Hi, thought I would ask the question to any one who may have ordered GCMS Notes more than once.
When I ordered my first set of GCMS Notes it was after 2 months and I had the following:
Eligibility: Met
Criminality: Passed
Medicals: Passed
Security: Not Started
In the time between then and now I have had my BOWP approved. I just wanted to find out from those who have ordered more than once if its reasonable to expect any movement on my case.
Same GCMS notes here. Everything all right but security.
Same slow FSW inland category here.
Based on the timelines in the spread sheet https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1yU3pGYvmFNcBBKwEN3o9_DWygtWh2HA-9mMotti6WEY/edit#gid=0 you are very likely to get PPR this month. Good luck buddy~
Same GCMS notes here. Everything all right but security.
Same slow FSW inland category here.
Based on the timelines in the spread sheet https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1yU3pGYvmFNcBBKwEN3o9_DWygtWh2HA-9mMotti6WEY/edit#gid=0 you are very likely to get PPR this month. Good luck buddy~
Same GCMS notes here. Everything all right but security.
Same slow FSW inland category here.
Based on the timelines in the spread sheet https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1yU3pGYvmFNcBBKwEN3o9_DWygtWh2HA-9mMotti6WEY/edit#gid=0 you are very likely to get PPR this month. Good luck buddy~
In all likelihood, the "hold-up" has less to do with your specific case but more with how CIC processes applications, how they prioritise their work and the work load of your specific VO.
Your application is still well within the 6 months target of CIC, and you should only really be concerned / frustrated if it passes that time frame.
In my opinion, ordering another set of notes is redundant. Just sit back and wait.
Thanks appreciate the advice. I've ordered GCMS Notes already. The silly thing about them is that by the time you receive them they are so obsolete.
But at least it's a way of finding out what's happening since the useless CIC call centre agents tell you nothing. I really think CIC would be better served by employing more case processing agents and no call centre agents.