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mikeramma2 Wrote:hey all

After 44 days of waiting, i received my caips notes this morning
With the attachment there was a message :
Dear Sir

Thanks for requesting your CAIPS notes once again through CAIPS FileCheck.
Your file arrived today and I attach it for you in Adobe Acrobat (pdf)
format as usual.

The good news is that the most recent review of your file by a CIC officer
on 17th August showed that your case was 'possible RFB/RFV (i.e. ready for
visa)' .- I think it much more likely that things
will move forward as soon as your background checks are finalised.

I would hope that you would therefore hear from CIC fairly soon - if you
have not heard from them by (say) the end of January, contact me and I will
request your file again free of charge for you.

In the meantime, good luck and I hope you will let me know when you hear
from CIC!

best wishes


While reading the files i found a statment that i didn't understand:
PAPER FILE SENT TO ECO FILE BF'D TO :RFB ON 31-08-2006
Is this date correct?

Best regards,

On Aug 31, 2006, officer pulled out your file and reviewed again...

BTW, I will order CAIPS again if I haven't heard anything from Buffalo on end of Nov, since that gotta be 2 month after my medical...
Really really hope i can have PPR before Christmas, again I knew this might not be possible.....

wanna share your timeline plz?

hey thankx for ur reply ,here is my application timeline

AOR(21-NOV-2005)
IA(DEC-2005)
MEDICALS(4-MARCH-2006)
SECURITY INTERVIEW (12-AUG-2006)
DAMASCUS OFFICE
best wishes,

mikeramma2 Wrote:hey thankx for ur reply ,here is my application timeline

AOR(21-NOV-2005)
IA(DEC-2005)
MEDICALS(4-MARCH-2006)
SECURITY INTERVIEW (12-AUG-2006)
DAMASCUS OFFICE
best wishes,

i won't 100% rely on CAIPS code, i know the one we got is different from actual code, just to keep in mind.
I mean Mike, after medical and interview, if everything clears, you should not worry anything about it.

hey

i am worried that my medicals will expire before i get the visa
U know the slow process in damascus