Pakistani Applicants waiting for PPR (Stage 1 or 2 letters) from CHC London

[nadeem.ismaili]

Dear all seniors,

Please advice me. I had ordered CAIPS NOTES which show strange text S.15(1), what is this? I am done with medical in march 2012 and expecting for a PPR.

From

Nadeem Ismaili

 

[cocknbull]

Dear all seniors,

Please advice me. I had ordered CAIPS NOTES which show strange text S.15(1), what is this? I am done with medical in march 2012 and expecting for a PPR.

From

Nadeem Ismaili

check this link

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/-t109332.0.html

Dear All!

I am here after a long time but I want to share some vital info about CAIPs / GCMS notes as I have ordered it 3 times myself.

1) First of all whenever you order CAIPS / GCMS your visa office gets informed and it is noted in the same notes and you can see this entry in next notes in incoming correspondence but there are no adverse affects and you can order as many times as you like.

2) Some info can be hidden or omitted from your notes as it is according to their act that some info is exempted from release under access of information act 16(1)(c) or 15(1) or 19(1) etc.. So whenever you get CAIPS / GCMS email or letter first check if they have talked about any act like 15(1) or 16(1)(c) etc and if it is so then it is for sure that some info can be omitted or hidden from your notes and you can observe a whitener be placed on some parts of notes.

I have seen for people whose job verification was done and who had concerns about their files received this kind of GCMS email

"The processing of your request is now complete and I am pleased to enclose the documents requested. Certain information qualifies for exemption pursuant to section(s) 16(1)(c) injurious to the enforcement of any law of Canada or a province or the conduct of lawful investigations, 15(1) International affairs and defence of the Access to Information Act."

It was interesting to see that in first GCMS notes before verification of job all the concerns were hidden under section 16(1)(C) and 15(1) and once the job verification was done then in next notes they had uncovered the concerns . So if you receive email like above be prepared they have concerns about your file which they are hiding.

I hope the above helps people in sorting out CAIPS / GCMS.


Thank you all for reading this............

 

[now]

I have an urgent question and will appreciate any and all input I am filling the updated family information chart. It has the option of "CURRENT MAILING ADDRESS," the mailing address is different from my residential address in my application. My question is that can I give a different mailing address in the chart from the one mentioned in my application?? Kindly reply! One more thing, the words GOVERNMENT OFFICER are written on my husband's passport, will this cause any problem, whatsoever??

 

[khalidcivil]

In my opinion,

1) You can mention any address which is different from the address given in application. no issue.
2) If "Govt Officer" is mentioned on the passport, then he has to be careful before leaving Pak. If he is planning to get leave from the deptt for going to Canada, he will have to get NOC from his deptt. The immigration deptt at all Pakistani airports ask for NOC from all Govt employees travelling abroad.

I have an urgent question and will appreciate any and all input I am filling the updated family information chart. It has the option of "CURRENT MAILING ADDRESS," the mailing address is different from my residential address in my application. My question is that can I give a different mailing address in the chart from the one mentioned in my application?? Kindly reply! One more thing, the words GOVERNMENT OFFICER are written on my husband's passport, will this cause any problem, whatsoever??

 

[now]

In my opinion,

1) You can mention any address which is different from the address given in application. no issue.
2) If "Govt Officer" is mentioned on the passport, then he has to be careful before leaving Pak. If he is planning to get leave from the deptt for going to Canada, he will have to get NOC from his deptt. The immigration deptt at all Pakistani airports ask for NOC from all Govt employees travelling abroad.

Thanks Khalid bhai +1

 

[nadeem.ismaili]

check this link

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/-t109332.0.html

Dear All!

I am here after a long time but I want to share some vital info about CAIPs / GCMS notes as I have ordered it 3 times myself.

1) First of all whenever you order CAIPS / GCMS your visa office gets informed and it is noted in the same notes and you can see this entry in next notes in incoming correspondence but there are no adverse affects and you can order as many times as you like.

2) Some info can be hidden or omitted from your notes as it is according to their act that some info is exempted from release under access of information act 16(1)(c) or 15(1) or 19(1) etc.. So whenever you get CAIPS / GCMS email or letter first check if they have talked about any act like 15(1) or 16(1)(c) etc and if it is so then it is for sure that some info can be omitted or hidden from your notes and you can observe a whitener be placed on some parts of notes.

I have seen for people whose job verification was done and who had concerns about their files received this kind of GCMS email

"The processing of your request is now complete and I am pleased to enclose the documents requested. Certain information qualifies for exemption pursuant to section(s) 16(1)(c) injurious to the enforcement of any law of Canada or a province or the conduct of lawful investigations, 15(1) International affairs and defence of the Access to Information Act."

It was interesting to see that in first GCMS notes before verification of job all the concerns were hidden under section 16(1)(C) and 15(1) and once the job verification was done then in next notes they had uncovered the concerns . So if you receive email like above be prepared they have concerns about your file which they are hiding.

I hope the above helps people in sorting out CAIPS / GCMS.


Thank you all for reading this............

Dear cocknbull,

Thanks for the explanation, but still I am confused, does this (s.15(1)) means Criminal Check (To be specific).

from,

Nadeem Ismaili

 

[cocknbull]

Dear cocknbull,

Thanks for the explanation, but still I am confused, does this (s.15(1)) means Criminal Check (To be specific).

from,

Nadeem Ismaili

Dear this is nothing. Don't panic. This is normal and in almost every one's case s15(1) is there. I have seen that in people's notes. This is their internal procedure. Just give it some time and you will hear good news insha Allah..Don't worry..

 

[darian]

Anyone received PR2 from IMS in last two weeks?

Regards,

 

[affectee2004]

any guesses abt passport with visa after submission ?

 

[now]

You can email on below address and get yourself registered.
coapk @ iom.int

Thanks canada1234, I've sent an email as you suggested. Allah SWT bless you.

 

[RFarooqi]

i have sent my passports thrugh TCS today on monday morning they will recieve my passports.

You and me on same boat, my passport ll be delivered at Monday by TCS. let's see how much day it ll take?

 

[RFarooqi]

Thank you Mrs Umar .. well we are planning to land in Toronto .. whats you plan ?
December is to near so hows your preparation ?
Good LuckThank you Mythestic
Hope you are doing good
Thanks Somi
Thank you agshaheyar May this new Islamic year bring happiness for all
Thanks Fakhir
Thanks Beckett , I wish all other who are still waiting for PPR1 and PPR2 get it soon InshaALLAH

did you send your passport to islamabad?

 

[RFarooqi]

Dear all seniors,

Please advice me. I had ordered CAIPS NOTES which show strange text S.15(1), what is this? I am done with medical in march 2012 and expecting for a PPR.

From

Nadeem Ismaili

Check this out

Deciphering Your CAIPS Notes

www.immigrationguides.com - Home - CAIPS abbreviations decoded

One thing you should note is that dates are always provided in the format
DD-MM-YYYY. So 10-03-2005 is March 10, not October 3 as it would be in the US date system.

Here is the CAIPS list of codes and abbreviations:


SEX

1 or M male
2 or F female

MARITAL STATUS
1 single
2 married
3 widowed
4 divorced
5 separated
8 common-law partner

HEIGHT CODE
(Height must be between 31 cm and 268 cm)

1 (or metric + height)
2 (or imperial + height, 0 for unknown)

EYE COLOUR CODE

0 Unknown
1 black
2 blue
3 brown
4 green
5 hazel
6 gray
7 other

HEIGHT AND EYE COLOUR VALIDATION CODE

0 not defined
1 unknown
2 confirmed
3 estimated

NAME FLAG

1 maiden name
2 son/daughter of
3 other surname or different spelling
4 other given name/different spelling or nickname
5 spouse's surname
6 intended spouse's surname

OFFICIAL LANGUAGE CODE

1 fluent in English
2 fluent in French
3 fluent in both
4 fluent in neither

EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION CODE

00 none
01 secondary or less
02 formal trade certificate, diploma or apprenticeship e.g. hairdresser
03 other non-university certificate or diploma e.g. registered nurse, denial technician
04 some university, no degree
05 bachelor's degree of first professional degree e.g. BA B.Ed, B.Eng. LLB. MD
06 some post graduate, no further degree
07 master's degree
08 doctorate - PhD

