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[sunnyavril]

Likewise, mine doesn't even say 20% of applications take a longer time to process.

it came back again.

 

[caipsnotes]

it came back again.

The progress bar is not of any significance. The progress bar just shows the time elapsed from the day an application is submitted. It does not inform what stage or how far an application has been processed. See https://bit.ly/3lUaSgV

 

[jerome194]

Congratulations! Good that July 2020 AOR started getting COPR
By the way, you mentioned in JUNE 2020 AOR thread that you submitted some documents on 22 Jan 2021, would you mind sharing what document was asked OR you submitted proactively?

The weird thing was that I was never asked to submit any documents nor did I submit any additional documents! I thought it was weird that my application updated indicating that I did, that is why I was asking in the JUNE thread. Still have no idea why.

 

[assen89]

The weird thing was that I was never asked to submit any documents nor did I submit any additional documents! I thought it was weird that my application updated indicating that I did, that is why I was asking in the JUNE thread. Still have no idea why.

Happens when security has been completed.

Can you confirm @legalfalcon?

 

[caipsnotes]

Happens when security has been completed.

Can you confirm @legalfalcon?

It is a good sign if security is completed. CSIS and CBSA provide security advice to IRCC to make sure applicants are not a threat to national security. They do not make decisions on applications. IRCC will make a decision on your application and move it to the next step in the process.

To read about security see this comprehensive post https://bit.ly/3iXMnyw

Also the online version of CBSA's security manual can be found at https://bit.ly/3mqHP5I

 

[Friend123]

Today call update by IRCC
Aor July 24
Everything is completed and it’s in final
Decision stage.
Office is Saskatchewan

Hoping to get it soon

 

[Ali228]

We've passed the medical exam on Aug 11, now is said "You do not need a medical exam. We will send you a message if this changes."
It is more than a year that we have done the medical exam. Does it mean we have to get another medical exam?

 

[ZAtoCD]

Today call update by IRCC
Aor July 24
Everything is completed and it’s in final
Decision stage.
Office is Saskatchewan

Hoping to get it soon

Nice! That's great news. Which stream are you applying through?

We've passed the medical exam on Aug 11, now is said "You do not need a medical exam. We will send you a message if this changes."
It is more than a year that we have done the medical exam. Does it mean we have to get another medical exam?

It might. Or they could give you an extension. You have to wait and see. Mine is the same.

 

[caipsnotes]

We've passed the medical exam on Aug 11, now is said "You do not need a medical exam. We will send you a message if this changes."
It is more than a year that we have done the medical exam. Does it mean we have to get another medical exam?

Best to wait for more info from IRCC as @ZAtoCD mentioned

 

[Friend123]

Nice! That's great news. Which stream are you applying through?

It might. Or they could give you an extension. You have to wait and see. Mine is the same.

Today call update by IRCC
Aor July 24
Everything is completed and it’s in final
Decision stage.
Office is Saskatchewan

Hoping to get it soon

It’s pnp inland exp

 

[ZAtoCD]

It’s pnp inland exp

Great! Well I hope things wrap up soon for you.

 

[Kpzbenju]

Any updates for anyone with dependent outside Canada.. TIA

 

[Friend123]

Great! Well I hope things wrap up soon for you.

Thanks a lot . Hope same for everyone

 

[Aspire4PR]

JUST GOT MY COPR! Thank you everyone for all the help. This is such big news for my wife and I. I originally applied for PNP by mail in 2018 and I got married a year after. I was very worried that my PNP application would get rejected because my wife and I lived in separate countries at that time. I applied via express entry when i got the ITA last year and in the mean time I was able to get an open work permit for my wife to come over (we applied for a visitor visa and it got rejected.)

I was super worried that the CIC would see our marriage as a "sham" despite us being together for almost 5 years even before I came to Canada and it means so much that we can finally move on with our lives with no weight on our shoulders on whether or not we can live together.

AOR: JULY 1, 2021
CEC INLAND

Review of eligibility

• January 25, 2021 Your eligibility has been reviewed. Please see the final decision below.

Review of medical results

• August 20, 2020 You passed the medical exam.

Review of additional documents

• January 22, 2021 We are reviewing the additional documents you provided.

Interview

• You do not need an interview. We will send you a message if this changes.

Biometrics

• October 18, 2020 Completed.

Background check

• January 21, 2021 Your background check was completed.

Final decision

• January 25, 2021 Your application was approved. Check your messages below for details.

Congratulation .may I know why the visitor visa got rejected ?

 

[legalfalcon]

The weird thing was that I was never asked to submit any documents nor did I submit any additional documents! I thought it was weird that my application updated indicating that I did, that is why I was asking in the JUNE thread. Still have no idea why.

Sometimes the ADR submission will show a change, and it is reflective of a progress, and can also be reflective of external documents coming in.

Nothing to be concerned about.

Happens when security has been completed.

Can you confirm @legalfalcon?