>>>>>>>SEPTEMBER 2019 AOR<<<<<<< Join here

[pkhare23]

@WantToImmigrate
How do I contact IRCC ?? I have raised a webform but I need to get my query about their request letter answered ASAP.
@pumpkin_latte
Thanks for your explanation mate. My case is little different I was in US for about 5 years (Study and work) and I did get FBI clearance certificate (without SSN since it was optional) before leaving US which I submitted to IRCC with my application. Like you I also uploaded the PDF version derived from my user account but without LOE. Now they are asking me upload the scanned copy of the Original FBI Certificate.

My confusion is are they asking me to upload the SCAN of the Hard Copy or do they want me to get a new FBI Certificate ? Since I took it a year before my application submission.However I haven't been to US since I took the FBI certificate so it should be good as per IRCC rules. This is the pickle I'm in

 

[WantToImmigrate]

@WantToImmigrate
How do I contact IRCC ?? I have raised a webform but I need to get my query about their request letter answered ASAP.
@pumpkin_latte
Thanks for your explanation mate. My case is little different I was in US for about 5 years (Study and work) and I did get FBI clearance certificate (without SSN since it was optional) before leaving US which I submitted to IRCC with my application. Like you I also uploaded the PDF version derived from my user account but without LOE. Now they are asking me upload the scanned copy of the Original FBI Certificate.

My confusion is are they asking me to upload the SCAN of the Hard Copy or do they want me to get a new FBI Certificate ? Since I took it a year before my application submission.However I haven't been to US since I took the FBI certificate so it should be good as per IRCC rules. This is the pickle I'm in

Call them.. You can ask your query directly or request urgent response to your web form.

 

[pumpkin_latte]

My guess is that they want to scan the physical copy of the document that you got in the post.

 

[anshusood1987]

It can mean that your background check and criminality check is done and they are waiting for the officer to review and pass the judgement. Don't worry if your profile is not updated. Best option in your case would be to wait for few weeks and then order GCMS notes.

But the last update on my profile was on 30 sep 2019 for biometric letter and nothing at all after that.
GCMS notes take how long to arrive?

 

[anshusood1987]

Yes 59% today

 

[karthy629]

Yes 59% today

The percent merely means anything except the number of days passed since your AOR date. Every two days, you will see the percentage increase by 1%.

If you order GCMS notes, it’ll take approximately 30 to 40 days to get it

 

[pkhare23]

Yes 59% today

@anshusood1987
Don't worry about that percentage at all ... It is just a number. I suggest you take breather go enjoy man after all it New Year's Eve ... Probably you will get the golden email come next week ..

Happy New Year to all ... Let's us hope all of us get some good news !!!

 

[Silversurfer1]

Hi guys. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you all.
I submitted my application in September and in October, I got an ADR to fill the Schedule A form. I did that and sent it the next day.
I woke up this morning to another ADR for the same Schedule A form and this time, they said there are gaps I need to account for. They mentioned three time periods. The first two were when I was on holiday from University. The third one is the most baffling because it's an 8 year period they claim is a gap. I was in school and worked during this period and I accounted for it both in my initial application and the first Schedule A form.
I want to fill out the form again and attach an LOE for these three time periods. Do you guys think it will be sufficient?
Thanks
Cc: @legalfalcon

 

[pumpkin_latte]

I got hit with an ADR today and they require the following (typed verbatim):

• Additional Family info IMM5406: Please provide a fully-completed IMM 5406 form, ensuring to provide your signature and the date on the form. Thank you. This must be received at this office by: 2020/01/06
• Schedule A: Please be advised that gaps have been identified in your Schedule A form. Please resubmit your Schedule A form, ensuring that there are no gaps in the timelines. Thank you. This must be received at this office by 2020/01/06

Questions:

• I have no questions about IMM5406; it's pretty straight forward. Download the form, fill it out, use 'Not Applicable' where required, print it in BLACK, and then sign it legibly in black. Upload.
• I'm quite concerned about the Schedule A. I absolutely made sure that that were no gaps in the dates; e.g. I did 01-Jan-2015 to 31 March and then 1-April-2015 to 30-June-2015 etc. I'm baffled as to where the gaps might be. CIC has not mentioned where the gaps are. Can I access my previous Schedule A information, so that I can cross-check?

I'm scared, guys. Please give me some advice on how to tackle the Schedule A and get this app moving along.

