Kingston,Jamaica

[tintin79]

Is it an ABSOLUTE requirement to do fingerprinting and RCMP check? I hope you can bypass all that and get a call for passport. :

if you lived in Canada for over 6 months unfortunately it is a absolute requirement.

 

[Halfmoon]

if you lived in Canada for over 6 months unfortunately it is a absolute requirement.

Hey Tin Tin how are you? From what I understand based on the guideline, the 6 month rule applies to all countries other than Canada. For those who have resided in Canada for any period of time, the overseas office will do a CPIC check to see if you or someone with a similar name/age has a record. If there is no record, then they will not request your fingerprints. However, I'm not famaliar with the intimate details of Chickie's application so am not familiar with the processes for her situation.

 

[tamarindball]

Chickie

Nuff congrats girl. You're near the finishing line so just keep the faith going. One less thing to worry about. Kingston, you're working!!! Work even harder especially for those waiting so very long. Kudos to you Chickie.

Happy Friday Everyone!

UPDATE!

My ECAS finally changed:

Permanent Residence


We received your application for permanent residence on March 1, 2012.


We started processing your application on March 19, 2013.


Medical results have been received.

 

[tintin79]

Hey Tin Tin how are you? From what I understand based on the guideline, the 6 month rule applies to all countries other than Canada. For those who have resided in Canada for any period of time, the overseas office will do a CPIC check to see if you or someone with a similar name/age has a record. If there is no record, then they will not request your fingerprints. However, I'm not famaliar with the intimate details of Chickie's application so am not familiar with the processes for her situation.

Ohh ok. My husband lived in Canada for 5 years so I guess that's why they needed full fingerprints.

 

[tamarindball]

Hey Fullmoon, how are you doing/ How is hubby? Trust he's still settling in nicely and not yet homesick even though with you at his side, he might not be as he has other focus right now. Trust all is well. Take care. Have a great weekend and hope it won't be a WEAK end but a STRONG end!!!

Hey Tin Tin how are you? From what I understand based on the guideline, the 6 month rule applies to all countries other than Canada. For those who have resided in Canada for any period of time, the overseas office will do a CPIC check to see if you or someone with a similar name/age has a record. If there is no record, then they will not request your fingerprints. However, I'm not famaliar with the intimate details of Chickie's application so am not familiar with the processes for her situation.

 

[Halfmoon]

Ohh ok. My husband lived in Canada for 5 years so I guess that's why they needed full fingerprints.

It could possibly be that when they did their CPIC search, there was someone else with similar info and only way they can verify is through fingerprinting.

Nonetheless Tintin, how long does it take for them to process the ARC? I hope you get word real soon.

 

[tintin79]

I don't know. I'm still here waiting. They still have his passport after 6 weeks and so far it's been three months since the ARC request.

 

[Halfmoon]

Hey Fullmoon, how are you doing/ How is hubby? Trust he's still settling in nicely and not yet homesick even though with you at his side, he might not be as he has other focus right now. Trust all is well. Take care. Have a great weekend and hope it won't be a WEAK end but a STRONG end!!!

Happy Friday Tammyball!! I thought of you the other day actually. Hubbie was watching "Meet the Browns" while I was having my hair day and told me after how Angela Bassett is "Real Nice" looking. All I could think of was the time when I first saw your pic!!!

He isn't homesick ....yet. LOL. He's been keeping busy and with his new job will be even busier!

Have you heard anything from KG?

 

[chickie72]

OK OK OK, I just got word from a birdie there is some BIG NEWS up in here and boy the birdie wasn't lying. I knew this was coming and wow it sure did come. You'll have the entire weekend to smile like this:

;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

So everyone MOVE out of the way, this entire day is reserved for a very special, graceful, humble and loving wife named Mrs. Chickie. Here is a toast to you oh and you know I would never forget this.........By your wedding colors, I think you love blue.


Congratulations!!!



****THROWS CONFETTI!!!*****

****THROWS CONFETTI!!!*****

****THROWS CONFETTI!!!*****

LOL silly girl....thank girl! you made me cry!

 

[chickie72]

Is it an ABSOLUTE requirement to do fingerprinting and RCMP check? I hope you can bypass all that and get a call for passport. :

I am hoping too but God only knows! Miracles can happen.....they are asking for his email address so we shall see!

 

[chickie72]

Hey Tin Tin how are you? From what I understand based on the guideline, the 6 month rule applies to all countries other than Canada. For those who have resided in Canada for any period of time, the overseas office will do a CPIC check to see if you or someone with a similar name/age has a record. If there is no record, then they will not request your fingerprints. However, I'm not famaliar with the intimate details of Chickie's application so am not familiar with the processes for her situation.

that is the same thing that I heard so I am hoping his name don't register under anyone else....I know he don't have a criminal record up here so we are good on that one and he was never ran thru CPIC so we are good on that one!

 

[chickie72]

Chickie

Nuff congrats girl. You're near the finishing line so just keep the faith going. One less thing to worry about. Kingston, you're working!!! Work even harder especially for those waiting so very long. Kudos to you Chickie.

Much thanks my girl! ;D

 

[chickie72]

Woohoooo!!!!!! Chickie boo! Progress!!!! Tell hubs keep that phone extra close to him!!!!!!!!

LETS GO KINGSTON!!!! You're on a rampage!!!!!!!

Thank you very much Cee! ;D

 

[sammystorm19]

Happy Friday Everyone!

UPDATE!

My ECAS finally changed:

Permanent Residence


We received your application for permanent residence on March 1, 2012.


We started processing your application on March 19, 2013.


Medical results have been received.

WOOT WOOT!!! That is awesome news hun

 

[chickie72]

WOOT WOOT!!! That is awesome news hun

Thank you!