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[seadrag0n]

I understand how you feel. I know the feeling as well. People mocking me why I gave up my career and still waiting Canada

Why did you give up your career?

 

[PRANIT01]

IRCC, RCMP, and other agencies do open source searches as part of processing. Linkedin included. A number of applicants have observed the same. Nothing to worry about if you have no discrepancies on there.

Do they do it after passing eligibility?I thought eligibility was the stage they verify experience.

 

[EscoBlades]

Do they do it after passing eligibility?I thought eligibility was the stage they verify experience.

They can make checks of any kind right up until (and sometimes after) a COPR is issued. It is why some applicants get ADR even after passing Eligibility.

 

[PRANIT01]

They can make checks of any kind right up until (and sometimes after) a COPR is issued. It is why some applicants get ADR even after passing Eligibility.

In that case I have to update my profile. Thank you

 

[JayTheGreat]

Yes.. AOR Nov 2019. File approved since March 2020. Medical expired in November 2019 and was extended to Feb 2021(as per gcms).. but update never reflected on the cic account. The last update on the cic account is Nov 2019 - Medical passed.

Same, but my medicals validity based on GCMS notes is March 31, 2021. Hoping to receive PPR in the coming days!

 

[ImpatientAlligator]

I remember some document floating around splitting people into >6 months , 3-6 months, and <3 months categories based on medical expiry and focusing on the first two groups. I guess that's what they're doing now.

Can't find the link for it.

 

[raklukr]

I remember some document floating around splitting people into >6 months , 3-6 months, and <3 months categories based on medical expiry and focusing on the first two groups. I guess that's what they're doing now.

Can't find the link for it.

I wonder why it's so hard for IRCC to just send out a tweet telling people about when they intend to process FSW-O applications.

 

[Rish92]

From what I’ve seen with Australian immigration department, they themselves are often in the dark about policy changes and long term plans. They work based on weekly or monthly short term directives from ministry. I know this becoz my visa consultant was an ex immigration officer.

 

[seadrag0n]

From what I’ve seen with Australian immigration department, they themselves are often in the dark about policy changes and long term plans. They work based on weekly or monthly short term directives from ministry. I know this becoz my visa consultant was an ex immigration officer.

How is your Australian PR application going?

 

[PRANIT01]

I wonder why it's so hard for IRCC to just send out a tweet telling people about when they intend to process FSW-O applications.

They are processing slowly
What ever it is atleast for last 3-4 days they started processing FSW-O applications with a higher rate which give some hope.

 

[shanusharma01]

Wow this guy here predicted it all. Now, hoping the general draws resume by January

january is not far! waiting has become the new normal in 2021 and i think we all can push the wait a little longer till january!

 

[aseemrastogi2]

I remember some document floating around splitting people into >6 months , 3-6 months, and <3 months categories based on medical expiry and focusing on the first two groups. I guess that's what they're doing now.

Can't find the link for it.

I remember @legalfalcon sharing that a couple of months back.

 

[beyourownak]

I remember @legalfalcon sharing that a couple of months back.

That was a really old memo, issued I guess back in May.

 

[Rish92]

How is your Australian PR application going?

Application is undergoing “further assessment”. Hoping to get grant soon… 186 visa processing has been lightning fast for onshore applicants… some getting grants within 4 weeks…. Fingers crossed.

 

[Jaycejay]

5 fresh PPRs updated today on MyImmiTracker. This is the most number of PPRs reported in a single day this year. Impressive!