the best for your studies I wish you good luck

 

[mithun5991]

No, I am under a long term visit visa for now.

Hey @Arka161,

Could you please tell us what are the procedures that needs to be done to go to Dubai to give biometrics? ( Including quarantine plans and all from India)

How did your journey go to and fro ? Please can you explain? It would help many here in India

 

[Arka161]

Hey @Arka161,

Could you please tell us what are the procedures that needs to be done to go to Dubai to give biometrics? ( Including quarantine plans and all from India)

How did your journey go to and fro ? Please can you explain? It would help many here in India

I did not go to Dubai to just give biometrics, I have family in UAE. It would be different for Indians going exclusively for giving their biometrics.
You would need the VISA, pay some money for COVID tests, and to follow the required quarantine measures.