What happens after the background check?

[mel406]

I've searched and don't see any answers to what I'm wondering.

I'm a July, 2018 Inland applicant. I completed my medical and fingerprints in November, 2018 and am now in background-check-land (since the last week of November) and wondering what happens next.

I've seen the Outland timeline of:

1. Application received at IRCC
2. IRCC starts processing application
3. Receive Acknowledgement of Receipt (AOR 1)
4. Link Application to Online Account
5. Upload Schedule A form
6. Sponsor Approval and File transfer to VO (for outland apps)
7. VO starts processing PR application (AOR 2)
8. Receive Request for Medical Exam
9. Medical Exam @ IRCC Panel Physician Clinic
10. Medical Exam Result
11. Eligibility Assessment and Background Check
12. Passport Request (PPR)
13. Pick-up Permanent Residency Visa (PUM)

but I'm wondering if it differs for Inland applicants, and if so, how (aside from the obvious #6 and #7)? Is there going to be an interview? Or once the background check is complete, am I just going to get my PPR and then I'm essentially done after #13?

Sorry, just seeking reassurance at this point that there's no additional stuff I'm missing that I could be anxious about.

 

[Wakki]

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/inland-spousal-sponsorship-december-2018.599203/page-12

 

[shalenabennie]

I've searched and don't see any answers to what I'm wondering.

I'm a July, 2018 Inland applicant. I completed my medical and fingerprints in November, 2018 and am now in background-check-land (since the last week of November) and wondering what happens next.

I've seen the Outland timeline of:

1. Application received at IRCC
2. IRCC starts processing application
3. Receive Acknowledgement of Receipt (AOR 1)
4. Link Application to Online Account
5. Upload Schedule A form
6. Sponsor Approval and File transfer to VO (for outland apps)
7. VO starts processing PR application (AOR 2)
8. Receive Request for Medical Exam
9. Medical Exam @ IRCC Panel Physician Clinic
10. Medical Exam Result
11. Eligibility Assessment and Background Check
12. Passport Request (PPR)
13. Pick-up Permanent Residency Visa (PUM)

but I'm wondering if it differs for Inland applicants, and if so, how (aside from the obvious #6 and #7)? Is there going to be an interview? Or once the background check is complete, am I just going to get my PPR and then I'm essentially done after #13?

Sorry, just seeking reassurance at this point that there's no additional stuff I'm missing that I could be anxious about.

Generally the bgc is the last phase (I fit outland anyways) and I think it's the save for inland. Generally, the interview, if required is before the bgc but I have read ircc on occasion even asking for an interview after ppr! So it's safe to say they can ask for an interview whenever they feel the need. Bgc can take weeks! Up to a year. Anticipate on it taking until July, to complete the 12 months, but maybe you'll get lucky and it will finish sooner! Good luck

 

[mel406]

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/inland-spousal-sponsorship-december-2018.599203/page-12

I have .... no idea why you posted that

 

[amandabear9]

I am a May applicant and from my understanding after background check is sponsor eligibility and applicant eligibility. Decision made then interview.