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[Temidayo_]

Thank you

 

[Dee1729]

I am just curious whether raising webform causes problem in application processing? I have already raised 4 webforms but I want to know the current status. Is it ok to raise another webform?

 

[felicialiu]

I am just curious whether raising webform causes problem in application processing? I have already raised 4 webforms but I want to know the current status. Is it ok to raise another webform?

U could if u wanted to but if u r curious abt ur application process, u could order gcms which is detailed. Nowadays, webform gives vague or generic replies. So raising another doesn't really benefit u or ircc.

 

[haiderijaz]

WES and IELTS reports doe not have to be added. Only the report numbers have to be entered.

• Where an ECA has been obtained, the applicant must provide the ECA reference number in their e-APR for online validation directly from the issuing organization.
  • A scanned copy of the ECA is not required when submitting the e-APR but may be requested by IRCC at a later date.
  • Applicants are instructed to indicate that their education was completed by correspondence by typing in brackets {by correspondence} on the same line as the education institution name found in the Education Background Information tab of GCMS. The discretion remains with the officer to decide if a police certificate is required for the country of the education institution

That is totally untrue. There have been several rejections due to missing ECAs. A recent one was reported on 5th September where a candidate missed to upload ECA.

I am not sure whether we can post links here, otherwise I would have. The people in Nov AOR whatsapp group had a similar discussion about a year ago and while they were arguing with me that it isn't required, one of them had received rejection due to this.

 

[idicvulcan]

WES and IELTS reports doe not have to be added. Only the report numbers have to be entered.

• Where an ECA has been obtained, the applicant must provide the ECA reference number in their e-APR for online validation directly from the issuing organization.
  • A scanned copy of the ECA is not required when submitting the e-APR but may be requested by IRCC at a later date.
  • Applicants are instructed to indicate that their education was completed by correspondence by typing in brackets {by correspondence} on the same line as the education institution name found in the Education Background Information tab of GCMS. The discretion remains with the officer to decide if a police certificate is required for the country of the education institution

It's true - they only want the reference numbers. That said, I submitted my EE application (FSW-O) in November 2019, and heard nothing until like March 2020 when they only then asked for a scanned copy of my ECA, IELTS, and TEF Canada. Super frustrating lol.

 

[legalfalcon]

That is totally untrue. There have been several rejections due to missing ECAs. A recent one was reported on 5th September where a candidate missed to upload ECA.

I am not sure whether we can post links here, otherwise I would have. The people in Nov AOR whatsapp group had a similar discussion about a year ago and while they were arguing with me that it isn't required, one of them had received rejection due to this.

This is form https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...-after-january-1-2016-completeness-check.html

You can argue to eternity and back, but that does not change what IRCC has stated. Anecdotal evidence does not become law unfortunately. There are also more number of applicants who have successfully submitted their applications without a copy of ECA and IELTS.

Also, in the GCMS notes it clearly states that the ECA and language scores verified on the issuing agency. If these documents were mandatory, then there would have been an upload link in the document submission.

Some applicants incorrectly enter the ECA report and or IELTS report number, and if the numbers are incorrectly entered, IRCC cannot verify them on the issuing agency website and this leads to rejection. This is why it is advised submit the documents with your application.

There are many applications rejected due to a PCC missing, even when it was uploaded, or the expiry date on the IELTS etc. This is where you file for a reconsideration.

IF you want to submit a copy of the ECA and IELTS with your application, that is your choice and your prerogative. However, the OP's questions was they missed filing them with his application and will there be a concerns.

The answer above from an IRCC source and not created by me.

If this is totally untrue, then please provide an IRCC link or point to the IRPA where it states that for the purpose of completeness check IELTS report and ECA are "MANDATORY." Anecdotal evidence unfortunately does not make something mandatory.

 

[haiderijaz]

This is form https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...-after-january-1-2016-completeness-check.html

You can argue to eternity and back, but that does not change what IRCC has stated. Anecdotal evidence does not become law unfortunately. There are also more number of applicants who have successfully submitted their applications without a copy of ECA and IELTS.

