Recent content by pizzaboy99

Yes, you can but ensure that it doesn't contradict with anything you have sent. For example, if you gave a LOE stating that your company doesn't give out reference letters and are now sending a reference letter, then there will be a contradiction.

IRCC struggling to clear applications has lead to a snowball effect of more GCMS notes being requested. So now they are struggling to process notes on top of the application. I know lots of people with delayed notes recently.

They are lazy. I submitted two work experiences (although one would have been enough to meet the cutoff). The case processing agent made note of only the first work experience. Most likely saw that I had enough points with one work experience and didn't bother to look at the second one. I...

Can you post a screenshot of the note (remove all confidential info such as name of employer etc)?

Send to CSE, to the Ottawa VO email address and to the NDVO email address.

Yes, it means background, security are done and immigration officer has also done final review. Once your medical report is reviewed, everything will be completed. This should happen within 1 month.

Congratulations! Remedical request means that your application has been approved. Within a few weeks after submitting the medical, you should get your PPR :)

Only LVO would be under strain and that too, mostly ones which send a huge amount of students e.g. NDVO which went dark in mid-March and did not work on any PR applications till mid-May. The central processing centers such as Ottawa and Sydney should not be affected.

I had the same feeling. Before, I was mostly chill and preparing for a long wait. Then one fine monday, people with Nov AOR at my VO (NDVO) started posting about receiving ghost updates on the Whatsapp group. So, I started checking multiple times a day. My ghost update came next Monday and PPR...

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It's ghost update. The status on your application changes to Application Updated but there is no update. It generally means that your file was worked upon.

The ADRs show that your file is being worked upon. I think only formalities of these ADRs are left - 1-2 weeks after you submit your last ADR, you should get your PPR.

DM me if you'd like to be added to the NDVO whatsapp group

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