Background check in Progress Twice...

[Nitz_Au]

Guys
Did anyone experience having their Background Check in Progress twice?
Please share your timelines and if there's already an existing thread about this topic.
Thank you and good luck all!

 

[limejuice]

Guys
Did anyone experience having their Background Check in Progress twice?
Please share your timelines and if there's already an existing thread about this topic.
Thank you and good luck all!

Based on my observation, I believe this is normal if you are inland applicant.
The if it happened twice, sure PPR is soon on the way.
For outland, I see it happened only once then followed by PPR right away or up to a week.

 

[bellaluna]

You should be getting PPR soon!

Here's the existing thread:
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/my-background-check-wentt-from-in-progress-to-not-needed-at-this-time-t385125.0.html

I know you're inland, but assuming yours was forwarded to Manila based on how quickly your current timeline is going, it'll take 2 weeks at the most, and most likely in less than 1 week.

 

[Nitz_Au]

Thank you limejuice and bellaluna for your inputs.

 

[res1]

here is a predictive model I created based on the BG turning to "in progress" for the second time:

 

[anonGym]

my bg went in progress second time and since then its been 2 weeks but no update.

 

[Nitz_Au]

You should be getting PPR soon!

Here's the existing thread:
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/my-background-check-wentt-from-in-progress-to-not-needed-at-this-time-t385125.0.html

I know you're inland, but assuming yours was forwarded to Manila based on how quickly your current timeline is going, it'll take 2 weeks at the most, and most likely in less than 1 week.

Hi bellaluna
Is it possible for inland applicants to have their file transfer to home country VO office? Mine is MVO and based on what I read from other thread Manila process applications in 2 months time. I'm yet to apply for GCMS notes so I'm not sure if my file has been transferred or if it's possible.

 

[bellaluna]

Hi bellaluna
Is it possible for inland applicants to have their file transfer to home country VO office? Mine is MVO and based on what I read from other thread Manila process applications in 2 months time. I'm yet to apply for GCMS notes so I'm not sure if my file has been transferred or if it's possible.

Yes.