AOR in August 2015
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I was panting after the "BG change" to move to "in progress". I am an Aug 5th AOR and mine changed on Nov 14th finally. But honestly getting PPR is all that matters is what I feel now. These things don't really give a lot of relief though its hard to see it that way then.kanwar80 said:
The usual trend is that people either 1. get bg change to in-progress within a few days after AOR and in this case it doesn't mean anything.
2. get the bg change to in-progress as a final step before dm/ppr. So delayed bg change after a few months is usually good news. This might mean that everything else on the file was found acceptable.
Again, this is just my opinion and take. :
so the question here, has anyone got rejected after having his late Bg check started ?!!okbangaram said:I was panting after the "BG change" to move to "in progress". I am an Aug 5th AOR and mine changed on Nov 14th finally. But honestly getting PPR is all that matters is what I feel now. These things don't really give a lot of relief though its hard to see it that way then.
The usual trend is that people either 1. get bg change to in-progress within a few days after AOR and in this case it doesn't mean anything.
2. get the bg change to in-progress as a final step before dm/ppr. So delayed bg change after a few months is usually good news. This might mean that everything else on the file was found acceptable.
Again, this is just my opinion and take. :
Your case sharma1990 is one of the stressful ones unfortunately, though i'm hopeful that it'll have a happy ending.. you know i've always said that from my own personal observation: 80% of folks get the average processing time, 10% are super lucky and get fast tracked, and there's always a 10% who get delayed for no apparent reason. You seem to have fallen into that 10% delayed bucket. For now, you'll have to stay hopeful and treat your case on a no-new-good-news basis. If they wanted to reject you, you would have seen DM in your ECAS a long time ago. So let's stay hopeful that your file just slipped through the cracks and that someone will very soon pick it up and give it the attention it deserves. What did your latest GCMS notes indicate?sharma1990 said:
I have asked this question so many times, and I still haven't heard of a case where an FSW outland got rejected after BG check went into progress (remember, FSW inlands get BG in progress very quickly after AOR, so many inland rejections occur after BG check goes into progress). But for FSW outland, it seems that the likelihood of a rejection falls drastically after BG check goes into progress (or at least I hope so!). And that's just my opinion (based on observation and 'intuition')White knight 22 said:
Thanks for you hopeful thoughts ...and on my gcms notes i got thistomneversfield said:
MEC/R87.1: - Authorized NOC 0,A,B work
experience within QP: 2014/07/03 to 2016/07/03 - Category of work permit: LMO - Post-secondary studies in
Canada: University WORK EXPERIENCE 1: - WORK PERIOD: JUL2014 TO LOCK-IN (Full time) - WORK TITLE/ NOC: FOOD SERVICE SUPERVISOR (NOC: 6311) - EMPLOYER: xxxxxx LOE DATE: 27JUL2015 - LOE: confirm(s) date(s) of employment, position title, Salary of xxx Both a T4 and a NOA from 2014 show(s) reported earnings of xxxAPPLICABLE POSITIVE CONDITIONS: - WORK PERIOD (1yr in last 3): APPEARS MET - Web-based search conducted - Employer information verified **Lead Statement and Main Duties appear to be met** Additional Notes: PAYSTUBS ON FILE ***MEC/R87.1: Appears MET*** CRIMINALITY: PA: - RCMP Screening: No
reportable trace - Police Certificates - India: No reportable trace Spouse/Common-Law:- Police Certificates -
India: No reportable traceMEDICALS: - Valid
Results in GCMS for ALL APPLICANTS
RECOMMENDATION Appears to meet A11.2 & R87.1 requirement
I can wait for more time just want positive decision ..
I wish that's true and sounds logic coz what makes them putting efforts in tracing someone overseas while apparent reasons of rejection is in their hand ?!!! all the best for u and everyonetomneversfield said:
I'm always keeping in my mind that your GCMS note is the best one i came across .. if i were you i would call them several times till you get the real reason of delay.. otherwise you raise a CSEsharma1990 said:
Oh Gabbana i'm sorry your BG check didn't start yet.. so frustrating.. your consolation should be in that your GCMS notes showed a lot of promising comments.. so rest assured it's just a logistical delay sort of thing.. $100 (imaginary) bet you'll get it early next week..Gabbana said:
Same goes to you aru_nj.. Best of luck both of you, really!
...And Yelena too of course!
Oh my God, i'm becoming tooo emotionally invested in you all!
I am gonna submit my wife's renew passport within a week may be this gonna awake them andWhite knight 22 said:
You think my wife is in india is the problem of delaying ... Like they taking so much time for bg check ..?
I'm not sure if this is the reason but what i'm seeing that most of visa exempt applicants BG check is done in a matter of days .. but your case is nearly through and the question is when not yes or no .. good lucksharma1990 said:
Re: background check
Mine was in progress for 3 months and then turned to: - not needed at this point yesterday
Timeline is:
App submitted Aug 20/AOR/medic/eligibility/background check in progress -- all from Aug 27/ additional document request Sept 23 (WES online access) and no communication until 3 days ago, when they asked for RPRF.
Today I noticed my background check has turned to not needed.
Mine was in progress for 3 months and then turned to: - not needed at this point yesterday
Timeline is:
App submitted Aug 20/AOR/medic/eligibility/background check in progress -- all from Aug 27/ additional document request Sept 23 (WES online access) and no communication until 3 days ago, when they asked for RPRF.
Today I noticed my background check has turned to not needed.
are you an inland or an outland FSW? There's a growing trend of folks having their BG check going from in progress to not needed... my theory was that maybe Ottawa is starting to transfer some cases to their local VO's to clear some backlog, and once a case is transferred the bg check goes from in progress to not needed... but if you're an inland and your local vo is ottawa then that doesn't really apply to you. Let us know.Ranitidin said:
That's cool... yeah hope we both hear good news soon (though i still maintain that a realistic expectation for a DM would be mid/end of January).. Hoping to be proven wrong!Sohrabh said:Hi tomneversfield, My timelines are very similar to yours.... AOR on 9th Aug and BG in process 26th Nov.... hope to hear some good news soon
What is your country of residence? mine is USA. Is yours USA too or India?