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It is now 19months..processing time was updated last week Thursday or so.
From 13months to 19months.
God will help us.
From 13months to 19months.
God will help us.
Due date could mean the date when the agent is supposed to take the next step on your file, which in your case may mean DM or PPR.Please can someone understanding this explain me?
On my GCMS notes I can find this:
APPLICATION ASSIGNMENT
Assigned to: GF19171
Assigned by: MP03299
Due Date: 2019/01/15
By the way my application was received on 2017/07/14 so exactly 18 months today.
What does this due date mean?
Well mine one the due date of security check was on Nov 26th 2018. However, they have not started yet on Jan 10th 2019. Actually, the due dates are meaning nothing at this moment. I found a lot of applicants are suffering long time waiting even though the due date has been passed.Due date could mean the date when the agent is supposed to take the next step on your file, which in your case may mean DM or PPR.
Thanks a lot!I did extend while I was in the process for PR (I'm still waiting, 16 months in process). If you are holding a CSQ and waiting for your PR, you can get an employer-specific work-permit. Here are the steps I took in summary:
Please consult this page for the detailed procedure.
- My current employer submitted an offer of employment (LMIA-Exempt) through his employer portal and paid a fee around 200$
- Once that was approved, my employer gave me the approved LMIA-Exempt file number
- I filled an online work-permit application, included the file number, paid the associated fees and submitted the application
- I was granted with the employer-specific work-permit within 2 month (9 Sept 2017 - 8 Nov 2017)
- The expiry date of the work-permit matched validity of my passport
Note that this work-permit (like any other permit) will allow you to remain in Canada. If you wish to travel outside and come back to Canada, you will need a visa. You need to apply for that separately after you are given the permit. For me, it took about 3 month to get the visa (6 June 2018 - 24 Aug 2018).
In case your CSQ expires before you get your PR, you can renew your work-permit (this is the case I might need to deal with too). Please see the following information from CIC. See the associated links for more info.
- The permanent residence application should normally be finalized within 1 year (complex cases may take longer). If a permanent residence application is in process but has not been finalized, a work permit extension will be considered on a case-by-case basis through the normal extension process at the Case Processing Centre. The validity limitation on an extension past the original 2 years is one year only.
- The CSQ must be valid when the applicant submits an application for permanent residence to IRCC (Centralized Intake Office [CIO] in Sydney). If the applicant’s CSQ expires before the receipt of the application at the CIO, the application is incomplete and must be returned to the applicant. The applicant must submit a new application for a CSQ to MIDI. If the applicant’s CSQ is valid at the receipt of the application at the CIO, the CSQ will be considered valid until a decision is rendered on the permanent residence application by IRCC.
thanksDue date could mean the date when the agent is supposed to take the next step on your file, which in your case may mean DM or PPR.
Any update in your my cic or ecas? Also, in which country are you currently resided?th
thanks
No update yet,Any update in your my cic or ecas? Also, in which country are you currently resided?
CongratulationsHi all,
MR received today. My AOR is 14/02/18. Sydney VO.
QSW, outland. Applied 29/11/17.Congratulations
PEQ or QSW?
Inland or outland?
What is the date of application ( not AOR)
Thanks for helping
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Children need only urine examination and do not need x-ray and blood testAnybody knows if children aged 10-12 years old need to do the blood tests?