Latest CAIPS / GCMS notes forms and how to order?

[jaggy999]

Dear cocknbull,

In my gcms Notes
mentioned "s.15(1)" s.16(1)(c), s.19(1).(right corner of my notes. some pages only)
they done job verification .

Any problem reg this?


please reply Sir...

Hi Tej, what does ur ecas read and also clarify if eligibility is passed in GCMS?

You have to mention timeline and what kind of job verification it was(in general), for anyone to help you out

 

[tej01]

Hi Tej, what does ur ecas read and also clarify if eligibility is passed in GCMS?

You have to mention timeline and what kind of job verification it was(in general), for anyone to help you out

hi jaggy, my ecas- In Process. Eligibility- Not started. They mention Total assessment point -67 criminality -passed, Time line- Apr' 10 2nd aor oct 10. job verification.(they ask salary, job responsibilities, working hour)

 

[cocknbull]

Dear cocknbull,

In my gcms Notes
mentioned "s.15(1)" s.16(1)(c), s.19(1).(right corner of my notes. some pages only)
they done job verification .

Any problem reg this?


please reply Sir...

Hi!

S16(1)(c) means job verification / other verification will be done and if it had already done in your case then no problems. S15(1) refers to some hidden text due to security screening and so is s19(1). They are not serious except s16(1)(c) which means job verification but if it had already done in your case so no problems..Thanks

to learn more check the following link

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/-t109332.0.html

Dear All!

I am here after a long time but I want to share some vital info about CAIPs / GCMS notes as I have ordered it 3 times myself.

1) First of all whenever you order CAIPS / GCMS your visa office gets informed and it is noted in the same notes and you can see this entry in next notes in incoming correspondence but there are no adverse affects and you can order as many times as you like.

2) Some info can be hidden or omitted from your notes as it is according to their act that some info is exempted from release under access of information act 16(1)(c) or 15(1) or 19(1) etc.. So whenever you get CAIPS / GCMS email or letter first check if they have talked about any act like 15(1) or 16(1)(c) etc and if it is so then it is for sure that some info can be omitted or hidden from your notes and you can observe a whitener be placed on some parts of notes.

I have seen for people whose job verification was done and who had concerns about their files received this kind of GCMS email

"The processing of your request is now complete and I am pleased to enclose the documents requested. Certain information qualifies for exemption pursuant to section(s) 16(1)(c) injurious to the enforcement of any law of Canada or a province or the conduct of lawful investigations, 15(1) International affairs and defence of the Access to Information Act."

It was interesting to see that in first GCMS notes before verification of job all the concerns were hidden under section 16(1)(C) and 15(1) and once the job verification was done then in next notes they had uncovered the concerns . So if you receive email like above be prepared they have concerns about your file which they are hiding.

I hope the above helps people in sorting out CAIPS / GCMS.


Thank you all for reading this............

 

[jaggy999]

hi jaggy, my ecas- In Process. Eligibility- Not started. They mention Total assessment point -67 criminality -passed, Time line- Apr' 10 2nd aor oct 10. job verification.(they ask salary, job responsibilities, working hour)

Was the verification done on employer no. or was it a personal visit to your workplace? Personally, if you answered the questions, what they asked, thean absolutely nothing to worry

 

[jaggy999]

+1 to cocknbull...well explained bro

 

[tej01]

Was the verification done on employer no. or was it a personal visit to your workplace? Personally, if you answered the questions, what they asked, thean absolutely nothing to worry

hai. Verification done by through phone. Employer only got call.

 

[sogood]

Dear cocknbull,

In my gcms Notes
mentioned "s.15(1)" s.16(1)(c), s.19(1).(right corner of my notes. some pages only)
they done job verification .

Any problem reg this?


please reply Sir...

15.(1) Every individual is equal before and under the law and has the right to the equal protection and equal benefit of the law without discrimination and, in particular, without discrimination based on race, national or ethnic origin, colour, religion, sex, age or mental or physical disability.

 

[tej01]

Hi!

S16(1)(c) means job verification / other verification will be done and if it had already done in your case then no problems. S15(1) refers to some hidden text due to security screening and so is s19(1). They are not serious except s16(1)(c) which means job verification but if it had already done in your case so no problems..Thanks

to learn more check the following link

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/-t109332.0.html

Dear All!

I am here after a long time but I want to share some vital info about CAIPs / GCMS notes as I have ordered it 3 times myself.

