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Mahesh,

To me "prince_of_darkness" is most experience in this forum, his advise should be consider positively.

Thanks


prince_of_darkness said:
This was valid when we need not send any proof to CIC. But in FSW 2013 they have asked for POF to be checked by CIC and then later also by VO.
So CIC will definitely check for POF.
Thats why they have involved.
But plz keep ur hopes hig, Its just my thoughts.
 
hello guys,

i am 24th june applicant under 2132 and my payment method is DD. Any guesses when my DD gonna b charged and when do i get PER? this wait time is killing me. getting tensed as each day passes. thanks for ur comments.
 
Adrenalineforu said:
Of course all the documents will be needed at VO office finally, but CIC needs them to check the eligibility of the applicant as a preliminary check. If the file is Ok in the preliminary evaluation, a PER will be issued and file will be transferred to VO.
But still nothing could be said. Decision is at the discretion of CIC.

Manish, I think you must once again speak to your consultant on this.
Just to share the information that my attorney is campbell cohen and they asked me to submit POF with my application.
 
Hi seniors..for birth certificate I submitted 20 rupees Stamp paper with appropriate content and got it notarized. I have same dob on my passport and tenth certificate. So will this notarized stamp paper be sufficient as a proof for my dob. I already sent my application. So I'm little worried
 
abhi340 said:
hello guys,

i am 24th june applicant under 2132 and my payment method is DD. Any guesses when my DD gonna b charged and when do i get PER? this wait time is killing me. getting tensed as each day passes. thanks for ur comments.

My guess is, if everything is allright, you're going to get your PER on the third week of September. DDs are hard to track, most probably you'll know it has been encashed only when you get your PER. Good luck!
 
Any input for the below please.

Thanks,

...................................................

Sorry may be a repeated question, what if some has an old UCI (more than 5 years ago), and didn't put in the form?
And if mandatory, any way to rectify?
 
melkouk said:
I am in the same boat as you, I submitted June 15th for NOC 2174. Still no news or CC charge. You cant track until you're accepted and have a UCI number. So all we can do it wait. :(
We just have to wait for a little as people submited there applications at the end of may are already receiving confirmation and per. My own application got there on the 13th of june.we just have to relax and wait for now.
 
Hello Guys,

I found a very useful post by Hope678 in another forum .. I thought sharing it here would be helpful to shed some lights on the immigration process:


"Significance of ECAS Status and Process of PR Application for MI3 Applicants

Completeness Check

1. They received couriers and do a initial documentation check for completeness and compliance of the application.
2. Check if the applications forms are all completely filled, payments are ok, all required documentation are enclosed.
3. Check if we have valid 1 year experience in the claimed NOC(a part of the 29 occupations list)
4. Check the CAP has been reached for that NOC yet.
5. They accept the payments as submitted with application and that's the last stage of the completeness check.
6. If the application passes the completeness check, it's put in the queue for the Eligibility Review. If not they send the application
back stating the reason for return.

Eligibility Review

1. During the Eligibility Review, they check and award points for the following 6 selection factors

• Education
• Work Experience
• Age
• Language Proficiency
• Adaptability
• Arranged Employment

2. In addition to these 6 factors, they check for the proof of funds as per the guidelines. They also do the background check for the above at this point before awarding points( they confirm the job duties comply with requirements for that particular NOC and that experience documents are satisfactory.

Positive Final Determination of Eligibility for Processing

1.If the applicant gets 67 points or more, then his/her application will be transferred to the visa office identified by the applicant on the IMM 0008 form for a Final Selection Decision. CIO will send out an email confirming this which will indicate a Positive Final Determination of Eligibility for Processing. If the applicant fails Eligibility Review, again CIO sends and email out to confirm the reasons for the same, and that they are initiating a refund of the processing fee.

2. Once an applicant receives a Positive Final Determination of Eligibility for Processing from the CIO, applicant will be able to check the ECAS Status of their application. We can use the application number/UCI Number/Payment receipt number, all of which we can get form the email that CIO sends out, to check the ECAS status.

At this Point you cans access your ECAS

IN Process>>>>>>>>>
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<We received your Application on xxxxxxxxxx


Final Selection Decision at VO

Determination of Eligibility through Verification

1. Once the file reaches the Visa Offices they are queued up for processing. Once the file move to the table, AOR might be sent out to confirm receipt of application at the VO and the Background checks and documentation checks are initiated for the application.

• Interview Queue
The VO may render a decision that, upon review of the application and supporting documents, the applicant is not required to
attend a Personal Selection Interview.If a Personal Selection Interview is required, the application will be placed in queue to await
an interview date. Your interview will not schedule at this time.
• An Interview Waiver
Within the correspondence of the interview waiver the VO may also request that further documentation be submitted. The
submission of PCC, updated forms, RPRF, Medical (In India PP request is also club with these docs).
• Refusal of the application
Upon the initial review of the application, the immigration officer may decide that the documents submitted do not establish the
level of qualification required by Canadian Immigration. And may be during the background check Work experience or educational
documents was not verified.

Selection Interview

1. The VO is entitled to request that an applicant attend a Personal Selection Interview if he/she has concerns regarding any or all of
the following:

• Authenticity of the documents submitted
• Truthful and total completion of the forms
• Verification of the information entered on the forms
• Clarification of the specific information provided to Immigration Canada

Note: The VO will not conduct and Interviews to assess language ability.

Under the new regulations, selection standards are more objective and clearly defined. It is expected that in most cases visa officers will be able to make a decision to approve or refuse an application based on the documentation provided by the applicant without a election interview. However, in some cases, an interview may be necessary for a number of reasons. Especially, if you do not meet the pass mark in effect and are applying under “Substitute Evaluation”, you are more likely to be called in for an interview to decide if there are reasonable grounds to exercise positive discretion

Purpose of Interview

If required, a selection interview would be conducted for several reasons:
• To verify the validity and truthfulness of certain information provided on the forms and documentation submitted with the
application.
• To clarify any specific information and inconsistencies.
• To clarify certain issues as regards to the background of the applicant and/or his/her dependents.
• To verify that the applicant possesses the necessary funds to settle in Canada.
• To confirm that the applicant is not inadmissible on security grounds.
• To verify if there are sufficient grounds to use positive discretion, if the applicant's point total is below the current pass mark.
• Under the new regulations, visa officers will no longer conduct interviews to assess an applicant's language proficiency or personal
suitability for immigration purposes.

Interview Waivers

At their discretion, visa officers may approve an application for permanent residence in Canada without holding a selection interview. An interview waiver will significantly expedite the processing of the application. Usually, well-prepared applications, which are complete in every detail will increase the chances of an interview waiver.

When assessing an application under the Skilled Worker category, visa officers will consider several factors before granting an interview waiver such as:

Quality and completeness of the application forms and documents

Proof of the applicant's English and/or French language ability

The applicant's educational qualifications

The applicant's professional qualifications such as quality of his/her educational background and work experience

The applicant's potential for adaptability, resourcefulness and motivation to successfully establish himself/herself in Canada

The applicant's overall integrity and credibility


Nevertheless, a selection interview may occasionally be required for even highly qualified applicants, as Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) officials randomly select such applicants to test the accuracy of their interview-waiving criteria for quality assurance purposes.

Rarely, it is also possible that after an interview waiver has been granted, the visa officer may change his/her mind and require the applicant to come to the selection interview or vice versa.

Discretion of the Visa Officer

I. Positive Discretion

The visa officer can use his/her discretionary power to approve an application under the “Substitute Evaluation” provisions of the new regulations if the visa officer feels that the applicant is likely to become economically established in Canada or the applicant's point total is not a sufficient indicator of whether or not the applicant may become economically established in Canada.

II. Negative Discretion

Similarly, the new regulations also make it possible for the visa officer to refuse an application regardless of the applicant's point total where the visa officer is of the opinion that the applicant does not have the ability to economically establish himself/herself in Canada.

If the applicant pass the interview and got Positive selection decision from VO we can read following line on our ECAS

>>>>>>>>>>In Process

<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< We Started Processing you application on XXXXXXXXx



Upon completion of the interview, the applicant will be required to pass both the Medical and Security requirements. The immigration officer may also request that further documentation be submitted as had been requested at the interview. As a general and standard time A Permanent Resident Visa can be issued within 12 weeks, from the date of receipt of the last documents at the processing Post.

Medical Request

At this stage we receive Medical instruction + Add docs +PCC + RPRF(+ In India PP request as well). All applicants as well as all dependents (accompanying or not) will be required to pass the medical requirement. The Medical examination requirement is mandatory and serves the following purpose.

• To protect the health of Canadian.
• To protect the safety of Canadian.
• To reduce and prevent excessive demand on Canada's health and social services.


Note: The medical report is valid for one year from the date of completion.


