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GCMS notes are internal records from Canada’s Global Case Management System. They contain officer assessments, processing updates, and decision reasons for immigration and visa applications processed by IRCC and CBSA. Any person with a Canadian immigration file can request their own records through an ATIP request.

GCMS notes are internal records from Canada’s Global Case Management System. They contain officer assessments, processing updates, and decision reasons for immigration and visa applications processed by IRCC and CBSA. Any person with a Canadian immigration file can request their own records through an ATIP request.

No. Requesting your GCMS notes is a legal right under Canada’s Access to Information Act. It does not delay your file, flag your application, or have any negative impact. In some cases, an officer may review your file before releasing the notes, which can prompt movement on a stalled application.

Most GCMS notes are delivered within 15 to 35 days after submission. IRCC is required to respond within 30 calendar days under the Access to Information Act, though extensions can occur for complex requests. Visit our processing time page for current averages.

You can apply for GCMS notes online through GCMS Notes Request in two steps. First, choose your record type (IRCC, CBSA, or both) and complete checkout. Then, provide your application details and upload a signed consent form. We submit your ATIP request the same business day. Most notes are delivered within 15 to 35 days. Visit our order page to get started, or read our step-by-step guide.

IRCC notes cover the processing of your immigration application, including officer decisions, eligibility assessments, and correspondence. CBSA notes cover security screening, admissibility checks, and border-related information. Our IRCC and CBSA GCMS notes comparison guide explains the difference in detail.

Yes. You can request GCMS notes regardless of where you are located. The process is the same whether you are inside or outside Canada. See our guide for applicants outside Canada.