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[ontarioapplicant2019]

Hello Forum Members,

AOR DEC 13, CEC Inland.

I have a question.

When the applicant sees the GUs, are those GUs through emails or messages in the applicant’s account?

Either way, are those emails or messages stored?

Will it be a good idea to ask my agent to check and count the GUs if he has received any on my application if they are stored?

If it’s a good idea, then I wish to ask my agent, followed by sending a web form.

 

[asodhi]

Is there anyone with CEC application who submitted application in October 2019 and have got Biometrics letter even though being in Canada. My application got 2 ADR and that was RCMP seperately for me and my wife and that alreday exceeded 6 month processing time and today i received a letter for Biometrics fee payment and was advised post payment the biometrics letter will be issued so that appintment can be made. I am surprised whats going on in my application. Any suggestion? Already submitted web form with concern .

Hi All,

Any advise on my situation.

 

[Muhit85]

I just received my COPR which asked me to send photos to obtain PR card. No interview required, I am already a PR!

I didn't know that FSW OW candidates require interview!

 

[Sri.16oct]

Hello
Received second reply for my webform which I raised on May 17

Good day,



Thank you for contacting Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).



Please note that a longer delay may be experienced to process your inquiry as only critical functions are being maintained at this time by IRCC offices.



You may find useful information related to your enquiry and get the most up-to-date information on how the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is affecting immigration, refugees, citizenship and passport services at the following link:

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/coronavirus-covid19.html

 

[cdsoso]

I didn't know that FSW OW candidates require interview!

My situation is kind of different than normal FSW-O. Because I moved to Canada after AOR, and I am still here (work permit). So if there is no COVID-19, I assume I will need a landing interview after COPR if I don't want to do flagpole. So I think they treat me as an "inland applicant" after PPR.

But apparently, they make adjustments due to the current situation and waive the interview for inland applicants. And before they issued me the COPR proof email, the CPC -Ottawa agent sent me an email, asked me to confirm my residential address. I think they need to confirm I am in Canada now before they issue such COPR proof email which includes a pdf document that can be used to prove my PR status inside Canada.

 

[kdf_owl]

This is duplicating what others have been sharing, but posting just to add to the clear evidence that things are finally moving forward again!

We received CoPR today via email ("We are pleased to inform you that you are now permanent residents of Canada. Congratulations!")
No interview/etc needed, letter acts as PR document for a year, have 1 year to send in a photo for PR cards.

Our details:
AOR Oct 8
MEP Oct 25
PNP-Inland (we live in Vancouver, I don't know what Visa office had our application)
Webform raised April 19, the response was that eligibility, security background, criminal background were currently valid
Yesterday our online application still said eligibility under review, background check processing, no docs/interview/biometrics needed. If there were any ghost updates, I missed them, and I've been logging in nearly every day since late March.
We did not receive a phone call or advance email that some others have with the questions about landing dates, etc.
We did not receive PPR - this was the first communication we had from IRCC (other than webform response in April) since passing medicals in October.
We did not request GCMS notes, so what you see here is all the info we have.

Just checked and our online account also reflects the new status (approved, CoPR letter included in messages).

Worth the wait!!!!!!!! (not that we had a choice )

 

[Muhit85]

My situation is kind of different than normal FSW-O. Because I moved to Canada after AOR, and I am still here (work permit). So if there is no COVID-19, I assume I will need a landing interview after COPR if I don't want to do flagpole. So I think they treat me as an "inland applicant" after PPR.

But apparently, they make adjustments due to the current situation and waive the interview for inland applicants. And before they issued me the COPR proof email, the CPC -Ottawa agent sent me an email, asked me to confirm my residential address. I think they need to confirm I am in Canada now before they issue such COPR proof email which includes a pdf document that can be used to prove my PR status inside Canada.

Oh, I get it now. They have considered you as an Inland applicant which is why you have the COPR. Congratulations!

 

[Srm1006]

This is duplicating what others have been sharing, but posting just to add to the clear evidence that things are finally moving forward again!

We received CoPR today via email ("We are pleased to inform you that you are now permanent residents of Canada. Congratulations!")
No interview/etc needed, letter acts as PR document for a year, have 1 year to send in a photo for PR cards.

Our details:
AOR Oct 23
MEP Nov 22
CEC-Inland
Visa office-CPC Edmonton

Webform raised April 23, the response was that eligibility, security background, criminal background were currently valid.
Yesterday our online application still said eligibility under review, background check processing, no docs/interview/biometrics needed and I've been logging in nearly every day since late March.

We did not receive a phone call or advance email that some others have with the questions about landing dates, etc.
We did not receive PPR email.
Just got email today and also checked our online account, it reflects the new status (APPROVED, CoPR letter included in messages).

Also, just today I get to see these dates as well in my account,
Review of eligibility - March 12, 2020
Re-review of medical results - April 2, 2020
Background check - February 24, 2020
Final decision - May 29, 2020

Thanks to God for his grace.
I wish everybody to hear good news very soon.! All the Best friends..!!

 

[Parisuzy]

Does someone know how security check is done? How long is the medical exam valid for? Thanks for the info in advance

 

[pemyrie]

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/the-anatomy-of-a-background-check-in-depth-analysis.500146/
That was posted by @legalfalcon in 2017. If you google most questions you will find the answers. Try doing a little legwork sometimes

 

[Sharkontario]

Hi, my file is pushed back until complete by April 2021. AOR FSW October 2019. So frustrating and stressful. Anyone else?

 

[pemyrie]

Hi, my file is pushed back until complete by April 2021. AOR FSW October 2019. So frustrating and stressful. Anyone else?

@Sharkontario , what do you mean by your file has been pushed back to 2021? Did you get an update in your portal?

 

[Pofsally]

Hi, my file is pushed back until complete by April 2021. AOR FSW October 2019. So frustrating and stressful. Anyone else?

Hi, did you see that on your gcms notes?

 

[Tess007]

Hi, my file is pushed back until complete by April 2021. AOR FSW October 2019. So frustrating and stressful. Anyone else?

Are you inland or outland? Had your progress bar reached 100% ? How did you get this notification? Did they request additional documents?

 

[Sharkontario]

@Sharkontario , what do you mean by your file has been pushed back to 2021? Did you get an update in your portal?

My consultant checked for me over a week ago. Only 38% completed and said done by April. I guess cause of delays