SYNTHETIC NOC CODES (OM OP 97-21)

9911.0 Student
9992.0 Retired
9970.0 Homemaker
9980.0 Dependant (other than student)
9914.0 New Worker
9999.0 Open Work Permit 0001.0 investor

PILOT INDICATOR COPES (PERMANENT RESIDENT ONLY)

CN1 Control - Independent Class - London
CN2 Control - Independent Class - Hong Kong
CN3 Control - Independent Class - New Delhi
PN1 Pilot - Independent Class - London
PN2 Pilot- Independent Class - Hong Kong
PN3 Pilot - Independent Class -New Delhi
CF3 Control - Family Class - New Delhi
CF4 Control - Family Class - Singapore
PF3 Pilot - Family Class - New Delhi
PF4 Pilot - Family Class - Singapore
IF3 Imaging - Family Class - New Delhi

PROVINCE

AB Alberta
BC British Columbia
MO Manitoba
NB New Brunswick
NF Newfoundland
NS Nova Scotia
NT Northwest Territories
NU Nunavut
ON Ontario
PE Prince Edward Island
PQ Quebec
SK Saskatchewan
YT Yukon

FAMILY STATUS CODE

1 principal applicant
2 dependant is spouse of principal applicant
3 neither 2, 4 nor 6 apply
4 dependant is a child over 19 or relationship to principal applicant is GRANDSON or GRANDDAUGHTER (pre-Proclamation cases)
5 common-law partner
6 dependant is child over 22 or relationship to principal applicant is GRANDSON or GRANDDAUGHTER (post-Proclamation cases)

EMP. CODE

1 designated occupation
3 arranged employment as minister or in family business
4 has EMP5056.

ARRANGED EMPLOYMENT TYPE

1. Holds Work Permit on the basis of an HRDC Confirmation -R 82(2)(a)
2. Holds Work Permit on the basis of an HRDC confirmation -R 82{2)(b)
3. HRDC permanent confirmation has been issued -R82(2)(c)

MEDICAL STATUS CODE

R Documents rec'd from physician, but not yet assessed
F Case furthered
B Pending review by Medical Advisory Board
H Pending decision by HQ
A Assessed and finalized
N No document received for this family member

MEDICAL CODES

M1 enter 01
M2 enter 02
M3 enter 03
M4 enter 04
M5 enter 05
M6 enter 06
M6 enter 06
M7 enter 07
M2/3 enter 23
M4/5 enter 45
M4/6 enter 46
M4/7 enter 47
M6/7 enter 67

IMMIGRANT COST RECOVERY

FPA fee paid abroad
FPC fee paid in Canada
FPE fee paid at Port of Entry
FPS T11 decision pending - Quebec cases only
R01 CR or DC case
R02 Citizens of Finland
R03 Application commenced before 03/02/86.
RQ4 found not to be a refugee
ROS re-opened case, no change in previous coding
RPA Refund processed abroad (appl. fee)
RPC Refund processed in Canada (appl. fee)
999 none of the above apply

RIGHT OF PERMANENT RESIDENCE FEE

LFA paid abroad
LFC paid in Canada
LFD payment deferred - non PQ
LFN not applicable
LFP partial refund
LFQ payment deferred - Quebec
LFR refund
LFS supplementary payment.
LLA landing loan approved
LXR exempt refugees (CAIPS offices only)
LFE paid elsewhere
LFT file transfer to another mission
LRC refunded in Canada on FC refused case

TYPE OF CASE

2 Ordered Landed
3 Early Admission
7 19(1)(c), Order-in-Council
8 19(2)(a), Ministerial decision

REFUGEE SPECIAL PROGRAMS

HC1 Humanitarian and Compassionate Consideration
OYW One Year Window of Opportunity
UPX Urgent Protection Program
AWR Assistance to Women at Risk
REF Convention Refugee Selected Abroad
SLB Sierra Leone Blendad Sponsorship Case
DFD De Facto Dependant
KQF Fast Track Kosovo Refugees
EXD Bosnian Ex-Detainees

