June 2018 AOR - join here

[Jaskiran Kapoor]

Did you call them again to find out if its still at Ottawa?

Called them in Aug and then got to know its Ottawa. I think it should stay the same.

 

[Kakubawa]

You can't do much. Wait for GCMS notes and check if your eligibility has been done or not.

I asked her about eligibility. She said its not started yet.

 

[cansha]

And we have crossed 675 pages and 10k+ messages.

I think 1000 pages are not too far given the wait.

 

[B-star]

That means your file might not have moved to NS.

I really really hope so

 

[Micky345]

I think 1000 pages are not too far given the wait.

Hope so that’s not the case.

 

[cansha]

I asked her about eligibility. She said its not started yet.

That may or may not be true. I have seen cases like that where on the call agent said eligibility is not done yet but in the notes person saw case analyst notes. So wait for your notes. Hopefully you will see more details.

 

[CoolSandy]

Sadly they don't really care if our application is within the 6 month timeline... Having said that I think they won't care even if it was above 6 month timeline. I have read too many horror stories of wait without any apparent reasons. We have no influence or control so all we can do is just wait and wait and wait.

Yaa.. They must have written some really complex algorithm which makes them throw ppr randomly making all of us go clueless about the process

 

[asman199]

My primary VO is CPC Vegreville and i have not seen any update on my file after Aug 11,2018.

I found this online when i googled my VO.

"In Brief:
Friday, August 31, 2018 was the last day of operation for Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada’s (IRCC) Case Processing Centre (CPC) in Vegreville, Alberta.


Discussion:
In late 2016, IRCC announced that its inland processing centre in Vegreville, Alberta, (“CPC Vegreville”) would be relocated to Edmonton, Alberta by the end of 2018. CPC Vegreville, responsible for processing inland extension applications for temporary residents of Canada, certain permanent residence applications, and more recently, certain work permit applications which qualified for expedited processing under Canada’s Global Skills Strategy, shut its doors permanently on August 31, 2018."

I think this could be causing some people inland PR application delay like mine. any thoughts guys?????

 

[Micky345]

Yaa.. They must have written some really complex algorithm which makes them throw ppr randomly making all of us go clueless about the process

Instead of running algorithm if they would have sent manually still we would have received it.

 

[gubgub]

Just got off a call with IRCC. Eligibility still says "review required' and background check not started. The agent confirmed receiving my POF clarification documents which I submitted a couple of weeks back. And for whatever it's worth, my application is still in Ottawa.

 

[sid1987]

That may or may not be true. I have seen cases like that where on the call agent said eligibility is not done yet but in the notes person saw case analyst notes. So wait for your notes. Hopefully you will see more details.

i will agree to that as well.. they have acess to info which is like a day or two day old... thats why...why i am saying this from my own exp... so i remeber i called the agent on 23 july.. she was like.. background screening in progress... and thenwithin 20 min ghost update and later in day ppr

 

[CoolSandy]

Called them in Aug and then got to know its Ottawa. I think it should stay the same.

Mine was in Ottawa too until recently. Last week I came to know its in NS

 

[cansha]

Hope so that’s not the case.

Hopefully people will stick around even after PPR

 

[B-star]

Instead of running algorithm if they would have sent manually still we would have received it.

it might not be s straight forward as we think actually

 

[CoolSandy]

Instead of running algorithm if they would have sent manually still we would have received it.

Exactly.. Saving their time and our time too