Security Clearance

Each applicant over the age of 18 is required to pass the security requirement. All applicants must prove that they are not a threat to the safety of Canadian Society. Applicants provide this information through Police Clearances which the applicant must obtain directly and by passing the background clearance which the immigration authorities obtain on behalf of the applicant.

After receiving Medical results by Regional Medical, they enter into GCMS 4.0 system, after that Otawa, Canada Check the medical results if they don't satisfy they email to applicant for further test, if they satisfy and approve the results they generate the following line of ECAS.

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> In Process
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Medical Results Have Been Received



It means that your medical results approved and seconded by Ottawa, Canada, and you are 90% approved at this stage and your Passport request is on the way.

Final Approval from VO

The last stage of the application is the issuance of the Permanent Resident Visa.

Passport request:

Once the immigration authorities are ready to issue the Visa, applicant will be required to submit their original passport for Visa Stamping. Original Passport must be submitted for the Principal applicant as well as each accompanying family members. Each passport will need to be valid for at least 12 months and have minimum of 2 pages per visa.

Validity:

Each Permanent Resident Visa is valid for 1 year from the date of the Medical exam or until the expiration of the passport. The Validity of the PR visa from the date of medical exam refers to the first exam completed (either principal applicant or dependent). The principal applicant and each accompanying dependent must make their official landing in Canada before the PR visa expires. Failure to land before the expiration of your visa will void the visa and will then result in the necessity of a new application. The validity date of the Visa cannot be extended.

At this stage we can read the following Final change on your ECAS
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Decision Made
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< A decision has been made on your application




Refusal of Application

Applicants can be refused at anytime during the process of the application, for any of the following reasons:

• Proof of Language skills
• Criminal issues (have criminal record in any country)
• Security(failed background checks)
• Medical (failed medical exam)
• Financial reasons (have less than the minimum settlement funds
• Misrepresentation(failed to be truthful during the application or omitted information)
• Non-compliance(failed to provide any requested information/ documents the immigration officer requested or failed to attend a
Personal Selection Interview)
• Inadmissible family members (the above reasons for any family member indicated as dependent on the application form)
"
 
Hi Guys,

***Need some help here*** :(

So my case is as follows:
Its been 3 years since i am in Canada. I graduated Dec 2012 (Post Secondary Diploma). After my Graduation i went to India for almost 9 mnths..which was too long :(
I already have a job, i worked there for 1.7 years. I have found a new job now as a customer service representative in a call center.
So my concern is, will it be better for me to continue working at the old job (its a restaurant job) or should i go for my new job (keeping in mind my PR, which i am going to apply after completion of one year of working).
I don't know if call center job comes under NOC list and i am eligible to apply under FSW with this job.
also, there was a gap of 9 months, i don't know if that can be a problem too.
Please help people, i am really confused, don't understand what should i do exactly. :'(
Thank you all in advance for your time and consideration. All the feedbacks will be welcomed :)

thanks
sheen
 
abhi340 said:
hello guys,

i am 24th june applicant under 2132 and my payment method is DD. Any guesses when my DD gonna b charged and when do i get PER? this wait time is killing me. getting tensed as each day passes. thanks for ur comments.

@abhi340 - did you try calling CIC for the UCI#? If you have a UCI# in hand, that might help you to relieve some tension. It might take a couple of tries to get the UCI over the phone.
 
Hey Livingmiracle,

u too a 2174 applicant??

Living Miracle said:
We just have to wait for a little as people submited there applications at the end of may are already receiving confirmation and per. My own application got there on the 13th of june.we just have to relax and wait for now.
 
APSK said:
Hey Livingmiracle,

u too a 2174 applicant??

Have been a silent reader in this forum so far since most in here are May applicants...
Me too a 2174 applicant...application reached there on july 12th... and now the quota is filled...
don't know what it implies..but I haven't received the rejection so far... still fingers crossed until my office admin handover the returned package to me.
 
asma316 said:
Hi,
I am a bit confused about PER, I had gone through some posts, but still not clear to me.

I have applied under NOC - 2174, on June 14,2013. I didn't receive any mail from CIC.
I don know how to track my application.
Can anyone please suggest me what is the next step?
Thanks in advance.

Thnaks Asma , It is very hard to say that you are in CAP or not but very poor possibility , you know alraedy NOC 2174 reached CAP and parhaps no one from JUNE applicant , So just wait for 2/3 months to return your file . Hope for the best next year .


Thanks SUSAN
 
Just received the AOR email today from SGVO! Admins please update!