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Law of consequence and inevitability. flosk: |
Some people do as you are suggesting, but I'm not an advocate of that. I believe in doing things in order. What I would do to take advantage of time (in case of cut-off tie) is to create and submit the EE profile, but while filling under education, I will choose "do not have an ECA" (or something like that). This will create my profile but without the points from ECA. When I get my ECA, I'll update and change it to "have an ECA" and fill the details. dalutin: |
claseek: bests: |
1. If it can't be corrected, you can add a LOE to explain it. If it is a system error, I'm sure they will have faced it before as a lot of Brazilians also apply. 2.As long as your average monthly balance remains above the minimum sum, I believe you are good to go. dives: |
I believe a few don't (those with PPR of 1-2 months). But most people do, that's why a lot of us hang out here, keeping each other company. My 2cents: Put it off your mind and get on with your life. Check your mail at spaced regular intervals. Do research and planning on skills you can acquire to improve your lot when you land. Note that calling, mailing or raising CSE before 6 months will not make the processing of your application go faster, it will only aggravate you and stress the poor, overworked IRCC call agents who can't do anything about your file. Chexy001: |
That's rough on that dude, mehn. Scams, scams, everywhere... Youtook: |
The old tracking of IP1/IP2 doesn't really work again, but at 2 months + with Ottawa, I think it is safe to assume that your application should be at section A11.2 MEC (minimum entry criteria) and selection criteria evaluations. The review could be for work experience or POF. Once the processing queue reaches your turn, the case/migration officer will make a decision. If it is pass, your application proceeds to background check - criminality and security admissibility. If there are still concerns, further eligibility reviews will be done and the file may get transferred to another office depending on how complex the application is judged to be. I believe that processing queue delay for reviews account for the difference between 1 month (no review required) and 6 month processing timelines. Chexy001: |
This is a call out to those who are yet to give their landing gist! Pls do. It is a way of giving back, to boost the morale of and to provide guidiance to those of us still yet to land! |
Do you mind sharing the "letter of no objection" (edited ofcourse). Maybe the wordings is weak. Chibuiked: |
Use it like that and add 6 months SOA. TSL: |
Could be anytime during processing. When was your AOR? Chexy001: |
If it covers it, no problem. The case officer will recalculate your POF. shinefelicity: |
"Anti-fraud activity results are entered into Global Case Management System (GCMS) as information alerts. The GCMS is the system that program officers use to process immigration applications. The data entry is performed by Case Management Branch employees, PIB employees and Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) officers. As such, at the start of a program officer’s review of an immigration application, an internal system control in GCMS provides a prompt to Program Integrity staff members when an application containing an information alert is being assigned to a CPC-O officer for processing. This is a program integrity control that is built into the GCMS that supports officer decision-making. When processing applications, it is an officer’s responsibility to request a security screening for an applicant for permanent or temporary residence from one or all of IRCC’s security partners; including the CBSA, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service and for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. The Program Integrity Unit provides operational support to the officer for these types of requests. The security screening result is an important element for visa officers to consider when making a final determination of an applicant’s admissibility into Canada. Anti-fraud activities are aimed at detecting potential external fraudulent information / documents presented in applications. Some examples of anti-fraud activities include conducting verifications of employment documentation, marriage documentation and suspect immigration consultant representatives. Program Integrity staff use a variety of tools to detect potential external fraud." Internal Audit of CPC-O |
Hazards of winter. Winter is coming.... salford: |
On struggling to keep up, yes it seems slower from anecdotal evidence, but we don't have the full picture, only CIC does and they are not sharing. Yes, capacity seems to have increased. I recently saw the annual staff strength of IRCC over the past 5yrs and it has increased, though marginally not exponentially and it was not stated what capacity was allocated to express entry. The 6 months is both a political target and an actual value. The service delivery standard is the processing of 80% of applications by 6 months or less. The actual value is calculated and updated regularly on Canada.ca. As long as they are aligned, CIC will believe everything is alright and it is for them. The standard of 6 months processing was implemented by Conservatives in March 2015. I can bet you that if Hon. Hussen tries to raise it, Conservatives will be all over his ass. The Conservative immigration critic is one tough lady. Tojued: |
Interesting analysis. I disagree with the bolded though. The reason September was slow and MEP since then is now average 4wks and not 2wks was the reduction of ITA expiration date from 3 months after ITA to 2 months. September was the month when both June and July ITAs expired. That's 4 rounds of draws for a total of 15,000 ITAs. I think CIC is comfortable with 4wks before MEP. If they become dissatisfied with the time-frame, it is easier to increase the submission deadline back to 90 days than to reduce the service delivery standard of 6 months processing for 80% of applications (huge political implications) or to reduce number of ITAs issued (immigration targets will make that difficult). After all it was just in November 2016 that the deadline was originally raised from 60 days to 90 days. Tojued: |
