GCMS shows that. I am from Iran and CIC sends almost every applicant from Iran to SS. Basically, Governments fight while ordinary public has to pay the costs!
@Lalitlove
October 2018 AOR - join here
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@Lalitlove
Unfortunate that you are in SS. Do you know when your SS started?
Not exactly. Around mid Nov. I am sure I am gonna be around for at least 3-4 more months
Hopefully it should be over in couple of months. Cheers!Not exactly. Around mid Nov. I am sure I am gonna be around for at least 3-4 more months
We ought to be efficient to deserve a PR in 6 months. I am not arguing but I have seen cases where CIC asked for ADR like for not submitting JD on letterhead or no jd's at all .these cases go for review required. So that's why I asked him about adrs .but anyday it's their game their rules.
Neways good luck to you.
CEC Inland applicant here:
AOR: Oct 13, 2018
MEP: Nov 10 (Saturday)
PPR: Feb 7, 2019
Ppt Delivered: Feb 11, 2019
Status update: Waiting
AOR: Oct 13, 2018
MEP: Nov 10 (Saturday)
PPR: Feb 7, 2019
Ppt Delivered: Feb 11, 2019
Status update: Waiting
I am not sure if you are asking for PR or RCMP.
I applied for PR on my own.
I applied for RCMP through a service authorized to take fingerprints (I am not sure if there is any authorization required but I googled and visited the nearest available such service)
Cheers!!
Did you go through the same situation as security not started for a long time ? Please tell us
Not sure if I understand your question! Based on the posts here, I believe it went straight to IP2 after MEP. It still shows that they are running background check.
I mean for most of cec people security is not started. Was it the case with you too?
JohnsonRock
Full Member
Received my GCMS notes today. Oddly enough, when I called the CIC number and talked to a service center agent a few weeks back, she informed me that my application is in some office in Nova Scotia. But, my GCMS notes show that it's in Montreal. Well, maybe I didn't hear her properly. Don't see a reason why anyone would give wrong information.
Anyways, as it is expected from the Montreal office, they have not touched the file since they received it (that's 2 months back). Based on previous trends, I feel 7-8 months should be expected for a PPR from Montreal.
Last notes from CIO before file was transferred out seem fine. However, I'm not sure about last part of the comment. It reads something like this:
--------POLICE CERTIFICATE-------- Primary Applicant 1- India Police Certificate: Provided-NRT 2- United States of America police certificate: Provided-NRT R10 OK Recommendation: Pass Criminality Spouse 1- India police certificate: Provided-NRT R10 OK Recommendation: Review required Documents set for Review: Client Information ----AGE---- Applicant's age reviewed and no change from ITA to e-APR
Is someone familiar with what NRT means? Also, which part of the application needs review, my wife's India police certificate or Client Information letter or both?
Anyways, as it is expected from the Montreal office, they have not touched the file since they received it (that's 2 months back). Based on previous trends, I feel 7-8 months should be expected for a PPR from Montreal.
Last notes from CIO before file was transferred out seem fine. However, I'm not sure about last part of the comment. It reads something like this:
--------POLICE CERTIFICATE-------- Primary Applicant 1- India Police Certificate: Provided-NRT 2- United States of America police certificate: Provided-NRT R10 OK Recommendation: Pass Criminality Spouse 1- India police certificate: Provided-NRT R10 OK Recommendation: Review required Documents set for Review: Client Information ----AGE---- Applicant's age reviewed and no change from ITA to e-APR
Is someone familiar with what NRT means? Also, which part of the application needs review, my wife's India police certificate or Client Information letter or both?
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NRT stands for no reportable trace. Basically means all good with your PCC. Everything looks good with your file.