AIP for full app

[resilientflora]

Hi all,

Very excited to share I received my AIP today (as I see some others have also received) but I thought the two-step processing was only for incomplete applications. I sent my app in full and as I’m in the US I didn’t need to provide anything else (biometrics, police certificate, medical exam, etc.)

I know very little has been released about this, but wondering if anyone else received their AIP and how long it took to get a full approval with a complete application...

Thanks all! Happy day!

 

[kunaln53]

Currently No full approvals are being given for fall intake , either full or incomplete app submitted

 

[resilientflora]

Currently No full approvals are being given for fall intake , either full or incomplete app submitted

What do you mean? I thought people have been getting approved?

 

[phuongdong]

Hi all,

Very excited to share I received my AIP today (as I see some others have also received) but I thought the two-step processing was only for incomplete applications. I sent my app in full and as I’m in the US I didn’t need to provide anything else (biometrics, police certificate, medical exam, etc.)

I know very little has been released about this, but wondering if anyone else received their AIP and how long it took to get a full approval with a complete application...

Thanks all! Happy day!

I think u need to provide biometrics, right? I also applied from US as well. Medical & Police certificate wont be needed unless they ask. Stage 2 will be issued around late Sept. or beginning October.

 

[resilientflora]

I think u need to provide biometrics, right? I also applied from US as well. Medical & Police certificate wont be needed unless they ask. Stage 2 will be issued around late Sept. or beginning October.

No biometrics needed for me. Not sure if it’s because I’m a US citizen.

 

[Daljit singh6]

No biometrics needed for me. Not sure if it’s because I’m a US citizen.
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Yes you don't need biometrics

 

[rambodazimi]

Hi all,

Very excited to share I received my AIP today (as I see some others have also received) but I thought the two-step processing was only for incomplete applications. I sent my app in full and as I’m in the US I didn’t need to provide anything else (biometrics, police certificate, medical exam, etc.)

I know very little has been released about this, but wondering if anyone else received their AIP and how long it took to get a full approval with a complete application...

Thanks all! Happy day!

Congrats! Can you please share your timeline? Thanks!

 

[Bishops2020]

What do you mean? I thought people have been getting approved?

No no-one has been approved since 18 March except for a handful - on this forum you can find a single person who says has an approved study permit from April 2020.

 

[JodyA]

I'm also American and received an AIP on Friday despite having submitted a complete application. Very frustrating.

 

[rambodazimi]

I'm also American and received an AIP on Friday despite having submitted a complete application. Very frustrating.

Why are you frustrated? You've got first stage approval and you have to be happy! Congratulations! Can you please share your timeline? Thanks!

 

[proceso]

Same here, completed application but received an AIP. Frustrating indeed

 

[JodyA]

Why are you frustrated? You've got first stage approval and you have to be happy! Congratulations! Can you please share your timeline? Thanks!

This is for an American minor to attend a boarding school and the application was complete - no biometrics or criminal check required. A full approval could have easily been granted. So we're very frustrated. Applied on June 19th and received AIP on August 12th.

 

[JodyA]

Same here, completed application but received an AIP. Frustrating indeed

Hey Proseso - I noticed you applied from Singapore! Us too. We're American expats in Singapore.

 

[proceso]

Hey Proseso - I noticed you applied from Singapore! Us too. We're American expats in Singapore.

Hey JodyA, good to know a fellow applicant from singapore . Let's see what will happen, fingers crossed

 

[Bishops2020]

Boarding schools and some universities are ideally set up for quarantine. Their students are lowest risk possible. It makes no medical or financial sense for Canada.