My dear, I just tire, I no fit talk again, men de vex. ![]() Ifeoma77: |
You might need to create it and post the link here so people can join. iPopAlomo: |
Saw this technical explanation of ghost updates on canadavisa. The poster got 2 ghost updates spaced 21 days apart. EST is Toronto/Ottawa time. "Ghost updates happen when your profile is updated by an agent or the system but the update is too granular to represent the status of a step visible in your online application. For instance, background check involves 2 steps - criminality and security. If the status of your criminality check changes - passed, declined etc but the status of your security check did not, the overall status of background check is still not available. Thus you will see that the status of the profile shows updated but no visible change is there in the details since criminality and security are not displayed separately. With respect to the status on the summary page showing updated but then opening again showing submitted, I think that the IRCC system tracks whether the user opened the page at least one after a profile update. If it has not been visited and the application was updated (say in case of ghost update), the summary page shows updated as status. If after that one opens the application, since it has been visited, the system changes to the actual status of the application usually submitted. I have noticed that if the application status of the summary page is updated but not visited, an email is sent out to the registered email address at around 8pm EST. Furthermore, I have seen that till the application is visited, emails are sent as reminders everyday at the same time 8pm. Technical note: to me this seems like a simple scheduled nightly batch job that checks for application status change and sends out emails to registered addresses. So, if you have an update on your application which is too granular to be shown on the details page, and you did not visit the online site to open it by 8pm, you would receive an email saying there has been activity on your application. However on visiting the details page you will not see any change and the status on summary page would change to Submitted. About receiving 1 or 2 ghost updates before a final decision - I think that if the background check as a whole (both steps) completed on the same day, only one ghost update is received. If however the 2 steps happen on 2 different days you get 2 updates. Talking with IRCC CSRs I understand that even after background check is complete, an agent needs to review the entire application for overall eligibility(including background check). That is the eligibility needs to be changed from recommended pass to passed. It is the time an agent takes after the conclusion of background check to assess final eligibility that determines the time it took to get a PPR or decline notification after the last ghost update. I still question this analysis though since I have read that people got eligibility pass even before bg check pass. Also, I am not aware whether inland applications are processed outside Canada - I doubt it since I have never seen an update after 5pm EST. Thus, to maintain sanity, I do not check application past 5pm on weekdays and never on weekends. A lot of what I have said is inferred and based on my experience with online and large processing systems so take it with a grain of salt." Original post by @ICT_Transfer_WP |
Lol. I second the motion. I think it is a case of the poor you will always have with you. There will always be questions and answers. I remember reposting a post from part 1 thread making the same complaint. Page 1 of part 7 thread can contain links to the page 1 of older threads and ppr timelines only. I think the body of knowledge of the process has mostly been gotten. Tojued: |
Lol. Which stage are you now? AdaZion2018: |
Issokay. The law of cause and effect. Tojued: |
No, he is a dependant and will not write as long as he is single. If he is married, though, he is on his own. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/age-limit-requirements-dependent-children.html Bumdesh: |
Re @tjbrown's PPR story. The trend of young, mobile, middle class Nigerians including/especially those already abroad going for Canada Express Entry no be here. Hong Kong kwa! From my side, I first heard of EE from a Nigerian in Japan. I know of someone doing Masters in Georgia - country (what is he doing there, sef?) who is planning for EE when he finishes. Issorai! We will all meet in Canada las las! |
Yours. Getting the ADR is a probability not a certainty. pejuhazel: |
1. You have already done it. A nice case officer will gloss over it. The possible concern could be that you are hiding an account that has debt. A thorough officer might ask for an ADR for 6-month or 1-yr salary account SOA. 2. You can submit his account as long as he is accompanying. He may add a letter of support. No, I don't have a format. pejuhazel: |
If you still insist on WES, click credit card and use the address on your card/account. connectgt: |
Issorai, let's go there. ![]() olajide21:
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Kai bro/sis! Do some searching na! She will apply in Canada. Check: http://www.nigeriahcottawa.ca/visas/how-to-apply-for-a-nigerian-visa See another option: "Holders of Dual Nationality, Canadian/Nigerian, should have either a valid Nigerian passport or a signed formal invitation letter addressed to Nigeria High Commission from a Nigerian accompanied by photocopy of the data page of valid Nigerian international passport to confirm/ authenticate genuine and effective link or relationship." badtlimo: |
"facepalm" Yes. IRCC handles all kinds of visa. Dekembabe: |
Ok. Evaluate both. michaeladesiyan: |
cheaper ones: https://www.rome2rio.com/s/Toronto-Airport-YYZ/Kitchener more expensive: https://www.airwaystransit.com/ rainazoe: |
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