I called them yesterday(CIC) and they checked it for me. No fingerprint results sent. I also talked to the front desk agent of the RCMP where I got my fingerprints and she said they sent the results directly to my house. It was on their system. So it went missing. I dunno who’s at fault. RCMP or Canada Post.
Fingerprint Request After Passing Citizenship Test
- Thread starter Sukumaugali
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What is a GCMS notes?? I will go back to RCMP today to re-do the fingerprint, and they told me I have to pay again. I think it is so unfair knowing that I did my part and now I still have to pay for doing it again.
Request GCMS notes, it shows your file movement and comments/notes that visa officers make on each case.
If they require Finger Prints it will also be mentioned there.
You can request it at the following link:
https://atip-aiprp.apps.gc.ca/atip/privacyTerms.do
Request under Privacy act, which is free.
It takes 30 days to come.
Somewhere in another thread a person was told by CIC that requesting this file prolongues your application processing time.
Can you please post the link to this information, it will be beneficial to many on the forum.
I don't think this is true. I requested these notes for my PR application, and still became a PR in record time.
After my test and interview the immigration officer ask if i received finger print request. I said no. She checked her computer and said they haven't send it yet but they will send it. It's over a month ago . I haven't receive any letter for fingerprint . So am thinking I should go ahead and do the fingerprint and send it to cic.
They might have sent you and you dint get it. It some times get lost in post. Call CIC call centre and enquire if it was sent ?
hurry up..
I did already called cic many times. Different agent told me they can't find any fingerprint request on my file. One was even asking me if am sure the immigration officer indeed told me about fingerprint request .
Let's say 100 applicants applied in January:
10 may get AOR in Feb (group 1); 50 in March (group 2) and 40 gets theirs between April and May (group 3). Apps are forwarded to their respective local offices.
Factors that come into play: number of apps received by the local office; capacity of local office; agents experience; application particularities (travel history, nationalities...) etc...
It may happen that some in group 3 get test invite before group 1 and some in group 2 got FP but still get test invite before group 1; then some of group 1 gets DM before; while some in group 2 get oath before the ones who get DM. You can use any combination. I'm saying all that to say this: while it's ok to compare timelines on the spreadsheet, but we have to understand, even if 10 applicants have similar profile (same municipality, number of days, travel history, age group (test or no test), etc.), there would still be differences in timeline.
10 may get AOR in Feb (group 1); 50 in March (group 2) and 40 gets theirs between April and May (group 3). Apps are forwarded to their respective local offices.
Factors that come into play: number of apps received by the local office; capacity of local office; agents experience; application particularities (travel history, nationalities...) etc...
It may happen that some in group 3 get test invite before group 1 and some in group 2 got FP but still get test invite before group 1; then some of group 1 gets DM before; while some in group 2 get oath before the ones who get DM. You can use any combination. I'm saying all that to say this: while it's ok to compare timelines on the spreadsheet, but we have to understand, even if 10 applicants have similar profile (same municipality, number of days, travel history, age group (test or no test), etc.), there would still be differences in timeline.
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