You may get your AOR for PR app in next two weeks. Since people around Aug 20-22 are getting it now.
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You may get your AOR for PR app in next two weeks. Since people around Aug 20-22 are getting it now.
Hey Thank you for your response. One more thing, how did you raise your webform before AOR? Would you explain the process please, it'll be really helpful. Thanks again!
I have been really worried about it cos i applied for my work permit yet there has been no response since aug 11, 2024
Use this link
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/contact-ircc/web-form.html
"Update or ask about your application"
"Add document to your application"
Fill out the form and were it asks for your application number, click on the "By checking this box, I confirm that I don’t know my application number" box.
Use your UCI instead (there's a box further in the form to provide it).
In the last section where you can write your comments, explain that you forgot to pay the biometric fees and that you're attaching the receipt for biometrics.
I did the same thing. I applied without paying biometric fees, read in this forum that I should have, paid and sent it through webform a few weeks after applying. Got BIL along with AOR.
Based on the note I got in mid January, the criminality passed but AUS info sharing status was "Sent-Partner" , the other two info sharing with US were passed. Could you tell me what is FD?
Having a government job does not automatically trigger a comprehensive security check in your immigration application. However, it can be a factor depending on the nature of your role, the country you worked for, and your level of access to sensitive information.
When Does a Government Job Lead to a Security Check?
1. Sensitive Positions: If your role involved law enforcement, military, intelligence, cybersecurity, or access to confidential government data, your application may require extra scrutiny.
2. Certain Countries: Applicants from countries with heightened security concerns may face additional background checks.
3. Security Screening Indicators: If there are any flags in your travel history, affiliations, or previous work duties, immigration officers may refer your case for further review.
What Happens in a Comprehensive Security Check Additional background verification through CSIS (Canadian Security Intelligence Service).
Review of employment history, international travel, and possible ties to government agencies.
Delays in processing, sometimes extending several months.
If your job was a regular administrative or public service role with no sensitive access, it is unlikely to trigger a comprehensive security check.
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If your job position and job duties has been changed, you should inform PNP office and IRCC . It's mandatory part of PNP post nomination process.
Since you are still awaiting your AOR, there is a slight chance that your file could be returned for being incomplete. However, leaving Section G (Military and Paramilitary Service) blank instead of writing NA is usually not a major issue if the rest of your form is complete.
Possible Outcomes:
1. Best Case: The immigration officer assumes that the section is not applicable and processes your application without issue.
2. Neutral Case: IRCC contacts you via ADR (Additional Document Request) for clarification, which could slightly delay processing.
3. Worst Case: Your application is deemed incomplete and returned, requiring resubmission (which would be a significant delay).
Should You Send a Webform?
Since you havent received your AOR yet, sending a webform with an updated IMM 5669 could be a proactive step to prevent delays. Mention that you noticed the missing NA and are submitting a corrected version to ensure completeness.
It sounds like IRCC is processing your PR application separately from your child's, and your recent webform request to consider your child as an outside Canada applicant might still be in progress. :
Possible Scenarios:
1. Your PR Approval (P2) is Proceeding Normally:
The request letter in your GCKey account (with steps 1, 2, and 3) likely refers to passport submission for your Confirmation of Permanent Residence (COPR) or visa stamping.
Since your name is mentioned, this letter is probably for your own PR process, not your child's
2. Your Child's PR is Delayed Due to the Address Change:
Since your child was initially in Canada but later moved to India, IRCC may need to transfer their application to the appropriate visa office outside Canada (likely New Delhi or another IRCC office handling cases in India).
This transfer might cause a short delay in processing your child's P2.
3. Your Webform Request is Being Processed:
IRCC might still be updating your child's file to reflect that they are outside Canada.
Once they finalize this, your child should receive their own P2 instructions separately.
What Should You Do?
1. Check the request letter carefully:
If it's s asking for your passport submission, proceed with your PR process.
Your childs case will likely follow soon.
2. Monitor your child's GCKey account or emails for updates.
You should receive a separate request letter for your child once IRCC processes the webform request.
3. If thers no update within a week, raise another webform or contact IRCC.
Mention that you received P2 but your child hasn’t, and ask for confirmation on their application status.
Since you submitted your PR application two months ago, correcting mistakes on IMM 5669 (Schedule A “ Background/Declaration) as soon as possible is a good idea.
1. Steps to Correct Your IMM 5669 Mistakes:
1. Call IRCC to Request Your Temporary File Number (if AOR is not received yet).
This may help you submit a webform with your updated IMM 5669.
If you have your UCI number, try using that in your webform request.
2. Fill Out a Corrected IMM 5669 Form
Ensure all details are accurate, especially in the Personal History, Address History, and Work History sections.
3. Write a Letter of Explanation (LoE)
Explain the mistakes you made in your original submission.
Apologize for the oversight and clarify the correct information.
State that you are proactively providing the corrected form to avoid misrepresentation.
4. Submit via Webform
Attach your corrected IMM 5669 and LoE.
Select the correct category: Permanent Residence -> Express Entry / Non-Express Entry -> Upload Documents.
2. Personal History Section (IMM 5669) Date Format Example
This section should not have any gaps and must be in YYYY-MM format (Year-Month)
Example:
| From (YYYY-MM) | To (YYYY-MM) | Activity Type | City & Country | Employer/School Name (if applicable) |
| 2020-09 | 2023-05 | Working | Toronto, Canada | ABC Corporation |
| 2018-06 | 2020-08 | Studying | Vancouver, Canada | XYZ University |
| 2016-01 | 2018-05 | Unemployed | New Delhi, India | N/A |
No gaps between time periods
thank you very much miss bee. i was so stressed out since last night. so i don't really need to get a TFN right? since i have my UCI. i tried calling them earlier but there was a high volume of calls and i could not go through.
Yed if you don't have TFN , you can just use UCI to send webform .
Thanks a lot for your detailed response. Will do this.
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