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OMG no way, they are doing this?! I wonder if I am in that group... should I order GCSM notes?
Is this the website you used? https://www.canada.ca/en/treasury-b...y/access-information/request-information.html
I don’t think what was shared in the message is an official confirmation and just an assumption. I don’t think anyone here as heard anything official about what “Covid pace” means. One can assume that these cases are delayed because of Covid. But I have seen from my immi tracker that various categories got approval - FSW Inland, CEC inland, PNP inland (Outland - they probably need to wait until border opens for people to be able to travel).
If anyone got feedback from IRCC on what Covid pace means please share. I am bit tired of “shortly” they have been saying to me and don’t want to bother them as they seem they only read information and can’t make decisions. The webform just says Covid delay these days. Looking forward to GCMS and hopefully will be lucky with it.
Who can make a request
Any Canadian citizen, permanent resident or “any person or corporation residing in Canada” has the right to request access to records of government institutions that are subject to the Access to Information Act.
I reside inside Canada.
Well I don't so had to use a third party service and hence I could see the delays
Okay thanks for the response. I applied for GCSM notes too and hopefully it will shine some light what's the hold up.
Inland CEC here and my GCMS shows "COVID pace". I was informed I passed everything in April and I was awaiting for final decision. My 6 months already ended a couple of weeks ago. My medicals were passed in March, but expired in May. The call agent said officers are waiting for approval either to extend my medicals or to ask me for re-medicals. I'm guessing that I'm in the COVID pace group because they are waiting for IRCC clinics to open - maybe.
My BOWP was also approved last month, so I can see why they might not be rushing this application as I can still live and continue working here for another year.
My BOWP was also approved last month, so I can see why they might not be rushing this application as I can still live and continue working here for another year.
Okay, thanks for this Information. My 6 months processing time ends in 8 days. Im CEC-inland, but I am currently employed in another country and getting paid from there while living in Canada. I am in Canada on visitors visa. I applied to extend my visitors visa, so I am guessing that they are not hurrying my PR application either... what a time to be alive.
The last time I checked my application was also under Covid pace. My last day of 6 months was on June 20,2020. The agent told me that basically they are prioritizing applications. I’m a CEC inland applicant. Facing the same situation. And there is no accurate information on Covid pace applications. Just have to wait!!!
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