December 5th if I remeber right..
I think your file has been picked for processing, it may just need a little more time.. Mine is still being totally ignored, not sure why?! I just have one inland dependent, so can't imagine my file is that complicated..
Well, they could have do some filtering to know that many FSWs are inland and are working.I read that they were processing 14 000 CEC VS 600 FSW per month?
Anyway it is just a matter of management of those applications. The agents just process what we tell them to process, and apparently we ask them to process way more CeC than FSW.
Why you may ask? I personally think that statistically speaking
1. Cec applicants are in the country
2. they are working and already well integrated / paying taxes in the country
3. Cec are young and willing to work jobs that Canada is craving for (low paying jobs in service for example)
You will tell me that you are in this case, they know it, they should process my case, but that s where it doesn t matter if we just look through the lense of statistics. Let s face the facts, we are nothing for Canada but a number, a meatball needed to sustain their economy. And knowing that IRCC is shit to deal with data or to distribute those applications, I am sure they just asked the VO to « process XX CEC and XX FSW » based on a few stats that would respond the most to their needs.
my little theory
Thanks, I had requested gcms a week
though it’s already submitted with application. Only security was pending on my file.Hope so. Mine was stuck without any movement. I can relate to your case. Similar my file too was. Major bad luck we have is being in Ottawa VO. May be you should
I’ve never realized there was a difference between application. I’ve submitted my app 5 months before completing my first year of work here, because I though it was BETTER to apply ASAP. 5 more months I would have been a CEC processed within 7 months which is what happened to my MBA classmates who simply waited until they had 1 year of employment!I read that they were processing 14 000 CEC VS 600 FSW per month?
Anyway it is just a matter of management of those applications. The agents just process what we tell them to process, and apparently we ask them to process way more CeC than FSW.
Why you may ask? I personally think that statistically speaking
1. Cec applicants are in the country
2. they are working and already well integrated / paying taxes in the country
3. Cec are young and willing to work jobs that Canada is craving for (low paying jobs in service for example)
You will tell me that you are in this case, they know it, they should process my case, but that s where it doesn t matter if we just look through the lense of statistics. Let s face the facts, we are nothing for Canada but a number, a meatball needed to sustain their economy. And knowing that IRCC is shit to deal with data or to distribute those applications, I am sure they just asked the VO to « process XX CEC and XX FSW » based on a few stats that would respond the most to their needs.
my little theory
Ok. I have raised webform only twice throughout, gcms too twice. Used to call them every month till the point they started saying this Afghanistan issue.
I am paying for the score I got in IELTS; I got a very good score in IELTS and my score was sufficient for FSW so applied it instead of waiting for the 1-year experience and applying as CEC, wish I had a lower IELTS score I would have applied as a CEC candidate and would have achieved my PR by now.
I have seen one case where the person extends OHIP successfully while on implied status. They submitted all proof (updated employment letter, address proof, ID, new WP AOR, etc...)
My PGWP & OHIP expire today and I can relate to this. I applied for BOWP last Sept and still no update.. So lost..
There’re numerous CEC and TR to PR who received their PR in less than 40 days over past few months.
