Hi again,
Webforms are a hit and miss, sometimes you get a good response, sometimes the agent replying to your query won’t give all the answers, but the turnaround time is faster, 5-10 days. Since your feb AOR, and way past the 6 month mark, you can order your notes already. If you’re inland, you can order yours via ATIP for free. All the comments, status and changes on your application are in the notes. You’ll see everything. Turnaround time is approx 30 days.
Hi, Thanks! I took a look at ATIP yesterday, and got very overwhelmed at just how it looked with its long questionaire tables, so I just sent webform query.
It can be confusing at first, you just need to make sure you you land at the IRCC dept. > immigration and then you need to fill in your details. You need to have your UCI and application numbers handy (check your IRCC profile or BIL). I can’t recall how much time it took me, probably like 5 minutes?
Every time I called them I had to wait about 30 minutes, mostly called them around 12:30pm PDT
Dear Legalfalcon, you had mentioned that replacement document can be submitted using CSE.. What is CSE here(sorry if i asked a stupid question).. I have finally managed reference letter mentioning roles and want to update it but i am confused where should it be done.. Not able to find any link which. Gives such an option (i wish to share this on my own, they haven't asked yet)... It would be really helpful if you can guide me where such proactive documents can be uploaded.. ThanksAs per IRCC, the average time to process an EE application is 9 months as per 2019 IRCC publication.
Review required is normal, and there is nothing to be concerned about. Many applications see RR. If the RR is for a specific aspect, you can send additional documents, if not, then it is just a means to convey to the office to review the documents before making a final determination on eligibility.
Here is my old post on RR, reposting it:
Did you request your GCMS notes, what does the RR note say?
Case Specific Enquiry also known as webform. https://secure.cic.gc.ca/enquiries-renseignements/canada-case-cas-eng.aspx
You mean an IRCC call agent actually said this? However, I don't think this is true.... ordering GCMS has nothing to do with the processing speed of PR applications.... The IRCC department handling GCMS requests is different from the officers processing PR applications..
Hi Can you please provide the contact information. I tried but unable to find it.
The GCMS notes are request and released under the Access to Information Act, where as the application processing happens under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act. They are dealt with different divisions or IRCC and have no correlation.
