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SDS - whats wrong with it - Any updates - Any country - Any application dates

ahmedidrees

Full Member
Oct 21, 2020
47
3
DAY 277
Complete SDS March 2, 2020 Application.
Upfront meds and Bio on request on 4th.
AIP on Aug 14th. No update since then.
GCMS shows all the ASSESSMENTS Passed but Final is blank
NOTES : June 2020: Applicant meets SDS requirements, satisfied to approve.
OPR : Created in Aug 2020 Not Started
All the due dates in the GCMS have passed wayyyy back

Everyone who applied after me from March- October got their PPRs last week, and here I am still waiting for some sort of decision.
Bro, could u let me know about what is due date???
I contact to ircc and agent told me my due date.
Sds applicants...
Aip in oct
Medical updated last week
Biometric done in October
Applied in October
Eligibility in process

please guide me how due date works?
They told me due date is after 2 weeks almost.
 

jbdot0941

Hero Member
Jan 23, 2019
393
122
Bro, could u let me know about what is due date???
I contact to ircc and agent told me my due date.
Sds applicants...
Aip in oct
Medical updated last week
Biometric done in October
Applied in October
Eligibility in process

please guide me how due date works?
They told me due date is after 2 weeks almost.
There were 2 due dates mentioned in my GCMS. One for Application an other for OPR.
OPR due was in August 2020 and it was November 2020 for Application.
I don't think due dates matter anymore. Because both the dates have passed and I've received jack$hit.
 
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yasemin09

Star Member
Aug 3, 2018
97
21
Sds Family Application with Owp (Husband) and TRV (3 years old daughter)
Lodged August 3
Received AIP through email
Started review eligibility September 3
Biometrics done November 2

medical not updated yet
Review eligibility not yet started for OWP and TRV (only for student)
Requested GCMS on September 25, received it October 26 before giving Biometrics showed on Eligibility: Recommend Passed

Currently attending online classes Fall 2020 because I have AIP

Sent webform on November 10 to follow up, received reply on November 26 stating still in process

still waiting for approval..
 

d@n!3

Hero Member
Oct 26, 2020
254
39
just found out we can give feedback in the form of complain, compliment or comment without sharing our personal details .
 

jigzyy

VIP Member
Jul 1, 2010
3,840
789
Canada
Category........
FSW
Visa Office......
London
NOC Code......
2174
App. Filed.......
04-05-2013
AOR Received.
09-07-2013
File Transfer...
22-07-2013
Med's Request
02-04-2014
Med's Done....
15-04-2014
Interview........
21-01-2014
Passport Req..
01-07-2014
VISA ISSUED...
14-07-2014
LANDED..........
22-09-2014
Good luck complaining.

Your application will be processed when it's time in queue comes up and that could be literally any day. Like yourself, there are thousands other applications that are pending for approval (and are getting processed/approved across the world). Due to AIP/pending approval/approvals on hold in past few months created a huge backlog which is now getting cleared every day. As an applicant, try to keep your application as relevant as possible for IRCC. For example, if you deferred, upload your fresh LOA even if it's not required to inform. I won't say anything for expired medical applicants because it's up to IRCC to request new medicals or not. Similarly do not appear for IELTS if it expired during processing. If required, IRCC will request new one. Sending webform over and over again will not fast track your application. Ton of applications require two person review (Case processing agent AND senior Visa Officer) to approve an application. If your case is not straightforward then expect a delay (Unfortunately, most sub-continent applications are not straightforward). There are more case processing agents than Visa Officers, that's where delays happen because a visa officer can only look at x amount of files every day.

I understand it doesn't justify or excuse for delays, but if you are following this forum for last 6 months, you'll understand how things have progressed and for the first time in these 6-8 long months, applications are finally getting approved/closed, hence decreasing load everyday. We don't see the impact in the forum because this forum just represents 5-10% of total applications getting processed. I'd say 50-60% applicants drops off from forum once they get accepted because there's nothing more for them here. That's why only refused applicants or in progress applicants wander around this forum which falsely creates the perception that nothing is happening.

Meanwhile, stay calm and hopeful.
 

Hellbringer

Star Member
Nov 4, 2020
64
22
Good luck complaining.

Your application will be processed when it's time in queue comes up and that could be literally any day. Like yourself, there are thousands other applications that are pending for approval (and are getting processed/approved across the world). Due to AIP/pending approval/approvals on hold in past few months created a huge backlog which is now getting cleared every day. As an applicant, try to keep your application as relevant as possible for IRCC. For example, if you deferred, upload your fresh LOA even if it's not required to inform. I won't say anything for expired medical applicants because it's up to IRCC to request new medicals or not. Similarly do not appear for IELTS if it expired during processing. If required, IRCC will request new one. Sending webform over and over again will not fast track your application. Ton of applications require two person review (Case processing agent AND senior Visa Officer) to approve an application. If your case is not straightforward then expect a delay (Unfortunately, most sub-continent applications are not straightforward). There are more case processing agents than Visa Officers, that's where delays happen because a visa officer can only look at x amount of files every day.

I understand it doesn't justify or excuse for delays, but if you are following this forum for last 6 months, you'll understand how things have progressed and for the first time in these 6-8 long months, applications are finally getting approved/closed, hence decreasing load everyday. We don't see the impact in the forum because this forum just represents 5-10% of total applications getting processed. I'd say 50-60% applicants drops off from forum once they get accepted because there's nothing more for them here. That's why only refused applicants or in progress applicants wander around this forum which falsely creates the perception that nothing is happening.

Meanwhile, stay calm and hopeful.
I sincerely appreciate your post man. It puts everything into perspective, and makes me less anxious.