I can understand and its frustrating. Have you tries sending an email to CPC Ottawa? Also try writing to the Counsel General.
Hi Legatfalcon,Hello Legalfalcon,
Need some suggestion.
I had applied FSW-Outland, NOC 0213, AOR 3rd April. My eligibility is "review required for main duties by officer", as per case processing agent. Job duties appears consistent with lead statement, review required on main duties by officer. I was in process of getting updated work experience letter from company, more elaborate one, to clear any confusion.
Changes is that recently or couple of days before, due to re-org my designation changed. However, my roles and responsibility is the same. As per new designation I am Senior Solution Architect, before it was Senior system manager. Looking into the NOC, as per designation spelled. Senior Solution Architect is lying in NOC 2171 (Information system analysts and consultants) and Senior system manager in NOC 0213 (Computer and Information system manager), but as per roles and responsibility, I am still in NOC 0213.
I have the updated letter too.
My concern is how to put forward to CIC. Should I share the update letter and explain the sequence of events, or stay still.
Any feedback is appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
BR
Anand
Yes. The condition is that the primary applicant has to land first. The dependents can land anytime later before their visa expires.
One of the conditions of work experience is that it has to be paid. Even if it is paid based on sales, there has to be some financial gain. If you can justify and show that you were unable to make any sale and were not entitled to no commission, only then your work experience can be counted, bit not being paid for 4 months if a big red flag.
Depends. The eligibility takes place in 2 stages, first an assistant or an analyst reviews your eligibility and makes a decision, then an officer will make a final decision on it.
Any change after your submit your application is immaterial. What matters is what your claim points for.
So what should be the solution in this case @legalfalcon ? How can I show that what sort of letter should I get from my manager?
Hello mate, whose agent gave you the feedback about your security screening. Was it the IRCC call centre agent? Asking because I'm in the similar situation as yourself and would really love to get some feedback as to where my application stands and how long it'll take. I'm also waiting on my CBSA notes to turn up hopefully sometimes this week.
Yes, it was the IRCC agent. I have been in security screening for almost 4 months, sadly, there is no news. Only the IRCC agent told me that I passed the second part of the background check.
Bro you're really lucky because normally those guys over the phone don't tell you anything unless you're an inland applicant. I actually don't know how long I've been in SS. I thought I was in SS since March that was according to my GCMS notes. But then yesterday London VO replied to my lawyer's status query that my security check was only initiated in June. I was literally dumbfounded after hearing that as it's been 17 months since my AOR. That's why I have to wait on my CBSA notes to arrive, hopefully this week. They asked me for 30 days extension which is already over by a week, So hoping for them to turn up this week.
I feel sorry for your situation, but at the same time, I don’t know if I am the lucky one. I was in security screening since June according to my CBSA notes, don’t know how long it’s gonna take, hope we all get our good news soon!
