November 2018 AOR - Join here
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Hello seniors,
Please help me in finding that my application is in ip1 or ip2.
Since you needed to submit biometrics, you would have been in this so-called IP2 since day one.
Hi there! Have not re-searched on how to get new code but beleive you can raise it with cic help center { havn't tried that either
}.The other option listed was to register in job bank post getting SIN no., etc. which is possible post relocation.
How about you Gurpreet? Were you able to get through job bank registration?
Hello,
Can I get the IRCC number to call from India? I would like to enquire about my application too.
Same with me. One Canadian Employer very present online, one PCC, 5 years in Canada with 3 past visas granted... I was sure it will take no time to process but no updates at all since MEP Dec 1st. Eligibility not started yet.... 27days left
VO Calgary, secondary VO Vancouver. File transferred from CIO on Jan 14th.
I think calling IRCC and getting the GCMS notes give you more accurate information about your application, but since many of you still wondering the difference between IP1 and IP2, here is a post from @northern sunshine
Complete post here https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/mep-ip1-ip2-etc-application-stages-and-what-they-mean.576171/
Post-submission stages:
NA1 - "Not Applicable" 1: Background check says "Not Applicable", usually right after submission.
MEP - Medicals passed: review of medical results changes from "You do not need a medical exam." to "You have passed the medical exam."
IP1 - "In progress" 1: Background check changes to "Your application is in progress. We will send you a message when we start your background check." Usually follows MEP. Some applicants (especially inland and CEC) skip this stage.
NA2 - "Not Applicable" 2: Background check changes to "Not Applicable" again after IP1. Some applicants skip this stage and it is easily missed.
IP2 - "In progress" 2: Background check changes to "We are processing your background check. We will send you a message if we need more information."
NA3 - "Not Applicable" 3: Background check changes to "Not Applicable" again after IP2 (uncommon)
Ghost update - When you log in, the application says it's been "updated" but none of the fields have changed. Often considered a sign that PPR is coming soon. Not seen by all applicants.
PPR - Passport request: IRCC sends "Ready for visa" e-mail asking you to submit your documents to your visa office so they can issue your CoPR and entry visa if applicable.
CoPR - Confirmation of Permanent Residence: A document that says you've been approved for permanent residence.
These are not "official" stages, but they are used frequently throughout the forum to track processing of applications.
Complete post here https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/mep-ip1-ip2-etc-application-stages-and-what-they-mean.576171/
Post-submission stages:
NA1 - "Not Applicable" 1: Background check says "Not Applicable", usually right after submission.
MEP - Medicals passed: review of medical results changes from "You do not need a medical exam." to "You have passed the medical exam."
IP1 - "In progress" 1: Background check changes to "Your application is in progress. We will send you a message when we start your background check." Usually follows MEP. Some applicants (especially inland and CEC) skip this stage.
NA2 - "Not Applicable" 2: Background check changes to "Not Applicable" again after IP1. Some applicants skip this stage and it is easily missed.
IP2 - "In progress" 2: Background check changes to "We are processing your background check. We will send you a message if we need more information."
NA3 - "Not Applicable" 3: Background check changes to "Not Applicable" again after IP2 (uncommon)
Ghost update - When you log in, the application says it's been "updated" but none of the fields have changed. Often considered a sign that PPR is coming soon. Not seen by all applicants.
PPR - Passport request: IRCC sends "Ready for visa" e-mail asking you to submit your documents to your visa office so they can issue your CoPR and entry visa if applicable.
CoPR - Confirmation of Permanent Residence: A document that says you've been approved for permanent residence.
These are not "official" stages, but they are used frequently throughout the forum to track processing of applications.