1) First of all whenever you order CAIPS / GCMS your visa office gets informed and it is noted in the same notes and you can see this entry in next notes in incoming correspondence but there are no adverse affects and you can order as many times as you like.

2) Some info can be hidden or omitted from your notes as it is according to their act that some info is exempted from release under access of information act 16(1)(c) or 15(1) or 19(1) etc.. So whenever you get CAIPS / GCMS email or letter first check if they have talked about any act like 15(1) or 16(1)(c) etc and if it is so then it is for sure that some info can be omitted or hidden from your notes and you can observe a whitener be placed on some parts of notes.

I have seen for people whose job verification was done and who had concerns about their files received this kind of GCMS email

"The processing of your request is now complete and I am pleased to enclose the documents requested. Certain information qualifies for exemption pursuant to section(s) 16(1)(c) injurious to the enforcement of any law of Canada or a province or the conduct of lawful investigations, 15(1) International affairs and defence of the Access to Information Act."

It was interesting to see that in first GCMS notes before verification of job all the concerns were hidden under section 16(1)(C) and 15(1) and once the job verification was done then in next notes they had uncovered the concerns . So if you receive email like above be prepared they have concerns about your file which they are hiding.

I hope the above helps people in sorting out CAIPS / GCMS.


Thank you all for reading this............

so in my case is clearly no problem. +1 sir, thank u

 

[sogood]

Dear cocknbull,

In my gcms Notes
mentioned "s.15(1)" s.16(1)(c), s.19(1).(right corner of my notes. some pages only)
they done job verification .

Any problem reg this?


please reply Sir...

19(1) Subject to subsection (2), the head of a government institution shall refuse to disclose any record requested under this Act that contains personal information as defined in section 3 of the Privacy Act.

 

[grewal]

Hi!

S16(1)(c) means job verification / other verification will be done and if it had already done in your case then no problems. S15(1) refers to some hidden text due to security screening and so is s19(1). They are not serious except s16(1)(c) which means job verification but if it had already done in your case so no problems..Thanks

to learn more check the following link

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/-t109332.0.html

Dear All!

I am here after a long time but I want to share some vital info about CAIPs / GCMS notes as I have ordered it 3 times myself.

1) First of all whenever you order CAIPS / GCMS your visa office gets informed and it is noted in the same notes and you can see this entry in next notes in incoming correspondence but there are no adverse affects and you can order as many times as you like.

2) Some info can be hidden or omitted from your notes as it is according to their act that some info is exempted from release under access of information act 16(1)(c) or 15(1) or 19(1) etc.. So whenever you get CAIPS / GCMS email or letter first check if they have talked about any act like 15(1) or 16(1)(c) etc and if it is so then it is for sure that some info can be omitted or hidden from your notes and you can observe a whitener be placed on some parts of notes.

I have seen for people whose job verification was done and who had concerns about their files received this kind of GCMS email

"The processing of your request is now complete and I am pleased to enclose the documents requested. Certain information qualifies for exemption pursuant to section(s) 16(1)(c) injurious to the enforcement of any law of Canada or a province or the conduct of lawful investigations, 15(1) International affairs and defence of the Access to Information Act."

It was interesting to see that in first GCMS notes before verification of job all the concerns were hidden under section 16(1)(C) and 15(1) and once the job verification was done then in next notes they had uncovered the concerns . So if you receive email like above be prepared they have concerns about your file which they are hiding.

I hope the above helps people in sorting out CAIPS / GCMS.


Thank you all for reading this............

+1 dear
one of the most vital piece of information ever shared on this forum.

 

[biologist2121]

Thanks & appreciated.

Replied...

 

[cocknbull]

+1 to cocknbull...well explained bro

Thanks jaggy..+1 to you too..

 

[cocknbull]

+1 dear
one of the most vital piece of information ever shared on this forum.

Thanks dear..+1 to you too...

 

[cocknbull]

so in my case is clearly no problem. +1 sir, thank u

Yes you are ok...

 

[Mr.Engineer]

before 25 days of my due date the visa officer reply was


Dear Sir/Madam,

Thank you for your message. Please be advised that the above file is currently awaiting officer review and you will be advised if any additional information is required.

Sincerely,


After 15 days of my due date the visa officer reply is

Dear Applicant,

Thank you for your message. Please note that your file is awaiting officer review and you will be advised if additional information is required.

Sincerely,