Thanks for your feedback but i am worried because of two elements bellow if you can have a look :
- They requested my husband's military history while he doesnt have any history he was exempted from the national military service, the ADR was in ip2, and generally military info are requested for security check and people with military record go directly in SS and when i called ircc the agent said that the officer still didnt check the additionnal document and LOE i sent regarding that is that normal ?
- Why they said that they will be out of processing times and need additionnal verifications while the application is just on ip2 after 1 month and a half
Another applicant from my country had her security check within one week and she has 4 dependents so .... i ordered gcms but wonder if i can understand
Thank you
When IRCC conducts background checks and comes up with any trace that the applicant or the members on the application has been in the military, the military history is asked. Simply reply back by stating that your spouse was exempt from the military duty and provide the details of what he was doing from age 18 to now. No need for proof.
There is no stage a IP2, or NA etc. This is based on speculation where some pseudo intellectuals based on the changes in the MyCIC status have started predicting what is happening in the application, which is absolutely nonsense. As per the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA), the law under which all immigration application are processed, provides the following stages:
R10 or completeness check
Medicals
Criminality
Eligibility
Security
To read more on each stage see
https://www.getgcms.com/blog/express-entry-application-processed/
May applicants never see many status updates and straight get the Passport request, which does not mean that their security was never done. The only way to know at what stage the application is at is GCMS notes, or you can simply wait it out.
All application are different and you cannot compare one with the other. There are many factors which go in processing an application. Also, 80% of the applications are processed within 6 months or less. The 6 month processing time starts from the day when the R10 is passed.
During my processing, I too receive ADR for military record, when I had never served in the military. Just sent the reply and it was all fine. I don't see anything that you have to worry about.