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[svilli]

So you are at least trilingual!

four, I'm Ukrainian
That's why I don't know which flag to use as avatar picture

 

[svilli]

Hey everyone,
Can you let me know what is the exact steps after paying the biometric fees for uploading them?
I have no required document in my cic account application.

Usually you should receive the request for payment with instructions
in mine was
"There are three ways to submit the requested information/documents.
Please submit the requested information/documents via ONE method only.

For instant email updates and more detailed, up-to-date case status, create an online account. Find out how: Link your paper application to your online account
1.You may upload the requested information/documents to your MyCIC account.
2. You may send the requested information/document(s) or any questions regarding your application via the Case Specific Enquiry form at the following link:
https://secure.cic.gc.ca/enquiries-renseignements/canada-case-cas-eng.aspx
3. In the event that you cannot send us the information/document(s) electronically, you may send your information/document(s) by mail/courier to the following address:

Regular mail:
ATTN: CIO/FCP
CPC Sydney / CTD Sydney
PO BOX 9500 / CP 9500
Sydney, NS B1P 0H5

Courier:
ATTN: CIO/FCP
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada
FC - Correspondence
49 Dorchester Street
Sydney, NS
B1P 5Z2
"

 

[Sami89]

Hi! I found an answer for you. Please go to this page: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/biometrics.asp
Select

1. I gave biometrics in the past
   
2. a visitor visa, study or work permit application ONLY
   
3. Yes

And you'll see the following:

So I think you will need to provide biometric again.

Thanks for quick help!

 

[Beambie]

AOR received
Application was received 31/12/2018
AOR1 22/2/2019

 

[Beambie]

AOR landed
App received 31/12/2018
AOR 1 22/2/2019

 

[vinothku]

Joint bank account will work. Also it's good if you supported your spouse sending money, making wire transfers. If you did, you can also include those receipts.

AS well, if you have an insurance, make her the nominee and submit that as a proof.

 

[ryester]

AOR landed
App received 31/12/2018
AOR 1 22/2/2019

Congratulations!

 

[schweisy]

I undestand it and speak too and wrote, that people mostly don't understand it
I live in Montreal.. here it is better to understand it

I lived in Montreal for four years and loved it! But now that I've been living in Germany so long and filling my brain with German grammar, I feel embarrassed when I speak French because I'm so rusty on vocabulary that I once could recall easily. In any case, reading French is still fine for me, so I'm happy to tag up with you to help out any francophones around here if they have questions!

 

[JoshC]

Cross post from November thread with regards to my medical today:

Medical completed today. I was informed the results will be uploaded over the weekend.

I went to Nuffield Health in Manchester and they were fantastic, very quick and super informative - I’d reccomend them to anyone up North in the UK.

The medical itself consisted of:

• A urinalysis test in which they test your urine sample for abnormalities.
• A health questionnaire.
• A general checkup on your body and reflexes. Followed by weight and height checks.
• A simple eyesight test in which you read one line of a optometrist chart.
• A blood test.
• Chest X-ray (Thanks for the reminder Schweisy )

Good luck to everyone else who’s got tests booked soon.

 

[svilli]

... In any case, reading French is still fine for me, so I'm happy to tag up with you to help out any francophones around here if they have questions!

Such great multi language and multinational collaboration here!
I feel embarrassed with my english and french too with my numerous mistakes but thanks to all participants here for their tolerance and good examples to follow

 

[alaria]

AS well, if you have an insurance, make her the nominee and submit that as a proof.

Yeah, I know, but thanks anyway. That question was about financial support, so I didn't elaborate on insurance and stuff, because it's another question in the checklist if I remember correctly. There are multiple kinds of proof, and they go under different categories (different checkboxes in the checklist).

 

[vinothku]

Yeah, I know, but thanks anyway. That question was about financial support, so I didn't elaborate on insurance and stuff, because it's another question in the checklist if I remember correctly. There are multiple kinds of proof, and they go under different categories (different checkboxes in the checklist).

Yes, you would be correct.

 

[Beambie]

Congratulations!

Thank you

 

[Xipijeta]

Cross post from November thread with regards to my medical today:

Medical completed today. I was informed the results will be uploaded over the weekend.

I went to Nuffield Health in Manchester and they were fantastic, very quick and super informative - I’d reccomend them to anyone up North in the UK.

The medical itself consisted of:

• A urinalysis test in which they test your urine sample for abnormalities.
• A health questionnaire.
• A general checkup on your body and reflexes. Followed by weight and height checks.
• A simple eyesight test in which you read one line of a optometrist chart.
• A blood test.
• Chest X-ray (Thanks for the reminder Schweisy )

Good luck to everyone else who’s got tests booked soon.

Glad to hear Josh

What did they require you to bring to your test and do after it was done?

 

[JoshC]

Glad to hear Josh

What did they require you to bring to your test and do after it was done?

I took my passport and the confirmation letter. I only ended up needing my passport as it was all done via e-Medical. My picture was taken there and it’ll be uploaded by the physician once they get the bloods back tomorrow.