only one thing I could think of is it takes time for FSW is because they do the backcheck for outside work experience through third party and it takes then time to receive the backcheck results. Which ever files they receive response sooner is processed faster.pathfinder2 said:
Log in on the CIC website, and it brings you to a page that will say, in this order: In Process>Application Received> In Process> Decision Made. Click on that phrase and there is a second page that says 1. when they received your application 2. when they started processing your application (these two dates are often wrong, often actually the day you posted your EE profile). Eventually, Line 3 will say they have received your medical results. Fourth lines and more generally refer to CIC's requests for more information - a schedule A, RCMP request, RPRF request, etc.sunny0581 said:
Oooh so does that mean first there's a link that says "in process", then if you click on it it takes you to a second page… then a few weeks/months later "In process" link changes to say "Application received" instead and then a few months after that, "application received" changes back to "in process"?dobes said:
Yes, that's what it means. If you have applied very recently, and see In Process on ECAS, it doesn't mean anything. The next status, Application Received, has 2 or 3 lines on it (depending on whether your medical has passed yet) and you are on the way. The next In Process is of debatable significance, but definitely progress! And Decision Made, though no guarantee of PR, is close.liamE said:
