September 2013 Applications

[rcherukuri09]

Any Medical requests today .which date people are getting MRs know

Thanks

 

[iam_toby]

Any Medical requests today .which date people are getting MRs know

Thanks

Beginning of July.

 

[rcherukuri09]

ok
thanks
and toby one more question
cic checks 30 pc applications very seriously
and 70 pc normal
how can we found ours is in 30pc or 70 pc

 

[iam_toby]

ok
thanks
and toby one more question
cic checks 30 pc applications very seriously
and 70 pc normal
how can we found ours is in 30pc or 70 pc

What does that mean? You trying to say that CIC checks some applications more carefully than others?
If so, there's no way of finding out in what pile your application is.

 

[ritz0106]

Question is really funny... ;D

 

[Jalex23]

Give it a couple of days and them email them and ask them to confirm the receipt of the document.
You can also order GCMS notes, as the notes show incoming communications from your side as well.

Information about GCMS can be found here:
>> http://cectoolkit.weebly.com/3/post/2014/01/what-does-gcms-stand-for-how-do-i-apply.html

And information about how to email CPC can be found here:
>> http://cectoolkit.weebly.com/3/post/2014/01/how-do-i-contact-citizenship-and-immigration-canada-regarding-my-cec-application.html

Yeah, the thing is that I don't want to order the GCMS notes. They are understaffed and giving them even more work just because "I want to make sure" is not something I want to do.

Email will be the best way to do it, thanks for the advice.

 

[ritz0106]

Yeah, the thing is that I don't want to order the GCMS notes. They are understaffed and giving them even more work just because "I want to make sure" is not something I want to do.

Email will be the best way to do it, thanks for the advice.

?? I am quite sure gcms should not be a manual process....it should just be an auto generation of a report in pdf format.

 

[rcherukuri09]

what i meant is i knew cic checks 30 pc appliations randomly they check each and every thing on file and make confirmation
that s what i read in the news paper

thats why i asked this question

 

[ritz0106]

MR for July applicants has kind of slowed down....still stuck on 11th... ???

 

[sasdp]

Hello toby,
Am a sep 2013 applicant and also applied under PNP in Nov 2013.When will be a good time for me to withdraw PNP.Can you please help…Thanks.

 

[iamroth]

Hello toby,
Am a sep 2013 applicant and also applied under PNP in Nov 2013.When will be a good time for me to withdraw PNP.Can you please help...Thanks.

You will withdraw from PNP, once your CEC processing is complete and you have landed as a Permanent Resident in Canada .
Or Vice versa.

 

[gladaki]

MR for July applicants has kind of slowed down....still stuck on 11th... ???

nope 15th july is done

 

[Jalex23]

?? I am quite sure gcms should not be a manual process....it should just be an auto generation of a report in pdf format.

Of course it is not manual... (or at least I hope it isn't). Regardless of that when someone files a petition of anything a whole process is triggered and people's time is invested. Trust me, I work on something similar with the government and even the most simple of requests slows down a process... imagine if all insecure people make unneeded requests all the time... we want this to go fast, so IMO letting them do their job with minimal interaction is the least we can do.

 

[ritz0106]

Of course it is not manual... (or at least I hope it isn't). Regardless of that when someone files a petition of anything a whole process is triggered and people's time is invested. Trust me, I work on something similar with the government and even the most simple of requests slows down a process... imagine if all insecure people make unneeded requests all the time... we want this to go fast, so IMO letting them do their job with minimal interaction is the least we can do.

But then answering to request is also a part of their job....and people have the right to ask about the progress. I think 12 months of time line is more than enough...and if it delays the processing better not to have the GCMS option.

 

[nskschatten]

You will withdraw from PNP, once your CEC processing is complete and you have landed as a Permanent Resident in Canada .
Or Vice versa.

The CEC PR should be stronger than the PNP. As PNP is designed for working in that particular province compared to CEC where you can work everywhere.
For example the BOWP for PNP applicants is restricted to that province, however the CEC is not.
I think after obtaining PR it doesn't have a clause anymore however when renewing the PR I don't know if the VO looks twice where you worked after receiving th PNP PR.
Maybe a senior has more insight here

Cheers