REFERRAL ORGANIZATION (REFUGEE SPECIFIC)

NONE
UNHCR

FAMILY CLASS

FC1 Spouse
FC2 Fiance(e) (pre-Proclamation cases only)
FC3 Son/Daughter
FC4 All parents and grandparents
FCS Orphaned brother/sister/nephew/niece/grandchild
FC6 Child to be adopted
FC7 Other relative
FC9 Child adopted by a Canadian citizen or permanent resident (IRPA - Effective September 2002)
FCB Guardianship
FCC Common Law Partner
FCE Conjugal Partner
FCH Family Relationships - H&C

DESIGNATED CLASS

DC1 Government assistance required
DC2 Approved IMM1298 or IMM1344 on file
DC3 Sponsored by group or corporation
DC4 Self-supporting, government assistance not required
DC5 Selected under joint assistance sponsorship
DC8 Refugee claimants; designated class; backlog claimants

INDEPENDENT IMMIGRANT

AR1 Brother/sister
AR4 Son/daughter
ART Other Assisted Relatives
EN2 Entrepreneur
SE2 Self-employed
ND2 Other independent Immigrants
PV2 Provincial nominee processed abroad

SOURCE COUNTRY

RS1 Government assistance required
RS3 Sponsored by group of five or corporation for 12 months (pre-Proclamation only)
RS4 Self supporting, government assistance not required
RS5 Special needs case selected under joint assistance sponsorship
RSX Sponsored by group or corporation for 12-24 months (pre-Proclamation only)
(IRPA - Effective September 2002)
RSC Source country with a Community Sponsorship
RSG Source country sponsored by a Group of Five.
RSS Source country sponsored by a Sponsorship Agreement Holder (SAH).

ASYLUM COUNTRY

RA3 Sponsored by group of five or corporation for 12 months (pre-Proclamation only),
RA4 Self supporting, government assistance not required
RA5 Special needs case selected under joint assistance sponsorship on an exceptional basis
RAX Sponsored by group or corporation for 12-24 months (pre-Proclamation only) (IRPA - Effective September 2002)
RAC Country of asylum with a Community Sponsorship
RAG Country of asylum sponsored by s Group of Five
RAS Country of asylum sponsored by a Sponsorship Agreement Holder (SAH).

OTHER CATEGORIES

DR1 Dependant of a CRS refugee claimant who resides fn Canada and who has not been deemed to be a Convention refugee by the IRB
DR2 Dependant of a CRS refugee claimant who resides abroad and who has not been deemed to be a Convention refugee in his/her own right
RM2 Dependant residing abroad of a member of the deferred removal order class
LC1 Member of the live-in caregiver^ in Canada class and dependants in Canada
LC2 Dependant residing abroad of a member of the (live-in-caregivers in Canada class
PD1 Member of the post-determination refugee
PD2 Dependant of a member of the post determination refugee claimant in Canada class: residing abroad
Effective prior April 1, 1999

NV1 Investor in private business commercial venture/individual applicant
NV2 Investor in private business commercial venture/multiple applicant
NV3 Investor tn privately administered investment syndicate
NV4 Investor in government administered capital venture funds

Effective April 1st 1999

NV5 Investor

IRPA - Effective September 2002

SW1 Skilled Worker

CONVENTION REFUGEE

CR1 Government assistance required
CR2 App. undertaking on file as assisted relatives or family class
CR3 Sponsored by group of five or corporation for T2; months (pre-Proclamation only)
CR4 Self-supporting, government assistance not required
CR5 Special needs case selected under joint assistance sponsorship
CR8 Convention Refugees (CR) and their dependants who are recognized as Convention refugees in their own right by the IRB
CRX Sponsored by group or corporation for 12-24 months (pre-Proclamation only)

(IRPA - Effective September 2002)

CRC Convention refugee abroad with a Community Sponsorship
CRG Convention refugee abroad sponsored by a Group of Five,
CRS Convention refugee abroad sponsored by a Sponsorship Agreement Holder (SAH)


WORK IN PROCESS (WlP) EVENTS (USER ENTERED)

