The GCMS notes provide an overview of the processing details of your immigration/visa application and the reasons for the refusal, if applicable. In most cases, you can interpret GCMS notes, read and understand them easily. All GCMS notes are structured in a similar way and follow the same pattern. The GCMS notes also have the […]
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Many applicants who have their permanent residency application processed at the Central Intake Office (CIO) at Sydney, Nova Scotia, see a code “CB01126” in their GCMS notes and wonder what it means. CIO-Sydney, NS currently processes the following categories of applications: Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) – Non-Express Entry applications; Immigrant Investor Program (IIP); Quebec Skilled […]
Read moreGCMS (Global Case Management System) is Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC’s) system used to process applications for citizenship and immigration, tourist visas, student visas and visas under any other program. The system contains a detailed record of each applicant’s file, including correspondence from and to IRCC, documents received from the applicant, detailed […]
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