GreatYes and it was returned. I am glad that this time they finally accepted it
What was the reason ?
***DECEMBER 2018 OUTLAND SPOUSAL SPONSORSHIP***
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What was the reason ?
PA is from the Philippines and there are two types of Police clearance and I submitted the wrong one. Kind of frustrating because some people didn't even submit one and were asked to send it as addtional document rather than sending the whole application back to them. Oh well Im just glad now that my application has moved
Hi! Can i ask what police clearance did you submit?PA is from the Philippines and there are two types of Police clearance and I submitted the wrong one. Kind of frustrating because some people didn't even submit one and were asked to send it as addtional document rather than sending the whole application back to them. Oh well Im just glad now that my application has moved
PA is from the philippines too..
I submitted a regular police clearance po not the NBI one. Some people got away with it and was asked to send it nalang. It really depends on the officer.
Okay. Good thing we submitted an NBI clearance. Our application was received Dec. 21, 2018 and still nothing from CIC.
Sponsor is in Toronto
Principal Applicant is in India
Application Received = December 21, 2018.
Acknowledgement of Receipt (AOR) = February 16, 2019.
AOR in 57 Days
Principal Applicant is in India
Application Received = December 21, 2018.
Acknowledgement of Receipt (AOR) = February 16, 2019.
AOR in 57 Days
Thank you! Hopefully we get it soon.Dont worry po. It should come soon. Probably next week! Good luck
Welcome to the thread and congratulation with AOR!
You can add your info to common statistic,
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1WXmKcCOlbciwCa33-vKs8LqbKxOIar2PzSN7j4xBxEg/edit#gid=126899317
Yeah, I checked that file as well, all months back to June, and I can see the trend. For those who applied in June, the average time for AOR was about 30-45 days. But starting July it sharply increased to around 90-120 days, which is 3-4 months. I can see the only reason here: in July 2018 IRCC changed a case processing centre for outland applications to Syndey, NS. And I can guess that due to some internal IRCC processes they got a pile of applications and they had to clear them up. That's probably why it took them so long. And now it looks like they're speeding up more and more, cutting around 10 days of waiting every month. That's a positive trend for sure!
Just checked ECAS as my husband (sponsor) and it says decision made I assume that means SA. Also when I log in to GCKey it now says we are reviewing whether you meet the eligibility requirements instead of we havent started reviewing your eligability or whatever the previous message was. Still not requested Biometrics or medical yet though but I am expecting them now.
Timeline is as below:
Application received in Nova Scotia: Dec 10th
AOR: Feb 7th
Background check started: Feb 7th
SA: Feb 17th
Exciting times!
I assume that means SA. Also when I log in to GCKey it now says we are reviewing whether you meet the eligibility requirements instead of we havent started reviewing your eligability or whatever the previous message was. Still not requested Biometrics or medical yet though but I am expecting them now. Timeline is as below:
Application received in Nova Scotia: Dec 10th
AOR: Feb 7th
Background check started: Feb 7th
SA: Feb 17th
Exciting times!
First of all: congratulations!
I have no experience with this, so I'm just speculating here, but I would imagine that they would try to accelerate applications where one person is pregnant -- they do ask about your due date on the forms after all. Maybe they will choose to process yours in super speedy Mississauga rather than sending it to slow Mexico City. (And here I felt like we were up against a deadline, what with my husband being accepted to school for the fall!
) I will be keeping my fingers double and triple crossed for you! Hopefully something will come through and he can at least visit -- but either way I would take comfort in the knowledge that no matter what you have to go through right now, in a year's time all three of you will be together as a new family in Canada.