CC: @legalfalcon

 

[Silversurfer1]

I got hit with an ADR today and they require the following (typed verbatim):

• Additional Family info IMM5406: Please provide a fully-completed IMM 5406 form, ensuring to provide your signature and the date on the form. Thank you. This must be received at this office by: 2020/01/06
• Schedule A: Please be advised that gaps have been identified in your Schedule A form. Please resubmit your Schedule A form, ensuring that there are no gaps in the timelines. Thank you. This must be received at this office by 2020/01/06

Questions:

• I have no questions about IMM5406; it's pretty straight forward. Download the form, fill it out, use 'Not Applicable' where required, print it in BLACK, and then sign it legibly in black. Upload.
• I'm quite concerned about the Schedule A. I absolutely made sure that that were no gaps in the dates; e.g. I did 01-Jan-2015 to 31 March and then 1-April-2015 to 30-June-2015 etc. I'm baffled as to where the gaps might be. CIC has not mentioned where the gaps are. Can I access my previous Schedule A information, so that I can cross-check?

I'm scared, guys. Please give me some advice on how to tackle the Schedule A and get this app moving along.

CC: @legalfalcon

Exactly. I have to submit mine by the 6th. I made sure I filled out all the information correctly on the form. I don't get why they're asking for it again

 

[legalfalcon]

Hi guys. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you all.
I submitted my application in September and in October, I got an ADR to fill the Schedule A form. I did that and sent it the next day.
I woke up this morning to another ADR for the same Schedule A form and this time, they said there are gaps I need to account for. They mentioned three time periods. The first two were when I was on holiday from University. The third one is the most baffling because it's an 8 year period they claim is a gap. I was in school and worked during this period and I accounted for it both in my initial application and the first Schedule A form.
I want to fill out the form again and attach an LOE for these three time periods. Do you guys think it will be sufficient?
Thanks
Cc: @legalfalcon

If there are any gaps in your history IRCC will ask you to re-submit Schedule A. All history in the last 10 years, no matter what you were doing has to be accounted for. If you were involved in multiple activities during the same time, then make an entry for each activity.

There should be no gaps.

 

[legalfalcon]

I got hit with an ADR today and they require the following (typed verbatim):

• Additional Family info IMM5406: Please provide a fully-completed IMM 5406 form, ensuring to provide your signature and the date on the form. Thank you. This must be received at this office by: 2020/01/06
• Schedule A: Please be advised that gaps have been identified in your Schedule A form. Please resubmit your Schedule A form, ensuring that there are no gaps in the timelines. Thank you. This must be received at this office by 2020/01/06

Questions:

• I have no questions about IMM5406; it's pretty straight forward. Download the form, fill it out, use 'Not Applicable' where required, print it in BLACK, and then sign it legibly in black. Upload.
• I'm quite concerned about the Schedule A. I absolutely made sure that that were no gaps in the dates; e.g. I did 01-Jan-2015 to 31 March and then 1-April-2015 to 30-June-2015 etc. I'm baffled as to where the gaps might be. CIC has not mentioned where the gaps are. Can I access my previous Schedule A information, so that I can cross-check?

I'm scared, guys. Please give me some advice on how to tackle the Schedule A and get this app moving along.

CC: @legalfalcon

Schedule A is not only for gaps, but also when IRCC needs to reconfirm the information submitted. IRCC will not mention what gaps are there because what you submit is taken as is under law and used. It is an applicant's responsibility to provide all the information which is used by IRCC to process the application and also make determination on inadmissibility.

So made sure that there are no gaps and all time periods are accounted for.

 

[Silversurfer1]

If there are any gaps in your history IRCC will ask you to re-submit Schedule A. All history in the last 10 years, no matter what you were doing has to be accounted for. If you were involved in multiple activities during the same time, then make an entry for each activity.

There should be no gaps.

Thank you for your response. How am I supposed to fill on a form I was on holiday and state I was on holiday? So in your opinion, i don't need to attach an LOE? I don't remember there being any space to write more information on the form

 

[pkhare23]

Thank you for your response. How am I supposed to fill on a form I was on holiday and state I was on holiday? So in your opinion, i don't need to attach an LOE? I don't remember there being any space to write more information on the form

Yes that should suffice. As long as there is no gap between the dates. Make sure that everything is accounted.

 

[Silversurfer1]

Yes that should suffice. As long as there is no gap between the dates. Make sure that everything is accounted.

Thank you for your response. Much appreciated