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[legalfalcon]

Thanks @legalfalcon, however the 1st question was for FSW Inland and whether these applications go back to home VO after approval. I for once, know my application is in Ottawa right now.

For fSW inland, the application remain in Canada, unless a specific local resource is needed, then they can be sent to the VO in the country of residence. For all inland applicants the LVO is CPC-Ottawa.

 

[legalfalcon]

AOR: March 5th CEC Inland
VO: Ottawa
Meds Passed: March 11
Biometrics done: March 13
Additional docs also submitted: March
Criminality: In progress
Security: Not started
Eligibility: Not started

Ordered GCMS twice and also spoke to an agent and seems nothing has been moving for my file. The agent did confirm there are no red flags. @legalfalcon Anything to be concerned?

What does your latest GCMS notes say? Is the eligibility still not started or are you waiting to receive your GCMS notes.

 

[11CECapp]

AOR: March 5th CEC Inland
VO: Ottawa
Meds Passed: March 11
Biometrics done: March 13
Additional docs also submitted: March
Criminality: In progress
Security: Not started
Eligibility: Not started

Ordered GCMS twice and also spoke to an agent and seems nothing has been moving for my file. The agent did confirm there are no red flags. @legalfalcon Anything to be concerned?

We have very similar timelines and are pretty much in the exact same boat.

AOR March 3, VO: Ottawa
Biometrics completed March 11
RCMP submitted March 18
Criminality: passed
eligibility: not started
Security: not started

spoke to an agent today, no movement :/

 

[AshRK]

What does your latest GCMS notes say? Is the eligibility still not started or are you waiting to receive your GCMS notes.

Eligibility: not started

 

[Bag Ayra]

Hi @legalfalcon and everyone,
I hope you're having a great one!

I'm FSW - outland - AOR MAR 29
BIL: 2020/6/10 ... I submitted my biometrics: 2020/6/14 (although it doesn't show on the portal that they received it, but the serial number is there)
I just received my GCMS notes, which I ordered on Oct 10.

Primary office: CPC-Ottawa
Secondary office: Centralized Intake Office
Updated Date: 2020/6/25
Eligibility: Passed
Security: Not Started
HIRV:
Criminality: In progress
Org Crime:
Medical: Passed
Misrepresentation:
Info sharing: In progress
Other Reqs:
Final:

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What do you think about these notes? How long I might still have to wait? Does it take long for security to pass after criminality given that I submitted my biometrics long ago?

Thanks a lot!!
Bag

 

[Parthg011]

Do FSW Inland applicants get COPR or PPR?

 

[Invincible84]

Do FSW Inland applicants get COPR or PPR?

COPR

 

[Plol]

We have very similar timelines and are pretty much in the exact same boat.

AOR March 3, VO: Ottawa
Biometrics completed March 11
RCMP submitted March 18
Criminality: passed
eligibility: not started
Security: not started

spoke to an agent today, no movement :/

is there a due date written under the Eligibility and security section? please check

 

[legalfalcon]

Hi @legalfalcon and everyone,
I hope you're having a great one!

I'm FSW - outland - AOR MAR 29
BIL: 2020/6/10 ... I submitted my biometrics: 2020/6/14 (although it doesn't show on the portal that they received it, but the serial number is there)
I just received my GCMS notes, which I ordered on Oct 10.

Primary office: CPC-Ottawa
Secondary office: Centralized Intake Office
Updated Date: 2020/6/25
Eligibility: Passed
Security: Not Started
HIRV:
Criminality: In progress
Org Crime:
Medical: Passed
Misrepresentation:
Info sharing: In progress
Other Reqs:
Final:

-----
What do you think about these notes? How long I might still have to wait? Does it take long for security to pass after criminality given that I submitted my biometrics long ago?

Thanks a lot!!
Bag

Three simple steps to read your GCMS notes:

1. Verify that they are your notes by checking your application number, your name and date of birth on page 1.

2. See page 2 for the assessments. This is the overview of your application stages. To read on stages, see https://bit.ly/35xhKw6

3. Then flip to the last 3-5 pages, this is where the notes entered by the immigration officers are and will provide you with the details.

Once done, you will have a clear grip of your application and then you can read in details about the assessments and calculations and the incoming and outgoing documents which will be in the middle of your notes.


Check your note if it is by an officer or an assistant to an analyst. You can compare it with my previous post at #2,521

To read on security and the security screening manual see https://bit.ly/35zk5oJ

If your eligibility has an officer's note, then it is passed.

 

[11CECapp]

is there a due date written under the Eligibility and security section? please check

under security due date is: March 10 2021
Nothing under eligibility. That section is mostly blank
Application assignment due date was September 6 2020

 

[Parthg011]

how often is too often to call IRCC.

I called on
1st Oct (asking update for Biometrics and status)
22nd Oct (Status after bio update)
2nd Nov (Mailing Address change)

Can I call again to confirm address and ask status?
—-Confirm address for BOWP

 

[DashSat]

how often is too often to call IRCC.

I called on
1st Oct (asking update for Biometrics and status)
22nd Oct (Status after bio update)
2nd Nov (Mailing Address change)

Can I call again to confirm address and ask status?
—-Confirm address for BOWP

Yes you can - I call once every week.

 

[Plol]

Yes you can - I call once every week.

how do you guys call them though? pls put me through step by step(Outland)

 

[DashSat]

how do you guys call them though? pls put me through step by step(Outland)

Oh - I am inland - For inland they will call you back once you get in the queue.
Not sure how to call from outside. But I have seen posts which use some app.

 

[iona_p]

Hi @legalfalcon ....i did my medicals in the month of February 2020 and on my application it's updated passed in June 2020 so if I receive COPR (assuming) till when will it be valued Feb 2021 or June 2021?