I wouldn't worry too much. Plenty can cause a case to slow down, like dependents, for example. I think the automated voice attendant is deceiving (and myCIC as well). Generally speaking, they can rip through a file in a matter of an hour or two (if sufficient proofs are with it). We've seen cases go from not even SA to DM both sides in under an hour. So, I would try to find a hobby to distract you while they come to your file.
How did you send your evidence to them? Are you sure you've sent enough? Usually it's 30-60 days from the time you send your evidence (it seems to take about that long to return to cases). So, it could be any time now.
I sent the documents they requested by canada post on October 3rd, and uploaded police clearance from France a week later.
Canada Post means it will take about 69 days, as they have to scan your proofs in. But don't worry..the end is near!
Ircc must be watching these forums, just got AiP. Thank God, finally.
Have a question about the status you got in your GC key account for Back ground check ? For interview required, does it say Background check is in process or NA before Interview email ?Hi Guys..Finally the wait is over I got an email yesterday:
We are pleased to inform you that the processing of your application for permanent residence will be finalized at an interview that is scheduled for Time on DEC. 22, 2017. Your interview will be conducted at: Address
Please bring this invitation letter to the interview. You must also attend the interview with the following:
1) Your passport. You must provide us with satisfactory original identity documents in order to acquire permanent residence status. o If your passport is currently being held by the Government of Canada (IRCC/CBSA), we will request it on your behalf.
2) Two photographs for your permanent resident card o Permanent resident card
3) Your current Social Insurance Number, only if you are in possession of one. You will need to change your Social Insurance Number (SIN) to reflect your new status as a permanent resident. o Service Canada representatives may be available at this interview to assist you in obtaining your new SIN.
4) Your sponsor, only if you are landing under the Spouse or Common-Law Partner in-Canada Class o Your sponsor must bring photo identification and proof of address.
I am kind of concerned about the Interview it will be it normal like other people are stating in this forum or some other new questions are added.Maybe people who recently went for interview can share their experiences here. Also if somebody can explain me what is proof of address (as stated for my sponsor) and other documents I can carry which can be helpful to us in in the interview process.
Thanks in advance
My Ecas shows decision made on both sides and automated system of cic states the old information that my background check is in process and they are reviewing the eligibility (even after I already received AIP) for interview it says you do not require an Interview. Also after AIP I havnt received decision made email I just received the email from Etobicoke directly for the interview.
