This is an awful news! Sorry to hear about that. It must be hard to take after 5 months. Don't understand how is that even possible if they've asked you to pay rprf? Did the RPRF request said that your eligibility review is completed? And now it's not? I feel your pain even though I know it doesn't help at the moment. Hope you'll get a chance to submit another one shortlyGabbana said:
AOR in August 2015
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I'm so sorry to hear Gabbana!! But i'm 100% sure you'll be able to convince them to re-open your application, since it's not your fault!Gabbana said:
You know when I applied, I uploaded everything including both Birth certificates of my two sons... then 10 days after AOR, they sent me an email saying that they're missing my kids' birth certificates. I went online and reviewed all the names of the files that I had originally uploaded, and compared them to the folder in my desktop that has all those files, and I was able to confirm without a shadow of a doubt that I had indeed uploaded the birth certificates!!! Of course I didn't want to risk being a smarty pants with CIC, so I just uploaded again both certificates right away.... so YES there are some human errors that happen.. and unfortunately it sounds like your case is one of them! So please don't lose hope and just submit a CSE as soon as possible.
Sorry to hear about that!Gabbana said:
The only thing that comes to my mind is the Skills Transferability factor.
Did you claim 50 points under skills transferability: education?
Because it states:
Two or more post-secondary program credentials AND at least one of these credentials was issued on completion of a post-secondary program of three years or longer
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/express-entry/grid-crs.asp
This is probably the reason.
Also, did your RPRF letter state "application found eligible"?
I think if it was and you didn't claim the 50 points then you should file a CSE and have the application reopened.
Hope this gets sorted out for you, pal!
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Ui, this was after 5 months and after RPRf?! I really must wonder why they wouldn't notice something like that before. So annoying! Very sorry for you. :-(
I hope you can fix it with a CSE!
I hope you can fix it with a CSE!
Call them and explain what happened... someone will probably get into your profile to solve this problem...Gabbana said:
They are still human, so they are able to make some mistakes...
Same exact time line but I revived recently a request of Canadian Police Certificate and some updates (medicals passed and BG check in progress).jaromirqjliu said:
Many ppl had the same update in the last week before the holidays. Perhaps you will hear from them soon.
Best wishes.
Calling CIC agents is a waste of time, generally they are not willing to open up your file. Even they viewed your case, they can't do anything, and they will ask you to write CSE.
Start with a CSE, and explain your educational criteria, and you can also quote from your GCMS notes, and now all you need is patient!
Or, create a new EE profile
Start with a CSE, and explain your educational criteria, and you can also quote from your GCMS notes, and now all you need is patient!
Or, create a new EE profile
That's unfortunate and really sad.Gabbana said:
One of the following two things may happen.
1. You can file a CSE and explain everything. Tell them clearly there was a technical glitch / human error in their system. Hopefully they will understand and reopen your case on appealing.
2. They refuse to budge and you are forced to create another profile. Just like Asivad Anac's situation. This time you will mention the original application number in the new EE profile and this should allow them to fast track your application. In Asivad's case, second time around, they processed it in like 10 days.
So, in both cases your application should be processed really quickly, but again, this is simply annoying after waiting for 5+ months. You just have to suck it up and just keep making forward progress. Do not lose hope. Do not delay. Act quickly. All the best!
HI folks
i hope you all will be doing fine
i am outland applicant and received my AOR on 26 august 2015
medical passed
BG not started
i want to ask is there any other applicant in the same boat of mine whose BG not stated yet ?
replies will be highly appreicated and when can i expect the BG TO be in progress ?
;D
i hope you all will be doing fine
i am outland applicant and received my AOR on 26 august 2015
medical passed
BG not started
i want to ask is there any other applicant in the same boat of mine whose BG not stated yet ?
replies will be highly appreicated and when can i expect the BG TO be in progress ?
;D
Ideally, going by the trends and my observation, by late Dec 27 or 28th 2015 your bg must have already been started. Again, we have Christmas, New Year/Winter break around this time. So, I feel in the next few days, you can expect your bg to have changed to in progress. Hopefully by Jan 10th.mrh20001 said:
I'm in same boat..Not sure when can we expect BG to change but I hope we get PPR before 6 month period.mrh20001 said:
mrh20001 said:
My time line is quite similar to yours. AOR Sept 4 2015, an outlander FSW from Pakistan. Medical Passed. Schedule A was requested on Sept 11 and submitted on Sept 12. There has been no update since then. Background not started yet. Looking at the trends, a decision in this month is unlikely. I wish myself to be proven wrong though.
Sorry to hear about this. This is really sad. Nothing is certain with CIC, strange that they take so long to inform, that too after RPRF. I'm very worried now.Gabbana said:
Gabanna, once again, sory to hear this..
my advice to you, as I wrote it in a pm is; send a cse, state the reasons, back it up with evidence and ask for your application to be reopened. At the same time create a new profile.
If they do decide to reopen your application, it generally takes about a month for them to do this and your application will allways be a problematic one, delayed and stuck.
Your best bet is to go with a new one., lots of people have done the same thing and ended up reciving a fast ppr with the new application (Asivad, Michail - to name just a few).
as for the RPRF payment., this is exactly what I thought, the RPRF request means nothing at all.. it is just a template send at some point, nothing more...
I am really sorry to hear about this.. after such a long time.. I can immagine what you've gone thru before you opend that letter in MyCIC, as I have gone thru exaclty the same thing, early in the process.. this just makes it more difficult for you
take a day or two, get your pices together and start again: not much to do anyway.
my advice to you, as I wrote it in a pm is; send a cse, state the reasons, back it up with evidence and ask for your application to be reopened. At the same time create a new profile.
If they do decide to reopen your application, it generally takes about a month for them to do this and your application will allways be a problematic one, delayed and stuck.
Your best bet is to go with a new one., lots of people have done the same thing and ended up reciving a fast ppr with the new application (Asivad, Michail - to name just a few).
as for the RPRF payment., this is exactly what I thought, the RPRF request means nothing at all.. it is just a template send at some point, nothing more...
I am really sorry to hear about this.. after such a long time.. I can immagine what you've gone thru before you opend that letter in MyCIC, as I have gone thru exaclty the same thing, early in the process.. this just makes it more difficult for you
take a day or two, get your pices together and start again: not much to do anyway.