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[supernovamuz]

@legalfalcon in security check will they also check criminal background check? And do they inquire from police in the security checks? Or else from immigration department of the country?

 

[supernovamuz]

@legalfalcon in security check will they also check criminal background check? And do they inquire from police in the security checks? Or else from immigration department of the country?

@legalfalcon Please advise

 

[legalfalcon]

@legalfalcon in security check will they also check criminal background check? And do they inquire from police in the security checks? Or else from immigration department of the country?

Criminal admissibility and security admissibility are different, but they are commonly refereed to as BGC collectively.

Criminality is done based on the PCCs you submit and if your are in Canada or ever traveled to Canada or any partner nations, then criminality also includes information obtained from those countries and also RCMP. Criminality is done early in the process, usually along with R10. To read more on the stages of an EE application see https://bit.ly/33tnPrQ

Security only starts after the eligibility is passed. It is done by CBSA and CSIS. To read on security and the security screening manual used by CBSA / CSIS / IRCC see https://bit.ly/2HLUIYr

 

[Simanpreet Kaur]

Hi,
I am an outland FSW applicant (from India).
AOR: 3rd January, 2020
Medical passed: 30th January, 2020
Biometrics completed: 18th Feb, 2020

I raised a webform to ask about the status of my application and received the following response.

We verified the information on file and can confirm that:

• The eligibility verifications are passed.
• The background verifications are currently valid.

What does this actually mean? Can anyone please help me to understand the status of application?

Thank you.

 

[rrekhi]

Hi, Outland FSW (USA)
Citizen: India
AOR: 31 Jan 2020
Medical Passed: 12 Feb
Biometrics completed: 13 Feb

 

[supernovamuz]

Hi @legalfalcon I ordered GCMS notes and here it mentions:


Assessments

Eligibility: Passed

Security:

HIRV:

Criminality: Passed

Org: Crime:

Medical: Passed

Misrepresentation:

Info Sharing: Complete

Final:

I checked the Criminality portion and it shows the validity till 2022, so does it mean they will not ask for PCC again till 2022 if for any reason my application will be delayed?

 

[legalfalcon]

Hi @legalfalcon I ordered GCMS notes and here it mentions:


Assessments

Eligibility: Passed

Security:

HIRV:

Criminality: Passed

Org: Crime:

Medical: Passed

Misrepresentation:

Info Sharing: Complete

Final:

I checked the Criminality portion and it shows the validity till 2022, so does it mean they will not ask for PCC again till 2022 if for any reason my application will be delayed?

The PCC like other documents have to be valid only at the time when you apply. Only the medicals have to be valid when you apply as well as when you land.

 

[juxta_rn]

hi everyone

iv been a silent observer here but would like to ask for inputs on the webform iv raised last week.

there was no mentioned on eligibility status but background, security and criminality noted to be "currently valid"
what does this mean though? planning to order gcms soon perhaps. but hope anyone could shed a light on this one?

many thanks in advance.

 

[supernovamuz]

@legalfalcon As I have seen the other threads if someone is getting married after receiving the COPR then they need to inform IRCC through the webform then the current COPR will be cancelled, so the new application will be started from the beginning for the main applicant too? Like he has to submit his PCC along with other documents too?

 

[legalfalcon]

@legalfalcon As I have seen the other threads if someone is getting married after receiving the COPR then they need to inform IRCC through the webform then the current COPR will be cancelled, so the new application will be started from the beginning for the main applicant too? Like he has to submit his PCC along with other documents too?

No. If your family composition changes before you land in Canada as a PR, even if your COPR has been issued, you have to inform IRCC.

IRCC will then ask documents for your spouse, for medicals, criminality and security. Only your spouse's document will be verified and the PA's eligibility or CRS will not be recalculated.

See https://bit.ly/319ZhTl

 

[Holy Cow]

Hi,

I had a question and was hoping someone here could help me out.

My info -
FSW-O
27th Jan AOR
I had done my medical on 25th Jan 2020.
Still awaiting PPR

As of 10th Aug :

• The eligibility verifications are currently valid.
• The security background verification is currently valid.
• The criminal background verification is currently valid.

My questions:

Once the COPR is issued to me , for how long will it be valid and by when can I land in Canada?

As far as I have been able to look up online, I should land before my medical can expire. Is this information true? If so can we re-do our medical ?

And if my medical does expire before I get the COPR, will I have to re-do the medical ?

Thank you for helping out in advance.

Did you get the PPR ?

 

[supernovamuz]

@legalfalcon my medical dates are changed and now status shows in the medical you have passed the medical on October 22, 2020 but my medical is already passed on feb 2020. Does it mean they extended my medical?

 

[legalfalcon]

@legalfalcon my medical dates are changed and now status shows in the medical you have passed the medical on October 22, 2020 but my medical is already passed on feb 2020. Does it mean they extended my medical?

Most likely yes. If the date changed then you must have been given an extension. The medicals have to be valid not only when the application is filed, but also when you land.

If you have requested your GCMS notes, you can see the medical assessments in it.

 

[Simanpreet Kaur]

@legalfalcon

Hi,
I am an outland FSW applicant (from India).
AOR: 3rd January, 2020
Medical passed: 30th January, 2020
Biometrics completed: 18th Feb, 2020

I raised a webform to ask about the status of my application and received the following response.

We verified the information on file and can confirm that:

• The eligibility verifications are passed.
• The background verifications are currently valid.

What does this actually mean? Can you please help me to understand the status of my application?

Thank you in advance.

 

[legalfalcon]

@legalfalcon

Hi,
I am an outland FSW applicant (from India).
AOR: 3rd January, 2020
Medical passed: 30th January, 2020
Biometrics completed: 18th Feb, 2020

I raised a webform to ask about the status of my application and received the following response.

We verified the information on file and can confirm that:

• The eligibility verifications are passed.
• The background verifications are currently valid.

What does this actually mean? Can you please help me to understand the status of my application?

Thank you in advance.

As per the response, your eligibility is either passed or recommended passed by an analyst or assistant. The eligibility happens in two stages. to read on that, you can see my older post at #2,521

This is a good sign as your have cleared the most important stage, i.e. eligibility. Even if it is recommended passed, the officer's in 99.99% cases go ahead with the recommendation. After the eligibility is conclusively passed, the security will be initiated. To read on security and the security screening manual see https://bit.ly/3dY1dU7

The BGC = Criminality + Security. “valid” here indicates, that the documents required for the specific stage are “legal, not expired, and accepted by IRCC,” and no further input is required by the applicant.


To read more on how to understand webform responses see https://bit.ly/31ybBgc