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ATIP (GCMS)
Get a Clearer Understanding of Your Canadian Immigration File
Want to know what is happening with your Canadian immigration application? An ATIP request can help eligible individuals obtain information and records held by the Canadian government, including immigration records such as GCMS notes.
At G Square Immigration, we help clients understand the ATIP/GCMS request process and review the information received from IRCC.
What Are ATIP & GCMS Notes?
ATIP stands for Access to Information and Privacy. It allows eligible individuals to request access to certain records held by Canadian government institutions.
GCMS notes are internal immigration case records that may provide information about the processing and assessment of an IRCC application.
When Can GCMS Notes Be Helpful?
- Your application has been processing for a long time
- You want more information about your application
- You received a refusal and want to understand the officer's assessment
- You want to review case notes before taking further action
- You need additional information about your immigration file
How Does the ATIP / GCMS Process Work?

Review Your File
Understand your application and information needed.

Prepare the Request
Gather the required identification and consent documents.

Submit the ATIP Request
Submit the request to the appropriate Canadian government institution.

Wait for Processing
The request is processed according to applicable rules.

Review the Records
Examine the information received and identify relevant case details.
ATIP / GCMS Request Requirements
- Valid identification
- Immigration application details
- UCI or application number, where available
- Consent form, where required
- Applicant information
- Other supporting information requested for the ATIP request
Why Choose G Square Immigration?
- ATIP Request Assistance
- GCMS Notes Request Support
- Document Preparation
- Consent Form Guidance
- File Information Review
- GCMS Notes Explanation
- Immigration Case Guidance
