HELP!! "Decision Ready Shelf" on ATIP Notes ?

[tds69us]

Same timeline as well. Mine was August

I actually have one more event after the "decision ready shelf" event. The paper file's location has been changed to "Laurie W." on the 7th of September. No idea what that means....

 

[frankwhyte22]

I actually have one more event after the "decision ready shelf" event. The paper file's location has been changed to "Laurie W." on the 7th of September. No idea what that means....

Most likey means the officer assigned to you file. You may soon hear from them.

My best guess is that the "decision ready shelf" is a plave they dump files until an officer picks it up to make a final decision on the application..

I order new notes, hopefully I get them soon

 

[tds69us]

Most likey means the officer assigned to you file. You may soon hear from them.

My best guess is that the "decision ready shelf" is a plave they dump files until an officer picks it up to make a final decision on the application..

I order new notes, hopefully I get them soon

Thats what it sounds like, but I have a feeling its not for two reasons:

1. "Laurie W." is not a name of a location (unless they actually have a location called Laurie W. such as a pile, or a shelf, or a folder, or a room, or a desk,etc...)
2. The ATIP never discloses the names of their agents, officers, or judges. They are all represented by ID numbers to protect their identities.

 

[Naheulbeuck]

1. "Laurie W." is not a name of a location (unless they actually have a location called Laurie W. such as a pile, or a shelf, or a folder, or a room, or a desk,etc...)

Since it is under location, it is likely a location and since their processing center is on Laurier Avenue West, my guess is that it is just a typo missing an R.

 

[h3a3j6]

Since it is under location, it is likely a location and since their processing center is on Laurier Avenue West, my guess is that it is just a typo missing an R.

May also be the agent's name...

 

[tds69us]

Since it is under location, it is likely a location and since their processing center is on Laurier Avenue West, my guess is that it is just a typo missing an R.

This is an interesting observation, however, the office field in the same event says "St. Clair IRCC"

confusing....

 

[tds69us]

May also be the agent's name...

I doubt...but knowing IRCC and the kind of ppl that work there...wouldn't be surprised if the agent's name was entered by mistake. So yeah, its possible its the agent's name.

 

[h3a3j6]

I doubt...but knowing IRCC and the kind of ppl that work there...wouldn't be surprised if the agent's name was entered by mistake. So yeah, its possible its the agent's name.

Happened with me...

 

[tds69us]

Happened with me...

Now that you're a citizen, try not to talk about the citizenship processing process with people holding different passports. Lets keep the dirty laundry inside

 

[frankwhyte22]

Happened with me...

Why did it take you almost two years after test to reach "decision made"?

What local office processed your application.

 

[h3a3j6]

Now that you're a citizen, try not to talk about the citizenship processing process with people holding different passports. Lets keep the dirty laundry inside

Almost, tds69us... 4 days to go. Can't say I'm sad that this is over.

Sending good vibes your way!

 

[h3a3j6]

Why did it take you almost two years after test to reach "decision made"?

What local office processed your application.

My file was gently placed in a well ventilated closet for 2 years. A few months ago, I started getting "agitated" and emailed/called my MP, the immigration minister and sending paper/electronic ATIP requests every month. Then a lady who works for my MP started shaking the tree and calling the special MP line every two weeks and magically, the file started moving... A month later, decision made and oath...