IRCC GCMS (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada Global Case Management System) Notes refer to detailed notes and records maintained by the Canadian immigration authorities regarding an individual's immigration application. These notes are comprehensive and provide a chronological account of the various stages and actions taken on a particular immigration file.
Here are key aspects of IRCC GCMS Notes:
Application Progress Tracking: GCMS Notes offer insights into the status and progress of an immigration application. This includes details on when the application was received, processed, and any decisions made.
Communication History: The notes document any communication between the applicant and the immigration authorities, including requests for additional documents, interview details, or any other relevant correspondence.
Officer's Observations: GCMS Notes may include the immigration officer's observations and assessments during the evaluation of the application. This could provide insights into the factors influencing the decision-making process.
Reasons for Decisions: If a decision has been made on the application, the GCMS Notes may outline the reasons for approval or rejection. Understanding these reasons can be valuable for applicants seeking to address concerns or improve their future applications.
Processing Times: Information related to the processing times of the application may be included, offering transparency on the duration taken for various stages of the immigration process.
Applicants can request their GCMS Notes to gain a better understanding of their immigration file's status, identify any issues or concerns, and make informed decisions about their next steps in the immigration process. 
Documents we require after you place the order:
1. Application number or UCI number
2. Signatures on the form we will send to you for signatures
3. Copy of passport