***August 2019 AOR Tracking - join here***

[andy108]

Continued...

ADRs
As we can see the number of ADRs is somewhat downward, as applicants get more familiar with the EE processes, most of the documents are uploaded at the getgo. Additionally, summer seem to be a time when CO don't want to request too much.


Some PNO Related statistics:
*As we can see BC and NB are by far have the longest processing time, therefore, if you are after getting your PPR quick, go for MP or ON.


PNP nominations and approvals this year as of today


Thanks very much everyone! and enjoy rest of your week!

Ping me with questions and good luck with you application

 

[sh_255]

Hi..Got my AOR on 8 Aug.

 

[andy108]

Hi..Got my AOR on 8 Aug.

Congratulations! I will invite you to the group

 

[andy108]

Many ask, how to find which VO is processing my application?

Here is the answer:

Write an e-mail to cpc-ctd-Ottawa@cic.gc.ca

Write a subject such as : Visa Office Enquiry

Dear Sir or Madam,

I would like to know the Visa office where my Express Entry application (E0xxxxxxxxxxxx) is being processed?

My details are:
Application number: E000 xxxxxxxx Express entry profile number

Date of Birth:
Last Name Principal Applicant:
First Name Principal Applicant:


Thank you.
Kind Regards

 

[Prasanstar199]

Pls add me to the group

 

[hypervariate123]

Thanks for the resources. I got my AOR on August 13

 

[a-imperator]

AOR on 13th of August.

 

[a-imperator]

Some useful abbreviations to know:

• 
  
  
  • EC - Canadian Experience Class
  • AOR - Acknowledgment of Receipt
  • MR - Medical request
  • MEP - Medical pass
  • RPRF - Right of permanent residence fee
  • PPR - Passport request
  • COPR - Confirmation of permanent residence
  • Counterfoil - Visa attached to passports of non-visa exempt countries
  • RFO - Ready for Officer
  • PCC - Police clearance certificate
  • IELTS - International English language testing service
  • CELPIP - Canadian English language proficiency index program
  • NOC - National occupational classification
  • OB - Operational bulletin
  • IRPA - Immigration and Refugee Protection Act
  • eCAS - Electronic client application status
  • GCMS - Global case management system
  • VO - Visa officer
  • CIO - Centralized Intake Office
  • CPPO - Case Processing Pilot Ottawa
  • BOWP - Bridged open work permit
  • PGWP - Post graduation work permit
  • WP - Work permit

What do the acronyms ADR and ADS stand for? I see these often here for CEC applicants and its usually done after the medical exam is passed.

Looks something like this:

AOR: Feb 7, 2019
MEP: Apr 14, 2019
ADR: June 09, 2019 (RCMP Criminal Record Check Fingerprints)
ADS: June 5, 2019

 

[andy108]

Hi..Got my AOR on 8 Aug.

You have been added mate!

 

[andy108]

AOR on 13th of August.

You have been added guys!

 

[andy108]

What do the acronyms ADR and ADS stand for? I see these often here for CEC applicants and its usually done after the medical exam is passed.

Looks something like this:

AOR: Feb 7, 2019
MEP: Apr 14, 2019
ADR: June 09, 2019 (RCMP Criminal Record Check Fingerprints)
ADS: June 5, 2019

ADR - Additional document request.

ADS - unsure. need to check myself.

 

[andy108]

End-of July guys starting to get occasional MEPs, soon August, hopefully, CIC seem to speed up.

 

[andy108]

Any new AUGUST AoRs?

 

[andy108]

Current processing:

 

[andy108]

Many are asking:

What are GCMS notes?

GCMS notes is a complete and most recent information from your Canadian immigration/visa file

GCMS stands for the Global Case Management System, which is used by the Government of Canada to store and process all immigration and visa applications worldwide.
If you have ever submitted any application to the Canadian immigration authorities – for example an application for permanent residence, for a visitor visa, study or work permit etc. – your application and all information about its processing is stored in GCMS

You can request GCMS notes - information from your file stored in the system. Inside you will find immigration officers' notes that will allow you to understand how your current application is being processed

GCMS notes can be requested from Canada or by a Canadian citizen only