e-Client Application Status
 

Hi

I am not able to use the e-Client Application Status that is on the CIC website. I select the File No. option at the start. Then I enter my file number, last name, first name, DOB and country of birth.

But, it keeps telling me that my application cannot be located. If I have my file number, then how come the application cannot be located?

Please let me know if anyone else is having this problem, or if someone can tell what I am doing wrong.

Thanks
Manav

Re: e-Client Application Status
 

This is a brand new system, still buggy and not reliable at all.

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"mgupta" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > Hi
    >
    > I am not able to use the e-Client Application Status that is on the CIC website. I
    > select the File No. option at the start. Then I enter my file number, last name,
    > first name, DOB and country of birth.
    >
    > But, it keeps telling me that my application cannot be located. If I have my file
    > number, then how come the application cannot be located?
    >
    > Please let me know if anyone else is having this problem, or if someone can tell
    > what I am doing wrong.
    >
    > Thanks Manav
    >
    >
    >
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Re: e-Client Application Status
 

mgupta wrote:

    > I am not able to use the e-Client Application Status that is on the CIC website. I
    > select the File No. option at the start. Then I enter my file number, last name,
    > first name, DOB and country of birth.
    >
    > But, it keeps telling me that my application cannot be located. If I have my file
    > number, then how come the application cannot be located?

I have exactly the same problem. I have tried all CAPS, entering and not entering the
first name, different combinations of letters and number in case my name or DOB was
misspelled, but nothing worked. Any ideas from anyone on fixing this problem are
greatly appreciated.

Joe

Re: e-Client Application Status
 

So far, only the client number works for me. I started trying the file number, the
receipt number, etc. nothing seemed to work. Then, all in small caps, the client
number works IF I don't enter my firstname...

But maybe I was lucky. And there is nothing much in there. Also something was written
2 weeks ago and they removed part of the information last week.... The part that said
they had started working on the file at XXX date. Other things happened since the
date of the application but nothing is written. Not reliable at all.

Dajino

"Joe Newsreader" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
    > mgupta wrote:
    >
    > > I am not able to use the e-Client Application Status that is on the CIC website.
    > > I select the File No. option at the start. Then I enter my file number, last
    > > name, first name, DOB and country of birth.
    > >
    > > But, it keeps telling me that my application cannot be located. If I have my file
    > > number, then how come the application cannot be located?
    >
    >
    > I have exactly the same problem. I have tried all CAPS, entering and not entering
    > the first name, different combinations of letters and number in case my name or DOB
    > was misspelled, but nothing worked. Any ideas from anyone on fixing this problem
    > are greatly appreciated.
    >
    > Joe

Re: e-Client Application Status
 

dajino wrote:
    > So far, only the client number works for me. I started trying the file number, the
    > receipt number, etc. nothing seemed to work. Then, all in small caps, the client
    > number works IF I don't enter my firstname...

On what document(s) can you find your client number? So far I can only recognize my
file number, which is "B" + 9 digits.

Joe

Re: e-Client Application Status
 

Client number is on the top right hand side of the acknowledgement of receipt of the
application and the file number is at the bottom left hand side with a bar code.

It clearly states: Client no.: XXXXXXXXX (9 digits no letters) and as you said, file
number starts with B XXX X......

I tried the file number with and without the spaces. Doesn't work for me.

Good luck

Dajino

"Joe Newsreader" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
    > dajino wrote:
    > > So far, only the client number works for me. I started trying the file number,
    > > the receipt number, etc. nothing seemed to work. Then, all in
small
    > > caps, the client number works IF I don't enter my firstname...
    >
    > On what document(s) can you find your client number? So far I can only recognize my
    > file number, which is "B" + 9 digits.
    >
    > Joe

Re: e-Client Application Status
 

    >it keeps telling me that my application cannot be located.

I had the same problem using the client number. Is it possible that you are a family
sponsorship application? In that case, enter the file # or client # that you have,
then enter the name and date of birth of the SPONSOR.

To give you an example: My wife is sponsoring my mother-in-law, so logically, we
thought, the application is for the mother-in-law. WRONG! The application is for
the sponsor to sponsor someone, thus when I put in the details of my wife, it
worked fine.

Hope this helps.

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Re: e-Client Application Status
 

Absolutely right. I forgot to say I am the sponsor in my file and I had to enter MY
name. First I tried his but it doesn't work. Also, my apologies, I made a mistake
yesterday: the client number is 8 digits, not 9. Most sincere apologies.

Dajino

"Anonymous" <Nobody> wrote in message news:3d18cb67@anonymous...
    >
    > >it keeps telling me that my application cannot be located.
    >
    > I had the same problem using the client number. Is it possible that you
are
    > a family sponsorship application? In that case, enter the file # or client # that
    > you have, then enter the name and date of birth of the SPONSOR.
    >
    > To give you an example: My wife is sponsoring my mother-in-law, so
logically,
    > we thought, the application is for the mother-in-law. WRONG! The
application
    > is for the sponsor to sponsor someone, thus when I put in the details of my wife,
    > it worked fine.
    >
    > Hope this helps.
    >
    >
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