It's a really hopeless situation for applicants who submitted EAPR in late last 2019 since we have to wait for the lift of travel restriction. Had COVID-19 not happened this year, we might have landed this summer and have plenty of time to accommodate and seek for jobs. Now I have to admit that it's very likely that I will change my plan and move to Canada next year since I have known the winter in North America. How terrible it could be if there's a pandemic outbreak during the coldest time of the year, we could be all doomed! Besides, finding job during winter is much tougher, especially for newcomers.
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It's a really hopeless situation for applicants who submitted EAPR in late last 2019 since we have to wait for the lift of travel restriction. Had COVID-19 not happened this year, we might have landed this summer and have plenty of time to accommodate and seek for jobs. Now I have to admit that it's very likely that I will change my plan and move to Canada next year since I have known the winter in North America. How terrible it could be if there's a pandemic outbreak during the coldest time of the year, we could be all doomed! Besides, finding job during winter is much tougher, especially for newcomers.
But the thing is what if they release COPR 1 month before medical expires? I'm aware that we can request IRCC and email them that we cannot travel immediately due to the pandemic but the thing is you must have a valid medicals and police certificates during their reassessment for 90 days. It's not easy to get these things due to the current situation and so we might as well pushed through with the travel if ever..so confused now whenever i think of this scenario..
They could ask for either redoing medical checks or extending the valid medical result. I think it might vary case-by-case.
Hi guys,
I recently send a webform to IRCC asking for the progress of my application and got the following response:
The responsible office is currently verifying if your application meets the eligibility requirements under the immigration program for which you have applied.
What does this mean? and just wondering what stage is my application based on the following responses. Your help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance
I recently send a webform to IRCC asking for the progress of my application and got the following response:
- The background verifications are currently valid.
- The security background verification is currently valid.
- The criminal background verification is currently valid
The responsible office is currently verifying if your application meets the eligibility requirements under the immigration program for which you have applied.
What does this mean? and just wondering what stage is my application based on the following responses. Your help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance
@legalfalcon
Hi! Sorry to bother you here but as you are the pro... Please can you kindly give some insights to the below situation of mine:
I am Inland CEC. My status has reached 100%
I was told over the phone:
- eligibility passed
- security passed
- criminality in process (i am not able to provide the PCC certificate from South Korea as I was told by the officials that it is against their law to provide that document to foreigners; I have enclosed my LOE to the immigration officer including the official reply from SK Consulate Toronto)
I was told over the webform:
-eligibility in process
-criminality in process
my question would be: Do you think CIC is still trying to maybe use the third party to verify my information or/and they are trying to figure out if i have committed any crime during the days I was in Korea as I have been their for a couple of times for shopping/travelling?
Do you think there is still the possibility being rejected by CIC as I can't provide that certificate though my process bar hits 100% already?
Thank you!!!!!
Hi! Sorry to bother you here but as you are the pro... Please can you kindly give some insights to the below situation of mine:
I am Inland CEC. My status has reached 100%
I was told over the phone:
- eligibility passed
- security passed
- criminality in process (i am not able to provide the PCC certificate from South Korea as I was told by the officials that it is against their law to provide that document to foreigners; I have enclosed my LOE to the immigration officer including the official reply from SK Consulate Toronto)
I was told over the webform:
-eligibility in process
-criminality in process
my question would be: Do you think CIC is still trying to maybe use the third party to verify my information or/and they are trying to figure out if i have committed any crime during the days I was in Korea as I have been their for a couple of times for shopping/travelling?
Do you think there is still the possibility being rejected by CIC as I can't provide that certificate though my process bar hits 100% already?
Thank you!!!!!
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The MyCIC progress bar only show time elapsed and not the actual processing progress. If your eligibility is passed then the chances of a rejection are slim, as long as there are not criminality or security concerns. IRCC / CBSA / CSIS use a wide array of resources to verify information. What exactly is used is unknown. To read on how security is done see https://bit.ly/2DwF1CD
Thank you so much for your prompt reply.
My only concern has been I am not able to provide the PCC from South Korea as they cannot provide it as it is against their law.
I was told the mid of June that my criminal check is pending due to that certificate...
Then later on through the communications with CIC agent I was just told my background verification is in process...
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Of a buddy:
Latest GCMS notes dated July 27 says:
Eligibility- recommend interview
Security- not started
Criminality- passed
What does recommend interview mean?
In the previous GCMS notes, eligibility was not started.
Score: 44X + 600
Outland
Timeline: 22 days remaining
NOI: 15 August
Submitted: 12 Sep
Assessment: 22 Oct
Decision in Progress: November 18
OINP Nomination: December 6
Notification from IRCC: December 6
Accepted nomination: December 6. CRS 10XX.
ITA accepted: Dec 11, 2019
AOR: December 24, 2019
Biometrics Invite: Dec 2020
Medical Passed: Jan 15, 2020
Awaiting PR:
VO: Accra, Africa
Latest GCMS notes dated July 27 says:
Eligibility- recommend interview
Security- not started
Criminality- passed
What does recommend interview mean?
In the previous GCMS notes, eligibility was not started.
Score: 44X + 600
Outland
Timeline: 22 days remaining
NOI: 15 August
Submitted: 12 Sep
Assessment: 22 Oct
Decision in Progress: November 18
OINP Nomination: December 6
Notification from IRCC: December 6
Accepted nomination: December 6. CRS 10XX.
ITA accepted: Dec 11, 2019
AOR: December 24, 2019
Biometrics Invite: Dec 2020
Medical Passed: Jan 15, 2020
Awaiting PR:
VO: Accra, Africa
I received my gcms notes within 2 weeks, ordered in mid july. I used getgcms. Till few months ago people used to wait atleast a month for the gcms notes buts it's much faster now.
Good luck !
Pnp NB
AOR Dec 15th 2019
Recommend interview means just that.
The case analyst is recommending the officer to interview the applicant. This is common with Accra Visa Office, when certain information cannot be verified.
As to why the analyst has recommended interview, you will have to look at note 1 in the GCMS notes or the notes by the case analyst or case processing agent. It is usually within the 4-5 last pages of the GCMS notes