Immigration Acronyms

[freebirdi]

Pls tell me how to start a new topic - i went thru the entire page but cant figure it out. new user. thanks

 

[sokosan]

From another newbie: you can't start one until you've made a couple of posts in already existing topics.

 

[ratedk8]

thanks for posting

 

[Zapf]

Great list, but what does GCMS mean please?? A lot of people talking about GCMS, ordering GCMS, etc, but it is not on the first page and I gave up searching through this list after page 6.

 

[Leon]

Great list, but what does GCMS mean please?? A lot of people talking about GCMS, ordering GCMS, etc, but it is not on the first page and I gave up searching through this list after page 6.

It's a system for immigration to keep their notes, see http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/atip/pia/global-phase2.asp

When your case is taking longer than predicted and you want to know what's going on, you can order your notes to see what they are writing about you. If your case is on time, the notes will not be very interesting, basically stating that your file is being passed from one person to the other for different checks but if they have some doubts about something in your application, they will put a remark in there too.

 

[CVIF123]

It's a system for immigration to keep their notes, see http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/atip/pia/global-phase2.asp

When your case is taking longer than predicted and you want to know what's going on, you can order your notes to see what they are writing about you. If your case is on time, the notes will not be very interesting, basically stating that your file is being passed from one person to the other for different checks but if they have some doubts about something in your application, they will put a remark in there too.

NAR scheduled means ?? i ordered notes and they said NAR scheduled

 

[chilkootcee]

Just a reminder that I've transferred most of the immigration acronyms to a google spreadsheet which also has some information on CAIPS codes / etc.

Please add to it if you have new ones.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qp2u3X_F10-peLhSZnPwBNAZivuICTZIA2eyB-tOerE/edit#gid=0[url] C.

 

[mikaela1220]

regarding the police clearance... do i need to provide police clearance in all the countries im working within 6 months

 

[ganesh99]

Thanks Mike for this information you've shared with us. Its really help me.

 

[Afina]

mike, thanks!very good information! it is nice that people leave such posts)

 

[nekeol]

regarding the police clearance... do i need to provide police clearance in all the countries im working within 6 months

whre ever you stayed for 6 months or more

 

[crzy_canadian]

Thanks for this post, very useful!

 

[chilkootcee]

Just a reminder that I've transferred most of the immigration acronyms to a google spreadsheet which also has some information on CAIPS codes / etc. (but it would be great if we put the sample GCMS report and had explanations for each line...

Please add to it if you have new ones.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qp2u3X_F10-peLhSZnPwBNAZivuICTZIA2eyB-tOerE/edit#gid=0

C.

 

[nekeol]

Just a reminder that I've transferred most of the immigration acronyms to a google spreadsheet which also has some information on CAIPS codes / etc. (but it would be great if we put the sample GCMS report and had explanations for each line...

Please add to it if you have new ones.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qp2u3X_F10-peLhSZnPwBNAZivuICTZIA2eyB-tOerE/edit#gid=0

C.

good weldone

 

[Divya.244]

Hi, can someone help me to know if we as a couple have applied for immigration and only a dependent wants to travel first and main applicant will continue his job for few more months.? Is that possible..? Please please guide