***>>> February 2020 AOR <<<***

[jy002]

Thanks! Hope you can get your CoPR soon too!

 

[Arsh001]

Thank you my friend but overall situation is so complex, I called them they said everything is passed since ealry aug, but after that no one works on my file. Let's see.

 

[Twinklestar06]

I am not privy to your documents, but if there is any concern, it should be clarified at the earliest.

Thank you @legalfalcon. I will request my employer to issue a new letter.

 

[Twinklestar06]

Hi All,
I had raised a Webform on 27th August 2020 to know the status of application . A month has passed, but until date didn't receive the webform response.
Anybody has gone through such a situation???


AOR: 13Th Feb 2020.

@mohprojects it happened with me couple of times that I didn’t get a reply and for my last 2 web forms I got a generic reply even though I asked specifically for eligibility and security.

 

[sandeep0189]

hello all, anyone with feb aor waiting for biometrics tried reaching ircc for updates on file status ?

 

[sm07]

Exactly same situation and date

Are you FSW-O applicant? What is the current update of your application - AOR, Biometric, Medical, RPRF, CoPR ?

 

[tar86]

@legalfalcon my family composition is changed and I want to add non-accompanying newborn to my PR application. Shall I raise webform to Local Visa office or direct to IRCC Canada?

 

[nns14]

@legalfalcon my family composition is changed and I want to add non-accompanying newborn to my PR application. Shall I raise webform to Local Visa office or direct to IRCC Canada?

If you know your current VO and it is outside Canada, it is better to send web form directly to them. The webform directly to IRCC call center will only result them forwarding your notification to the current VO.

 

[legalfalcon]

@legalfalcon my family composition is changed and I want to add non-accompanying newborn to my PR application. Shall I raise webform to Local Visa office or direct to IRCC Canada?

Send a webform to IRCC and inform them. You will be asked to submit additional documents for the new born, including a passport and upfront medicals. If you have not yet obtained them, you should do so immediately.

 

[tar86]

Send a webform to IRCC and inform them. You will be asked to submit additional documents for the new born, including a passport and upfront medicals. If you have not yet obtained them, you should do so immediately.

Thanks

 

[mahinangia]

Just got off the call with IRCC and finally cleared all the stages and just waiting for the officer to approve my application...
FYI- until late August my eligibility wasn't even started.
AOR:23 Feb
FSW-O Indian in Australia
Med: 3 Mar
BIL: 11 March
ADR: IMM 5406 10 Sept
Cheers

 

[tar86]

Just got off the call with IRCC and finally cleared all the stages and just waiting for the officer to approve my application...
FYI- until late August my eligibility wasn't even started.
AOR:23 Feb
FSW-O Indian in Australia
Med: 3 Mar
BIL: 11 March
ADR: IMM 5406 10 Sept
Cheers

Congratulations. Which visa office?

 

[nagamaheshreddy]

@legalfalcon , I was informed by IRCC call center officer that my application is "Approved in Principle". All Eligibility, Criminality, Security & Medicals are Passed. Biometrics Completed. To give you background, I am principle applicant with wife & 2 children (below 10 yrs), all in Canada.
Appreciate if you can share some light on

1. Difference between Approved in Principle vs Approved &
2. What happens during this stage. And if I call again IRCC, what questions should I be asking for understanding the exact state of my application.

 

[Said1010]

I submitted my application/documents on march 2020 after that did my medical and did my biometric on July 2020 due to corona
Now on 6 sept 2020 my application process status showed 100%.
Can any one tell me interval time to get final decision for the PR

 

[legalfalcon]

@legalfalcon , I was informed by IRCC call center officer that my application is "Approved in Principle". All Eligibility, Criminality, Security & Medicals are Passed. Biometrics Completed. To give you background, I am principle applicant with wife & 2 children (below 10 yrs), all in Canada.
Appreciate if you can share some light on

1. Difference between Approved in Principle vs Approved &
2. What happens during this stage. And if I call again IRCC, what questions should I be asking for understanding the exact state of my application.

Approved in principle most likely would mean that all stages have been passed and final review is pending, which constitutes of checking if all reviews are done and sending a PPR.

You should specifically ask if your application has been approved and finalised. If yes, then the date it was approved.