***>>> March 2020 AOR <<<***

[Invincible84]

I called them last week, they said nothing initiated except criminality but I know a few other people from JanAOR who got the same reply when they called but they got their CoPR after a week from that so it really depends on the agents.
They are giving CoPR's to Feb AOR's and even a few March Aor's with completed biometrics which means they need to do rest of the March next. But I wonder, are they just going to wait until Service canada opens to give COPR's. What if it doesn't open for a month? I mean if it was already open I think few of us would have been getting COPR's too if we would have been able to complete biometrics.

Thats good to hear

 

[Numwa]

Exactly the same with me.
My AOR: mar 8,
Passed eligibility without biometrics.
Inland applicant

That's great!
So when they say "Your application meets the eligibility requirements under the immigration program for which you have applied" it means eligibility is passed?

 

[singhja6]

Exactly the same with me.
My AOR: mar 8,
Passed eligibility without biometrics.
Inland applicant

You might have given your biometric at the time of your work permit application? I'm not sure that counts.

 

[hithere123]

You might have given your biometric at the time of your work permit application? I'm not sure that counts.

I think they can pass eligiblity without biometrics. On their website they say they will continue working on the applications even if biometrics are not done.

 

[Invincible84]

I think they can pass eligiblity without biometrics. On their website they say they will continue working on the applications even if biometrics are not done.

Where is that written ? Link please?

 

[hithere123]

Where is that written ? Link please?

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/coronavirus-covid19/biometrics.html#automatic

 

[Invincible84]

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/coronavirus-covid19/biometrics.html#automatic

It doesn't say they will continue working explicitly. It just says they won't reject files because of lack of biometrics.

Although they are processing files anyhow.

 

[hithere123]

It doesn't say they will continue working explicitly. It just says they won't reject files because of lack of biometrics.

Although they are processing files anyhow.

It says they won't close or refuse and when I called an agent last week, they said they are working on applications.

 

[Invincible84]

It says they won't close or refuse and when I called an agent last week, they said they are working on applications.

Yes I already said that processing is happening...

 

[hithere123]

Yes I already said that processing is happening...

I hope they open biometrics soon, maybe there are processes like security that might require biometrics (just assuming) but I think once they open the biometrics, march applicants will receive decisions soon after that.
Also there will be a huge rush for biometrics appointments once they open so I guess it could also be hard to get an appointment. The sooner they open, the lesser the rush will be.

 

[shortgriaffe]

with Phase 2 opening, hope that service centers will open soon.

 

[Ckay128]

Anyone else got any response regarding eligibility? (March Aor’s specifically)

 

[warid]

Hi everybody. Can somebody help me with the phone number of CIC to know which stage application is at? I have read a number of posts regarding the same but am unable to find the number. I have a March AOR but nothing updated as of now.

 

[skn30]

Hi everybody. Can somebody help me with the phone number of CIC to know which stage application is at? I have read a number of posts regarding the same but am unable to find the number. I have a March AOR but nothing updated as of now.

18882422100

 

[psucalit]

Hi! I got a message from IRCC saying:

"We have forwarded it along with the information you provided to the responsible office for their consideration.

Since your file is located at the Canadian visa office in Manila, Philippines, we invite you to also contact them in order to:

• Report important changes,
• Provide documents,
• Add a representative or designated individual on file,
• Obtain information regarding the status of your application, or
• Enquire on an outcome to a request."

Does this mean my application is being processed in Manila?? I thought at this point all applications were being processed in Canada...