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Congratulations! Looks like a new PPR rain!

Thank you all, here is my timeline - FSW-O AOR: 01.06.2017 Meds / IP1: 05.07.2017 IP2: 20.08.2017 (Security Screening) PPR: 22.06.2018 I had almost no travel history for the past 10 years, no government / military background. SS took 10 months. I don't know if it helped, I ordered GCMS notes...

While still in disbelief, I wanted to say I just received the "golden email". I have been reading the posts on these forums, checking my account and my email non-stop for over a year now, and just as I started to lose hope, it's here. If you are reading these posts, desperately checking your...

Congrats man, it took a while but you made it!!!

I believe it means what it says - they will contact you if you need a re-medical. Mine expired in May as well, I contacted them and they said it had been reassessed. If you don't want to wait, I say try to raise a CSE or even better, call them if you can. You can also order GCMS notes, I think...

Did you check your myCIC account? What does it say?

I saw a few April 2017 AORs getting their PPRs recently. Most of them in SS since July last year. It's our turn soon. On a side note, that feeling goes away eventually. With time - the worry and frustration, the anger and even self-pity at some point, they go away. You watch people around you...

WOW!!! I am so happy for you!!! It gives me so much hope a few of us got their PPRs lately. Good luck in Canada and thank you for the support ;) Edit: go update your signature!

How are you so calm???!!! Congratulations!!! :D:D:D

Will be following this as I will also need @legalfalcon 's advice on the same subject. I ordered CSIS notes and I've been told that my SS is in progress. Except I don't have the original CSIS correspondence as getgcms couldn't provide it. I was wondering if I need it to file a complaint and when...

I just noticed you said CSIS was in progress as of May 5th - I am in the same situation it is almost 10 months since SS began and CSIS is in progress. Do you think CBSA could have done their part of the SS in less than a month?

What @expapp123 said. Keep your fingers crossed, it looks like you're almost done! :D

They say it takes around 6 to 18 months but these days the general trend is around 10-16 months. I have been in SS since August last year. You can read this thread by legalfalcon, he explains it in detail. Also I am not saying that he is, no one can tell for sure - except GCMS notes.

Ugh. I hate being the bearer of bad news (and you won't know for sure until you order GCMS notes) but it's the answer I received when I raised a CSE about my file. I'm in Security Screening.

Is there anyone who requested CSIS notes and did not receive anything at all because the CSIS part is "ongoing?" For those who had been denied request for this reason, have you (or the website where you ordered from) been given the copy of the letter, or just a 2-sentence email? Just trying to...

Getting close to one year @Israrnfs @Greymoves123 @me.usman @dannio - any news or did we miss it? Also @mamgain - hitting the one year SS mark next week?

I have the same question for CBSA notes @expapp123 and @Mishamax -- I ordered CSIS notes about 6 weeks (years?) ago and of course nothing yet, I was wondering if I should order CBSA notes but I am hesitating; if CSIS check isn't completed yet, isn't it pointless? I know both take forever to...

Like many others, I entered my information on @PakIrfanKhan 's Security Screening Forecaster google doc to have a prediction of how long the SS process would last based on national and international averages. You may have seen the links to the doc in several threads. Recently, I wanted to edit...

I saw you posted in other threads too but I couldn't see anything about "Priority" on my notes. Honestly, I'm not sure it has a special meaning but who knows...

What @Maryz said. Fyi, I received the same email and I'm in SS. I hope your case is different, you might want to order GCMS notes. SS selection can be completely random, however a few factors that seem irrelevant to us can trigger it. Most of us (including myself) don't really know why we're in...