Also, in the GCMS notes it clearly states that the ECA and language scores verified on the issuing agency. If these documents were mandatory, then there would have been an upload link in the document submission.

Some applicants incorrectly enter the ECA report and or IELTS report number, and if the numbers are incorrectly entered, IRCC cannot verify them on the issuing agency website and this leads to rejection. This is why it is advised submit the documents with your application.

There are many applications rejected due to a PCC missing, even when it was uploaded, or the expiry date on the IELTS etc. This is where you file for a reconsideration.

IF you want to submit a copy of the ECA and IELTS with your application, that is your choice and your prerogative. However, the OP's questions was they missed filing them with his application and will there be a concerns.

The answer above from an IRCC source and not created by me.

If this is totally untrue, then please provide an IRCC link or point to the IRPA where it states that for the purpose of completeness check IELTS report and ECA are "MANDATORY." Anecdotal evidence unfortunately does not make something mandatory.

Sir I won't argue with you. I don't have anything to gain from it. All I know is, I am better off uploading these two reports rather than skipping them and later getting rejected because of it. So I don't know why ircc keeps rejecting people when they aren't required and no one has the courage to take them to court over it.

And I apologize for coming off rudely by saying totally untrue. Should have chosen my words carefully.

 

[JayTheGreat]

Based on the GCMS notes received on October 30, 200, my application was approved on March 23, 2020, which is 5 days after Canada announced a lockdown. My problem though is that my medicals will expire in a week. Will IRCC require me to do re-medical or it will be extended like the majority of people waiting for their CoPR? I am Outland FSW

 

[h1b2pr]

Based on the GCMS notes received on October 30, 200, my application was approved on March 23, 2020, which is 5 days after Canada announced a lockdown. My problem though is that my medicals will expire in a week. Will IRCC require me to do re-medical or it will be extended like the majority of people waiting for their CoPR? I am Outland FSW

When did you apply for GCMS notes? are you inland outland?

 

[a_1188]

Hi @legalfalcon

I have November 2019 AOR and my meds are set to expire in a couple of weeks time. I called IRCC today and was told that my meds have been extended to April 2022. I confirmed it twice that it was April 2022 and not 2021.

This seems rather odd as I havent heard this happen with anybody else yet.

Can this be an issue? Does it mean they dont plan to issue Visa for a long time in my case? My AOR is Nov 27 and my application has been approved since April. Please advice @legalfalcon

 

[David_goCA]

Hi @legalfalcon

I have November 2019 AOR and my meds are set to expire in a couple of weeks time. I called IRCC today and was told that my meds have been extended to April 2022. I confirmed it twice that it was April 2022 and not 2021.

This seems rather odd as I havent heard this happen with anybody else yet.

Can this be an issue? Does it mean they dont plan to issue Visa for a long time in my case? My AOR is Nov 27 and my application has been approved since April. Please advice @legalfalcon

My medical also extended automatically, with AOR 18.11.2019. All stages passed since Jun 2019. Inland waiting

 

[a_1188]

My medical also extended automatically, with AOR 18.11.2019. All stages passed since Jun 2019. Inland waiting

A lot of people have received medical extensions. But in my case, they told me they have been extended till 2022 (more than 1.5 years). For most people they have been extended till 2021.

 

[Avleen sahota]

A lot of people have received medical extensions. But in my case, they told me they have been extended till 2022 (more than 1.5 years). For most people they have been extended till 2021.

Can you please tell me how do we get know that for how long medical has been extended?
Thank u in advance

 

[a_1188]

Can you please tell me how do we get know that for how long medical has been extended?
Thank u in advance

I called them up and IRCC agent told me.

 

[manik1203]

My medical also extended automatically, with AOR 18.11.2019. All stages passed since Jun 2019. Inland waiting

is your application approved or waiting for final decision?