GCMS NOTES WELL EXPLAINED HAS NEVER BEFORE UNTIL NOW

[CDNPR2014]

Can I request GCMS notes as an Outland applicant? or is this service only for inland applicants.

yes, you can order notes as an outland applicant. notes can be ordered for any immigration application.

 

[profiler]

Can I request GCMS notes as an Outland applicant? or is this service only for inland applicants.

Outland can request it as well.

 

[Dan504]

Thanks for the update can you explain to me how you go about doing this?

 

[jasraj6603]

Plz can anyone tell how much time gsms note will take to come,, i ordered on 5 decmbr btt not recive yet,,plz share ur exprnces

 

[profiler]

Thanks for the update can you explain to me how you go about doing this?

If you are in Canada (and have valid temporary status (eg: worker)), then you can request under the Privacy Act. There is no fee for this. See: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/atip/requests-personal.asp . Note the 'Note" on the page.

If you are not in Canada, or are, but do not have a valid temporary status, you need to make a request under the Access to Information Act. There is a $5 fee. See: http://www.cic.gc.ca/ENGLISH/department/atip/requests-atip.asp . You need to pay the $5 fee here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/ENGLISH/information/fees/index.asp . Include receipt of this payment as an attachment when you submit the request.

In either case, you should supply the Consent Form listed on the page. The Sponsor fills out and signs Section C. The Principal Applicant fills out and signs Section A. The sponsor can then put the request into CIC as described in the links. You want to request the GCMS case notes (electronic notes generated by Immigration Officers). The Consent Form gets added as an attachment at the end.

In about 30 days, the notes should appear.

 

[profiler]

Plz can anyone tell how much time gsms note will take to come,, i ordered on 5 decmbr btt not recive yet,,plz share ur exprnces

Mine took nearly 140 days.

 

[mohammed.xyzt]

Anyone with any updates?
I received my GCMS notes today and they don't indicate any movement or processing whatsoever, for over a year, since BG check went in progress in December 24th (with the exception of a medical extension last July). This is so frustrating and actually a very inhumane and insulting treatment from the IRCC.

 

[jasraj6603]

Mine took nearly 140 days.

Oh man 140 days ,, bt website said in 30 days thts so frustrating

 

[profiler]

Oh man 140 days ,, bt website said in 30 days thts so frustrating

Yep, and the federal privacy commissioner is investigating it.

 

[Dan504]

Thanks for the info!

 

[Dan504]

What do I do as I am none of the bottom?


To be eligible to make a request, you must be a Canadian citizen, a permanent resident of Canada or an individual or corporation currently present in Canada. Please select the category that best describes you.

 

[profiler]

What do I do as I am none of the bottom?


To be eligible to make a request, you must be a Canadian citizen, a permanent resident of Canada or an individual or corporation currently present in Canada. Please select the category that best describes you.

The sponsor should be the one to apply with the consent form filled out.

 

[Dan504]

I don't have one

 

[profiler]

I don't have one

Well then, that's a problem. You probably need to use a service then to order the notes. If you google cic gcms notes there is services that can order for you..

 

[nuksyed]

Ok I recieved my GCMS notes today
Here are a few questions based on the explanation on the first page:
Assessents
Eligibility: passed
Security: not started
HIRV:
Criminality: Passed
Org Crime:
Medical: Passed
Misrepresentatin:
Other Reqs:
Final:

The due date shows as: 2017/04/15 everywhere and on the last few pages (where the notes are) I see a random s.15(1) and s.19(1) on the top right of the page. The s.15(1) shows on two pages near the bottom of the file and the s.19(1) shows up once.
According to the first post, s.15(1) means my security is done? then why does it show as not started?
and what is s.19(1)?
Finally, does due date mean I should get PPR before then?

Thank you all.
What does that mean?