GCMS notes

[benzylamine]

hello expertise,

I need someone help me to figure it out. I just got my GCMS note, it states,
REVIEW TYPE: Program Assistant APPLICATION: EXXX REGULATION: PNP I have reviewed this application based upon the documents submitted by the applicant and the information contained in the file and
note the following. EXPRESS ENTRY TRIAGE: Remains in Canada FOSS/GCMS check- PA: No adverse info.
Principal applicant currently holds valid status in Canada. Status until: 2017/03/30 Study Permit.- Family
members residing outside the province of destination: None.- RPRF: Paid. CIVIL STATUS- PA never married NO
Spouse or Common Law declared- PA Copy of passport on File: Yes. PNP NOMINATION- Province of
Nomination: British Columbia. -Stream Type: XXXXX -Employer Driven. -Province matches current
residence: Yes.- Nomination validity: Original.- Post-secondary studies in Canada: University.- Case Type:
Economic Case. -Schedule 4 on file: Yes. WORK EXPERIENCE(S): Case
Type Assessment: CEC 1) JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT- (NOC1311) 2014/06- ongoing ..
2015/10/26 EDOCS NUMBER(S): XXXX The duties listed in the letter(s) of reference appear to be consistent
with the actions in the lead statement under the NOC code selected. The letter(s) of reference appear to be
consistent with a substantial number of the main duties under the NOC code selected. The letter(s) of reference
appear to demonstrate that the PA met the minimum requirements of 12 months of work experience.
ADDITIONAL NOTES: PA's LOE lists his start date as 2014/05/20, not 2014/06. MEDICALS - PA: -Current medical status: Passed. Valid until: 2016/11/03.

please see additional notes, would that be important? coz it said I met the minimum requirement of 12 month. the reason I put june is because May 20 is close to June, I was officially graduated in june. and there is only month I can enter in the EE system. please help.

 

[benzylamine]

any help, guys~~~ :-X

 

[benzylamine]

it is my 5th month :-X :-X

 

[T365]

In my opinion I think it shouldn't adversely affect your application as it's just a small timing concern where the assessor just noted it for reference.

 

[CADparity]

hello expertise,

I need someone help me to figure it out. I just got my GCMS note, it states,
REVIEW TYPE: Program Assistant APPLICATION: EXXX REGULATION: PNP I have reviewed this application based upon the documents submitted by the applicant and the information contained in the file and
note the following. EXPRESS ENTRY TRIAGE: Remains in Canada FOSS/GCMS check- PA: No adverse info.
Principal applicant currently holds valid status in Canada. Status until: 2017/03/30 Study Permit.- Family
members residing outside the province of destination: None.- RPRF: Paid. CIVIL STATUS- PA never married NO
Spouse or Common Law declared- PA Copy of passport on File: Yes. PNP NOMINATION- Province of
Nomination: British Columbia. -Stream Type: XXXXX -Employer Driven. -Province matches current
residence: Yes.- Nomination validity: Original.- Post-secondary studies in Canada: University.- Case Type:
Economic Case. -Schedule 4 on file: Yes. WORK EXPERIENCE(S): Case
Type Assessment: CEC 1) JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT- (NOC1311) 2014/06- ongoing ..
2015/10/26 EDOCS NUMBER(S): XXXX The duties listed in the letter(s) of reference appear to be consistent
with the actions in the lead statement under the NOC code selected. The letter(s) of reference appear to be
consistent with a substantial number of the main duties under the NOC code selected. The letter(s) of reference
appear to demonstrate that the PA met the minimum requirements of 12 months of work experience.
ADDITIONAL NOTES: PA's LOE lists his start date as 2014/05/20, not 2014/06. MEDICALS - PA: -Current medical status: Passed. Valid until: 2016/11/03.

please see additional notes, would that be important? coz it said I met the minimum requirement of 12 month. the reason I put june is because May 20 is close to June, I was officially graduated in june. and there is only month I can enter in the EE system. please help.

Perhaps they will think that it was just a mistake on your part. The fact that you didn't benefit from entering a later date in your profile is in your favor and strengthens the case that you didn't try to misrepresent something in order to gain an advantage. But in the future, you shouldn't do something like that - follow the instructions exactly as given when asked about dates, without overthinking.

 

[benzylamine]

Perhaps they will think that it was just a mistake on your part. The fact that you didn't benefit from entering a later date in your profile is in your favor and strengthens the case that you didn't try to misrepresent something in order to gain an advantage. But in the future, you shouldn't do something like that - follow the instructions exactly as given when asked about dates, without overthinking.

thanks, your comments makes me feels better. the reason I did not enter starting date as May 2014 is because my start date is really close to June, if I enter to May, the system will count May as one month, but actually I just worked for 10 days in May. I did not want let CIC think I misrepresented my situation.

 

[benzylamine]

In my opinion I think it shouldn't adversely affect your application as it's just a small timing concern where the assessor just noted it for reference.

thanks. ;D ;D

 

[angel0815]

Can you please advice how you requested the GCMS notes? Is this free?

 

[india_user25]

Can you please advice how you requested the GCMS notes? Is this free?

If you are in Canada or know someone in Canada who can order on your behalf, then you can order using the below link (would cost $5)

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/atip/requests-atip.asp

Otherwise, there are 3-rd party sites which will cost you around $25.

http://www.visafile.info/