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Topic: AOR versus IA
Posted by angidontu (6) 22 Jan 2007
I am a bit confused about AOR and IA terms.
I have received AOR dated Jan08, 2007.
AOR said that " we cannot respond to requests for your status until it has been assessed."
I checked e-CAS on internet 3 days later, and my application was there: status "in process" from Jan08,2007

Is that mean IA is Jan08,2007??

Thank you in advance for your consideration.
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Posted by Pruthijit (8) 23 Jan 2007
AOR means Acknowledgement Of Receipt i.e. your documents has reached with your respective CIC post. It means at an appropriate time ( based upon applications reached with them prior to your will be processed ) your file will be reviewed for IA . IA means Initial Assessment, means at appropriate time they will actually start processing and varification of your submitted documents ( if anything is missing will be advised thereupon). At some CIC posts the time line between AOR and IA is 60 months and some just 12-15 months . After IA, again anothe 5-12 months for Confirmation of PR. So , at which CIC post did you apply ( Buffalo, London, New Delhi, Manila etc.) ? With "Track It" main page you can judge when approximately your file will be revied for IA.
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Posted by angidontu (6) 23 Jan 2007
Thank you for your explanation.
I applied through Buffalo from USA.
I REALY hope it won't take so long. I am separated from my only son 6 years now, because of US Immigration and I can't wait to reunite with my son.
Somehow I am aware that is totaly unpredictible the processing time frame between AOR and IA.....
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