SDS 2022 Processing Time
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GCMS notes are highly individual and often will contain a different reason for refusal from what you expect. At least, that was my experience. I'd suggest you to not go ahead with your re-application (unless you don't have another choice) before you receive your Notes. And of course, once you do receive them, address them thoroughly.
Hey @Shazam7! Thank you for your reply! Your case is really curious as even your first applications seemed strong enough. But the great thing, you've done it! Good luck to you!
File lodged on 6th January 2023 --- SDS
Upfront medicals
Biometrics: BIL on 6th January and Biometrics done on 10th January - updated on 10th January
Background check started - 7th January 2023
Medicals passed on 11th January 2023
PPR & Application Approved: 23 January 2023
Application Approved in 17 days.
Please note that from admission process to visa filling, I did everything by myself. No agents and no IDP Frauds.
Apart from my College Fee and GIC, I had submitted a strong LOE and showed some FD also (because I am a working professional and had savings).
GAP Period: 2 Years, Work experience: 4 Years.
Upfront medicals
Biometrics: BIL on 6th January and Biometrics done on 10th January - updated on 10th January
Background check started - 7th January 2023
Medicals passed on 11th January 2023
PPR & Application Approved: 23 January 2023
Application Approved in 17 days.
Please note that from admission process to visa filling, I did everything by myself. No agents and no IDP Frauds.
Apart from my College Fee and GIC, I had submitted a strong LOE and showed some FD also (because I am a working professional and had savings).
GAP Period: 2 Years, Work experience: 4 Years.
Hi @Manisha Bhardwaj! Congratulations to you!
Great news! It is also awesome to hear that SDS processing time seems to go down, indeed. Wonderful! I have a question, haven't you previously received an invitation through PNP (Saskatchewan)? Why did you apply for the SP then? How these two applications have worked together for you? I think I'm a bit confused.
Hi @Manisha Bhardwaj! Congratulations to you!
Yes, I had received SINP ITA, but my NOC Code falls under regularised category which means I had to get a licence while in India and only then they would issue a nomination. And the current timeline to get the lisence in my NOC code is 2-3 years. So I just left it there.
Also before applying for Student Visa, I took down my EE profile and SINP profile too.
many congratulations !!!!
can you please share some important points about your LOE?
Hwy @Manisha Bhardwaj! Thank you for your response! I see! It all makes sense then, yes. Did you mention and explain your EE profile and SINP ITA in your SOP for SP in any way? Also, did you put a "Yes" to a question of "Have you ever applied to enter Canada?" (paraphrasing)? I am trying to understand whether I should mention my EE profile in 2021 on my SP application.
1. No I didn't mention anything about them. I just took those profiles down.
2. No (you have to put yes only if you received an ITA and then you have accepted that ITA)
3. No need to mention. Just take the profiles down (revoke the key) and then never mention them. You can always create a new profile once you get the student visa approved.
2. No (you have to put yes only if you received an ITA and then you have accepted that ITA)
3. No need to mention. Just take the profiles down (revoke the key) and then never mention them. You can always create a new profile once you get the student visa approved.