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[amex]

Hello,
On what date did they ask for this?
I'm curious because they also asked me and my wife for CV and a student information form.

They asked on December 11. I believe they ask this for anyone with a Masters's or Ph.D. degree in science and kind of is the last thing to complete documents of your application (my thoughts).

 

[Nousernamesadface]

They asked on December 11. I believe they ask this for anyone with a Masters's or Ph.D. degree in science and kind of is the last thing to complete documents of your application (my thoughts).

They asked me in late November. Thanks for answering.

 

[willapp]

I spoke to a friend of mine at the Ircc Ottawa office she said most case processing agents were sent home without laptops or computers and are still waiting for their devices and one of her friends have been staying home for the past three Mk the and is yet to receive a laptop. My problem is Ircc is issuing invites but are not equipping their staff to process them ?

This sounds so incompetent. No wonder my file in Ottawa is not moving.
At the rate of 10 thousand a month, who knows how long they want to keep people waiting

 

[Kais767]

There hasn't been any CEC approvals in the past 2 weeks on MyImmiTracker!
https://myimmitracker.com/en/ca/trackers/consolidated-e-apr-tracker-express-entry-permanent-residency-application

I have to wonder if the Ottawa office is really shut down. Yes, the pandemic affects everyone, but we're 10 months in now....

 

[caipsnotes]

I spoke to a friend of mine at the Ircc Ottawa office she said most case processing agents were sent home without laptops or computers and are still waiting for their devices and one of her friends have been staying home for the past three Mk the and is yet to receive a laptop. My problem is Ircc is issuing invites but are not equipping their staff to process them ?

That's true

It seems the IRCC COVID-19 backlogs were mainly caused by 2 things. The first was the inability to get people into mailrooms to open applications. The second is that IRCC apparently works in shifts using shared workstations, and there wasn't enough "equipment" to take home

See https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/december-2019-aor-join-here.666708/page-453#post-9075529

 

[caipsnotes]

thanks a lot @legalfalcon, are the IRCC call center agent engaged in the approval process? or do they have any influence in the approval process?

Hi. Call center agents can't influence the outcome nor are they engaged in the approval process

 

[legalfalcon]

thanks a lot @legalfalcon, are the IRCC call center agent engaged in the approval process? or do they have any influence in the approval process?

No, the call centres are staffed by call centre reps and some supervisors who are IRCC officers. They have no role in the processing of an application, except relaying the info.

 

[veronica_n]

That's true

It seems the IRCC COVID-19 backlogs were mainly caused by 2 things. The first was the inability to get people into mailrooms to open applications. The second is that IRCC apparently works in shifts using shared workstations, and there wasn't enough "equipment" to take home

See https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/december-2019-aor-join-here.666708/page-453#post-9075529

Just WOW...

You would think that 9 months later they already got the equipment to be able to work from home... they knew the virus wasn’t going to go away.

 

[petiterobenoire]

Called this morning. AOR June 14. Was told that all assessments (eligibility, security, medical, criminality) have passed, and I'm just waiting for the final decision. Had to call around 5 or 6 times to be transferred to the queue (35 minute wait.)

 

[bebopt]

I called today and apparently my file has not been touched since October 24th, since it maintains the same status as the GCMS notes generated that day.
It is a little disheartening. I know they have backlogs due to covid, but my case should be easy enough =/

 

[willapp]

Called this morning. AOR June 14. Was told that all assessments (eligibility, security, medical, criminality) have passed, and I'm just waiting for the final decision. Had to call around 5 or 6 times to be transferred to the queue (35 minute wait.)

what’s your office?
Called 4 times and didn’t get connected today.

 

[srin881]

Called this morning. AOR June 14. Was told that all assessments (eligibility, security, medical, criminality) have passed, and I'm just waiting for the final decision. Had to call around 5 or 6 times to be transferred to the queue (35 minute wait.)

Same here and heard the same status.My aor is June 18th,cec inland

 

[yykks]

Hi, @legalfalcon ,many thanks for all your help ,the call center rep told me that all stages were passed at the end of Nov 2020, so far no final decision made, i am EEPNP outland, how soon should i expect the final decision? would that be the reason of Covid19 Canada just want to hold applicants outland to travel in...not very sure but the long waiting made me hard to plan life, thank you.

 

[vikram7544]

hi guys...i have one question....
Criminality is currently valid.. what it mean?
is it passed or in process...??

 

[bebopt]

what’s your office?
Called 4 times and didn’t get connected today.

I believe it's Ottawa. I am an inland candidate and called around 11:30 Vancouver time. I left my phone number and they called me back around a half hour later.