ATIP Requests- GCMS/CAPIS Notes
An ATIP (Access to Information and Privacy) request allows individuals to access their immigration and citizenship records held by the Government of Canada. The GCMS (Global Case Management System) and CAPIS (Centralized Application Processing Information System) are the main databases used by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) to manage applications. These notes provide critical insights into the status of an application, reasons for delays, or any issues flagged by
immigration authorities.
Why and When Are ATIP Requests Needed?
ATIP requests are typically required when you need a detailed understanding of your case status, when there are unexplained delays,
or if you believe there may be a miscommunication or error in your immigration file. They can also be helpful if you've received a
refusal and want to understand the reasons behind the decision, or if you are unsure about the status of your application with IRCC.
or if you believe there may be a miscommunication or error in your immigration file. They can also be helpful if you've received a
refusal and want to understand the reasons behind the decision, or if you are unsure about the status of your application with IRCC.
How We Assist with ATIP Requests
At [Your Firm Name], we guide you through the ATIP request process, ensuring you receive accurate, timely information about your
immigration file. Our team helps you submit the required forms, track the status of your request, and analyze the GCMS or CAPIS
notes to identify any issues. With our expertise, we provide clear explanations and help you take the necessary steps to address any
concerns, whether it’s rectifying application errors or addressing delays.
immigration file. Our team helps you submit the required forms, track the status of your request, and analyze the GCMS or CAPIS
notes to identify any issues. With our expertise, we provide clear explanations and help you take the necessary steps to address any
concerns, whether it’s rectifying application errors or addressing delays.