chrischris
Star Member
- Mar 15, 2011
- 2
- Category........
- Visa Office......
- London
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- App. Filed.......
- 17-05-2011
- File Transfer...
- 21-06-2011
- Med's Done....
- 09-05-2011
Small update here - I got my RCMP police certificate through in the mail, exactly 2 weeks after getting in done in person in Vancouver. It was painless, cheap and efficient and if CIC now ask for it, I've got it ready to go. And if they don't - well it was only $56.
Checked ECAS this morning - tried to log in as me but it still didn't recognise me in the system. So logged in as my sponsor and it's still the same status: app + medical received in London.
It seems therefore that the sponsor and the applicant will actually have separate ECAS files. Once I'm "in process" I guess I should be able to log into ECAS using my name. I have no idea whether that status will show up on my wife's ECAS or whether she's done her job, been approved as sponsor and CIC therefore has nothing more to say to her?
I am also about to join to ranks of those separated from their spouse during this process - my wife has been offered a job back in Canada and is moving back there in two weeks, so it makes timely processing of my app doubly urgent to me!
The next month is going to be tough for all of us as we keep waiting and waiting (unless you've applied to New Delhi, in which case they seem to be taking about three weeks on average from receipt of file to PPR!). At least I'm busy at work......
Good luck everyone.
Checked ECAS this morning - tried to log in as me but it still didn't recognise me in the system. So logged in as my sponsor and it's still the same status: app + medical received in London.
It seems therefore that the sponsor and the applicant will actually have separate ECAS files. Once I'm "in process" I guess I should be able to log into ECAS using my name. I have no idea whether that status will show up on my wife's ECAS or whether she's done her job, been approved as sponsor and CIC therefore has nothing more to say to her?
I am also about to join to ranks of those separated from their spouse during this process - my wife has been offered a job back in Canada and is moving back there in two weeks, so it makes timely processing of my app doubly urgent to me!
The next month is going to be tough for all of us as we keep waiting and waiting (unless you've applied to New Delhi, in which case they seem to be taking about three weeks on average from receipt of file to PPR!). At least I'm busy at work......
Good luck everyone.