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[legalfalcon]

Thanks

I think i ordered notes too early so there are no any updates regarding R10 and 11.2A. So planning to order new notes today by getgcms.com

However in 2nd page Eligibility is shown as passed - Candidate
and other req also Complete - candidate.
What does this mean ? All others like criminality, medical , security are blank.

I am sure as of today i must have passed Eligibility, medical and criminality, security may be ongoing. pl see my signature.

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It simple means that as per the profile, you met the eligibility, however, IRCC will check it and then your other fields such as criminality, medical will also show as passed.

 

[legalfalcon]

Hi LegalF.

I was reading your post "The anatomy of a standard application".
When someone has an additional PC missing (like me), would it really be seen at R10 or maybe after Eligibility when Criminality and Security starts and they actually start to look into PC's?!

For example if my Background check status changes to "We are processing..." is this a sign of R10?

In your case the R10 will be passed conditionally. However, the application will stop there. I believe you should have got 60 days to submit your PCC. Only after they get your PCC, will your application move for the eligibility check.

 

[legalfalcon]

Dear LegalFalcon,

Today I got back the passport of me and my wife with visa and CoPR. I would like to give you a special thanks. I got your valuable suggestions in various stages of my application. Thank You

Heartiest Congratulations! Happy for you. Wishing you all the best on your journey in Canada.
Stay in touch and if we ever meet in person, in Canada, make sure to say Hi!

Also, I would request, that you help others in any way you can, if I have influenced in a positive manner.

 

[andremarques19751]

Hope this helps!

You should have a place in heaven just for taking the time to answer questions like this, pretty amazing. Or maybe just add an add-on to the getgcms service, like an 'analysis service' of people's notes for an additional xx bucks. I am sure many would pay to have your thoughts over it, a well deserved money.

 

[legalfalcon]

You should have a place in heaven just for taking the time to answer questions like this, pretty amazing. Or maybe just add an add-on to the getgcms service, like an 'analysis service' of people's notes for an additional xx bucks. I am sure many would pay to have your thoughts over it, a well deserved money.

Thank you so much for your kinds words. As a licensed lawyer, and yet to be licensed in Canada, I cannot yet charge money for legal services. However, throughout my legal practice, pro bono work has been a part of my career and it makes me happy. Recently I met one of the members from the forum in Montreal, whom I has helped a few months ago, and it was really nice. It is that feeling of seeing someone start a new life in a new country, which drives me.

But, your appreciate does help and motivates me.

 

[slash_splash]

Hey Congrats

Do you have your GCMS notes to share some info. just want to check when ur R10 and 11.2A was done. Did you receive RPRF post that? and when was ur file transferred to LVO ?

TIA

hello, my r10 was done and 11.2A was recommended pass before rprf request best of luck

 

[slash_splash]

Heartiest Congratulations! Happy for you. Wishing you all the best on your journey in Canada.
Stay in touch and if we ever meet in person, in Canada, make sure to say Hi!

Also, I would request, that you help others in any way you can, if I have influenced in a positive manner.

we will be in touch And I will try my best to help others in this forum. I have one more question to you in copr of my spouse, original and last entry date is blank even though she visited Canada. Should it be corrected before landing? As per my understanding, its ok to leave it like this. Thanks

 

[legalfalcon]

we will be in touch And I will try my best to help others in this forum. I have one more question to you in copr of my spouse, original and last entry date is blank even though she visited Canada. Should it be corrected before landing? As per my understanding, its ok to leave it like this. Thanks

Yes, it is usually blank. No need to worry about that.

 

[er.satnamsinghbhullar]

Hi Legalfalcon
Which part in gcms notes suggest that u might be near ppr?

 

[narindersahib]

Hi Lagalfalcon,

you must be aware of it. Let me know your views/observation.

So far i have seen two different formats of RPRF letter

1. This is in reference to your application for a permanent resident visa. The eligibility and admissibility
review (security, criminality and/or medical) is currently in process; you will be contacted if additional
information is required for that purpose.

I guess those who receive it, their eligibility 11.2 A is under progress. R10 check completed.

2. This is in reference to your application for a permanent resident visa, Which has been found eligible in the class for which it was submitted. Admissibility
review (security, criminality and/or medical) is still on going; you will be contacted if additional
information is required for that purpose.

I guess those who receive it, their eligibility 11.2 A is recommended as pass. R10 check completed.

 

[sutyfornow]

Hello legal falcon,
Can you help me with this, please?
Can i claim points for my internship?
Knowing that it was paid and full time job and i did it after my graduation so its not part of my studies, only needed to earn license
Thank you

 

[legalfalcon]

Hi Legalfalcon
Which part in gcms notes suggest that u might be near ppr?

When your application is confirmed, and has passed the eligibility, criminality, medicals, and security, you will see an Agent's note at the bottom of the notes which will say ready to finalize. Before this, you will have to check every stage and see where your application is.

 

[legalfalcon]

Hi Lagalfalcon,

you must be aware of it. Let me know your views/observation.

So far i have seen two different formats of RPRF letter

1. This is in reference to your application for a permanent resident visa. The eligibility and admissibility
review (security, criminality and/or medical) is currently in process; you will be contacted if additional
information is required for that purpose.

I guess those who receive it, their eligibility 11.2 A is under progress. R10 check completed.

2. This is in reference to your application for a permanent resident visa, Which has been found eligible in the class for which it was submitted. Admissibility
review (security, criminality and/or medical) is still on going; you will be contacted if additional
information is required for that purpose.

I guess those who receive it, their eligibility 11.2 A is recommended as pass. R10 check completed.

Application under different programs have a different way of being processed. Usually for the PNP applicants, IRCC has to be in touch with the nominating province and have to wait for the confirmation from the province to approve the candidate. This is when they send out the first RPRF, all they are waiting is to get a confirmation from Province. But for FSW candidates, usually the RPRF request is sent after A11.2 is met. But this is a generalization, and in the IRCC guides there is no set guidelines.

 

[legalfalcon]

Hello legal falcon,
Can you help me with this, please?
Can i claim points for my internship?
Knowing that it was paid and full time job and i did it after my graduation so its not part of my studies, only needed to earn license
Thank you

You can clim points for a full time internship, but it would depend on your NOC. Eg. for lawyers, NOC 4112, an articling student is counted. But in order to access your case, I will need to know, which license you were working on.

 

[huyongjie1111]

Hi Legalfalcon,

My employer only wrote full time, annual salary and equal to XXX per hour on the reference letter, but did not indicate working hours per week.

Is this ok? I also provided all the pay stubs, it should be clear if the officer does the calculation, but still worried...

Also, the employment letter is like this:

To whom it may concern:

We have been advised by XXX that he is applying for Canadian permanent residence under the category of Bookkeeper (NOC1311) through the Canada express entry system, and asked to provide a work experience reference letter.

XXX was hired on full time basis by our company on XXXX, reporting to myself, as Junior Accountant, a title designed internally by our company without reference to the NOC system, which we understand is used by the immigration process.

In the review of the specifications or requirements under the bookkeeper (NOC 1311), it is our opinion that his duties and responsibilities performed in out company very much approximate to what is required under the designation of Bookkeeper. Specifically he has performed the following duties in our company:

XXXX

We also confirm the following basic employment information:

Salary: XXX per year, equal to XXX per hour
Vacation: XXX
Eligible for company benefits including :XXX
XXXRPP contribution

Is this letter good enough?

Thank you so much for your help.