I'll advise you to order GCMS notes instead of raising a CSE.
Reserve raising CSE for when you need to send ADR based on your GCMS notes
July 2018 AOR - join here
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Reserve raising CSE for when you need to send ADR based on your GCMS notes
I received my GCMS notes today after 31 days (August 27 - September 27) from Get GCMS.
Everything looks peachy.
Best news of all asides my Eligibilty being met is that my Primary office is CPC- Ottawa (I hope there's no chance of it being moved later on to a different VO, that'll just be painful). POF, CRS points, Work experience, PCC all checked out.
Other details:
Security & Criminality haven't started.
Case officer recommends that my Criminality be passed.
Now, I'm hoping that RPRF request comes soon enough & security & criminality start asap.
Everything looks peachy.
Best news of all asides my Eligibilty being met is that my Primary office is CPC- Ottawa (I hope there's no chance of it being moved later on to a different VO, that'll just be painful). POF, CRS points, Work experience, PCC all checked out.
Other details:
Security & Criminality haven't started.
Case officer recommends that my Criminality be passed.
Now, I'm hoping that RPRF request comes soon enough & security & criminality start asap.
An interesting observation.
The exact day & time my File was transferred from the CIO to CPC-Ottawa was the same day I got the "How to get a job" message in my profile.
Co-incidence? or new fact?
So it seems like the "How to get a job" email/profile update may not be random after all.
PS: Check the Outgoing section of your GCMS notes, that's where I saw mine (Outgoing 1 &2)
The exact day & time my File was transferred from the CIO to CPC-Ottawa was the same day I got the "How to get a job" message in my profile.
Co-incidence? or new fact?
So it seems like the "How to get a job" email/profile update may not be random after all.
PS: Check the Outgoing section of your GCMS notes, that's where I saw mine (Outgoing 1 &2)
Happy to share that I received the mail from CIC, asking to submit our passports for visa stamping. Forums in Canadavisa has been elemental in providing me prompt replies for all my queries from time to time. Thanks a whole bunch from the very bottom of my heart.
Sharing my timeline for your reference
AOR 13th July
Med passed Aug 1st week
Asked for an additional document on Sep 21st
Passport request mail on Sep 26th 21
Sharing my timeline for your reference
AOR 13th July
Med passed Aug 1st week
Asked for an additional document on Sep 21st
Passport request mail on Sep 26th 21
Congratulations on your PPR...!!! This will surely liven things up for the July AOR people...
So you also belong to "FSW - Outlander" category right?
Lucky you, your application has been processed very faster...Great!
Only a person in Canada can order GCMS notes? I Saw something like that in the below thread..
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/how-to-order-gcms-notes-step-by-step-process.513893/
Do the status got changed after passing medicals. I mean IP1, IP2 likewise or straight away got the PPR mail..Did you order GCMS notes at any stage before receiving PPR?
And could you please tell me what was the additional document they requested from you?
And would also willing to know the Visa Office which your application was processed at?
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Time for my weekly post for Montreal visa office
Are you a FSW-O candidate based in the USA? or an inland Candidate?
Still stuck in IP1? if Yes, then your application may be at Montreal visa office.
Do order GCMS notes or call IRCC agents and find out ...
Why? Because if you're at Montreal your wait likely is going to be long one! Based on the data we have till now Montreal takes 5-6 months to give PPR. Hence knowing this may prevent you to log-in to CIC account daily.
For more information please join us at Montreal thread here!
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/montreal-visa-office-lets-connect-here.575300/page-28#post-7263637
Are you a FSW-O candidate based in the USA? or an inland Candidate?
Still stuck in IP1? if Yes, then your application may be at Montreal visa office.
Do order GCMS notes or call IRCC agents and find out ...
Why? Because if you're at Montreal your wait likely is going to be long one! Based on the data we have till now Montreal takes 5-6 months to give PPR. Hence knowing this may prevent you to log-in to CIC account daily.
For more information please join us at Montreal thread here!
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/montreal-visa-office-lets-connect-here.575300/page-28#post-7263637