C1023 RPRF Requested
D1Q01 Referred to CIC
D1005 Application Forwarded to MRCI
M1004 Requested Info/Documentation Received
R1001 IMM1017- Medical Instructions issued
S1000 Letter-Missing Info - Supporting Documentation
X1002 RPRF Received.
X1004 Paper File Received
X1005 Response from MRCI Received
X1006 Response from CIC Received
X2002 Refusal Recommended
X2003 Interview Required
X2004 Refer to QA
X2007 Suspended

WORK IN PROCESS (WlP) Events (SYSTEM GENERATED)

D1020 IMM1000 Created/Updated (pre-Proclamation only)
D1062 Immigrant Case Re-opened
D1063 IMM5292 Issued/Updated
D1064 Immigrant Foil Issued/Updated
D1065 Change in immigrant Category
M1000 Application Received
X1000 Immigrant File Created
X1001 Interview Date
X1003 File Transferred
X1007 File on Loan to Satellite
X1008 File Returned to RPC
X1009 File Transferred to Portable CAIPS
X1010 File Transferred from Portable CAIPS
X2000 Paper Screening Decision Entered,
X2001 Selection Decision Entered
X2005 Security Decision Entered
X2006 Final Decision Entered
X3000 Centralized Processing ND Pilot Application
X3001 Centralized Processing ND Control Application
X3002 Centralized Processing FC Pilot Application
X3003 Centralized Processing FC Control Application
X3004 Imaging Family Class Cases for New Delhi

REGULATIONS

A92 A93 X86 J88
M92 M94 N79
J02 (June 2002. IRPA)

Decision Codes
T-11 PAPER SCREENING DECISION (PSDEC)

1 passed
2 failed
3 withdrawal

T-12 SELECTION DECISION (SELDEC)

1 passed
2 passed on discretion
3 OIC required (pro-Proclamation cases)
4 waived
5 failed
6 failed on discretion
7 withdrawn
S passed (H & C consideration) (for Refugees only)

T-13 SECURITY DECISION (BDEC)

1 passed
2 omitted - all under 18
3 incomplete
4 failed

T-13 MEDICAL DECISION (MEDDEC)

1 passed
2 Incomplete
3 failed
4 dependant failed

T-13 OTHER REQUIREMENTS (OREQ)

1 passed
2 OIC obtained
3 incomplete
4 failed
5 failed - criminal
6 failed - province
7 rehabilitation approved
8 rehabilitation denied

T-13 FINAL DECISION (FINDEC)

1 visa issued
2 permit issued/to be Issued
4 refused
5 withdrawn

SECURITY DECISION (SDEC)

1 passed
2 omitted
3 pending
4 refused

CRIMINALITY DECISION (CDEC)

1 passed
2 omitted
3 pending
4 refused

REASON FOR REFUSAL (SELDEC 5) (FOR REFUGEES)

A Not meeting the definition of CR. RA or RS
B Not having the ability to successfully establish
C Not being able to be resettled for financial reasons
D Medical Admissibility
E Security
F Criminality

OTHER ABBREVIATIONS


FILE BF'D TO : File forward to
SEC CRIM : Security criminal
SELDEC: Selection Decision
PSDEC: Paper Selection Decision
BDEC: Background Decision
OREQ: Other Requirement
MEDDEC: Medical Decision
FINDEC: Finantial Decision
IMMCAT: Immigration Catergory
SW1: Skill Worker 1
NCR: No Criminal Record
M01-MO7 : level of Medical assessment. M01 means perfect
PS: Prescreen (another explain is Paper selection)
PA: Storage area of your file
AUTHORITY: ARW, LM seems to be officer's name
PPS: point at paper screening stage
PI: Principle immigrant
XREF:cross referenced applicant
FOSS: is a central database of applications
NOC: National Occupation Classification

 

[darian]

Dear members,

Pls guide me how to get your qualification recognized before landing Canada? I read about foreign qualification recognition program on CIC but get the institution doing that. Also, how much will it cost me for get it done for MBA finance and CMA.

Regards,

 

[SAZ-CAN]

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COngrats Passion... Best of luck for Future