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When is the best time to request for GCMS? My AOR is Jul 19, and then medical and bio-metrics request received on September 02, 2020, do you think I should WAIT for a month or two before requesting for GCMS? Ohhhh by the by, services canada IS inviting inland PR applicants to give their biometrics, call their hotline you will hear it after the "lebanon" updates. Thanks!
Indeed. They are contacting the applicants in Canada based on their AOR time to make the appointment of biometrics. Exciting.
caipsnotes
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Hi, folks.
Anyone from July 2020 AOR, who has now received RPRF request?
Or anyone who has raised webform, could you please share status?
Anyone from July 2020 AOR, who has now received RPRF request?
Or anyone who has raised webform, could you please share status?
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When to order GCMS notes?
The GCMS refer to the programmed called Global Case Management System (GCMS) used by IRCC that holds the entire processing record of your application, including the the notes pertaining to eligibility by an officer evaluating your file.
All applications go through the following stages:
R10
Medicals
Criminality
Eligibility
Security
R10 or the completeness check is the first stage of the processing, wherein it is verified that your application is complete and all documents are submitted. Filing a complete application is the responsibility of the application, and if a document is missing, a reason and an exemption request should be filed.
If an application is incomplete, it will be rejected. R10 usually happens within 30-45 days of filing your application, around the time when medicals are passed. The exact date will be available in your GCMS notes.
There is no point requesting GCMS notes at this stage, since if your application is incomplete, it will be rejected anyway, and for the medicals, the MyCIC account does inform you of when your meds are passed.
GCMS notes become important only for the eligibility stage, which does not start until 3-4 months. Eligibility takes place in 2 stages. First a case assistant or an analyst will review and make a recommendation. This is then reviewed by an officer who makes the final decision on the eligibility. Since each document you submitted has to be reviewed twice, this is the most time consuming stage.
Only for this stage are the GCMS notes relevant. While GCMS is a great tool, use it sparingly and only after 3-4 months have expired.
See https://bit.ly/30CAjL8
caipsnotes
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At the moment nowhere. Inside Canada you can only give biometrics at Service Canada - but not at the moment because Service Canada is closed for biometrics atm.
However, they just announced that they (service canada) will call applicants to make apppointments for biometrics. That is going to happen in chronological order - at the moment it seema that applicants from Februsry 2020 are getting these calls.
legalfalcon
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- AOR Received.
- 03-09-2015
- Med's Done....
- 17-08-2015
- Passport Req..
- 05-04-2016
- VISA ISSUED...
- 12-04-2016
- LANDED..........
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Currently Service Canada is closed. As per the most recent announcement form IRCC, Service Canada will call you at your number listed in your profile to schedule an appointment for the BIl, after you have received the BIL.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...TwfGRcv5z7_YcBrf-nnVr-YWCpmEPrUFTYfoDlau3sYV0
Thanks got itCurrently Service Canada is closed. As per the most recent announcement form IRCC, Service Canada will call you at your number listed in your profile to schedule an appointment for the BIl, after you have received the BIL.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...TwfGRcv5z7_YcBrf-nnVr-YWCpmEPrUFTYfoDlau3sYV0
legalfalcon
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- Sep 21, 2015
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- App. Filed.......
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- 01-10-2015
- AOR Received.
- 03-09-2015
- Med's Done....
- 17-08-2015
- Passport Req..
- 05-04-2016
- VISA ISSUED...
- 12-04-2016
- LANDED..........
- 05-05-2016
Re-posting my old post that addresses this question:
When to order GCMS notes?
The GCMS refer to the programmed called Global Case Management System (GCMS) used by IRCC that holds the entire processing record of your application, including the the notes pertaining to eligibility by an officer evaluating your file.
All applications go through the following stages:
R10
Medicals
Criminality
Eligibility
Security
R10 or the completeness check is the first stage of the processing, wherein it is verified that your application is complete and all documents are submitted. Filing a complete application is the responsibility of the application, and if a document is missing, a reason and an exemption request should be filed.
If an application is incomplete, it will be rejected. R10 usually happens within 30-45 days of filing your application, around the time when medicals are passed. The exact date will be available in your GCMS notes.
There is no point requesting GCMS notes at this stage, since if your application is incomplete, it will be rejected anyway, and for the medicals, the MyCIC account does inform you of when your meds are passed.
GCMS notes become important only for the eligibility stage, which does not start until 3-4 months. Eligibility takes place in 2 stages. First a case assistant or an analyst will review and make a recommendation. This is then reviewed by an officer who makes the final decision on the eligibility. Since each document you submitted has to be reviewed twice, this is the most time consuming stage.
Only for this stage are the GCMS notes relevant. While GCMS is a great tool, use it sparingly and only after 3-4 months have expired.
See https://bit.ly/30CAjL8
As regards biometrics, this is the most recent notification:
Category: CEC (Inland) |
ITA: June 25, 2020 |
e-APR Submission/AOR: Jul 21, 2020 with LOE for PCC |
PCC Applied: Jun 29, 2020
PCC Received and Submitted: Sep 4, 2020
Progress Bar appeared: Sep 11, 2020
PCC Processed: Sep 14, 2020
MEP: Sep 17, 2020
BIL: Sep 17, 2020
ITA: June 25, 2020 |
e-APR Submission/AOR: Jul 21, 2020 with LOE for PCC |
PCC Applied: Jun 29, 2020
PCC Received and Submitted: Sep 4, 2020
Progress Bar appeared: Sep 11, 2020
PCC Processed: Sep 14, 2020
MEP: Sep 17, 2020
BIL: Sep 17, 2020
Hello guys!
Here is my info:
Category - CEC (Inland)
AOR - July 14th
BIL - Sep 5th (only for primary applicant tho)
MEP - still under review
Quick question, since I applied with 2 applicants - myself (primary) and my spouse (accompanying), we were supposed to received two biometric requests for both me and my spouse, but we have only received the biometric request letter for the primary applicant and not for the dependent.
Anyone had a similar issue? I wonder if we should contact IRCC or just wait...
Any advise is highly appreciated. Thanks!
Here is my info:
Category - CEC (Inland)
AOR - July 14th
BIL - Sep 5th (only for primary applicant tho)
MEP - still under review
Quick question, since I applied with 2 applicants - myself (primary) and my spouse (accompanying), we were supposed to received two biometric requests for both me and my spouse, but we have only received the biometric request letter for the primary applicant and not for the dependent.
Anyone had a similar issue? I wonder if we should contact IRCC or just wait...
Any advise is highly appreciated. Thanks!
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