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[WPGBound]

About the schedule A, have you been outside your country before?

I have this theory they only people who have visited other countries are getting the schedule A form.

Yes, I have travelled and lived outside my home country. So your theory is valid for me.

 

[ImpatientAlligator]

A question for you all here:

I was delighted to see an ADR email from IRCC on Friday afternoon, and fully expected it to be a re-med request. But instead it was a Schedule A request. I've seen a few others on this forum share that they have received a re-med request followed by a Schedule A, but not reverse order. In my case, is this indicative that I may not need a re-med request? Could/should I be expecting PPR.... dare I say soon???

If they aren't renewing your medicals, it seems unlikely that they won't ask for another. A validity of just 1 month is probably too close for comfort for them. I remember people reporting getting Schedule A, PCC, proof of funds, medicals in various permutations on FB groups. Wait for a couple of days and see.

 

[Temidayo_]

That's good to hear. My recent GCMS notes state a due date in of March 31st and so far, the movement seems to be on track for it.

Oh great to know. Another person in the November 2019 thread just saw in his gcms notes that his gu of February 16 was that his file was assigned to an officer for final review and due date is 18th March, will keep you updated if he posts anything.

 

[Deepa52]

About the schedule A, have you been outside your country before?

I have this theory they only people who have visited other countries are getting the schedule A form.

I have visited few countries but didn't receive Schedule A form, as an ADR i was asked only POF

 

[dankboi]

Dankie

ayo lmao

 

[AbsoluteZero]

Ive Jan 2020 aor
I was requested to submit schedule A form last week. I made a mistake in the form. In the personal history, instead of writing job titles, I wrote “employment” under activity column and submitted the form on the portal that very day. Later that day, as i re read the form and realized my mistake, I sent the corrected schedule A the same day. But!! After that!! I realized that I missed an address in my address history form both during the submission of my pr app as well later in the corrected schedule A form i sent via webform. That was an international address when I was studying in a university abroad. I have resubmitted the schedule A correcting all the mistakes via another webform..
I know.. completely avoidable mistake. I am very worried now. How will that affect my application?? Anyone? Please??

 

[suzanne456]

That's great to hear. Maybe confirmation bias, but this strategy is turning up with lots of positives these days. I did the exact same thing - two emails, one for expedited processing and one for medicals expiry. They forwarded them up the chain and two days later, I got the re-medical request.

Can you let me know what you included in the webform to expedite processing?

 

[Shubham6120]

Just got Remeds, PCC and Updated schedule A request. I am 1st feb 2021 AOR. Pure FSW outlander. COR. India

Does this mean my eligibility is passed??

When can i expect PPR?

 

[Deleted member 994371]

Just got Remeds, PCC and Updated schedule A request. I am 1st feb 2021 AOR. Pure FSW outlander. COR. India

Does this mean my eligibility is passed??

When can i expect PPR?

You got the schedule A.

Have you lived or visited other countries than India? So far my theory has held.

 

[Vidnomenon]

Ive Jan 2020 aor
I was requested to submit schedule A form last week. I made a mistake in the form. In the personal history, instead of writing job titles, I wrote “employment” under activity column and submitted the form on the portal that very day. Later that day, as i re read the form and realized my mistake, I sent the corrected schedule A the same day. But!! After that!! I realized that I missed an address in my address history form both during the submission of my pr app as well later in the corrected schedule A form i sent via webform. That was an international address when I was studying in a university abroad. I have resubmitted the schedule A correcting all the mistakes via another webform..
I know.. completely avoidable mistake. I am very worried now. How will that affect my application?? Anyone? Please??

We're all about to find out buddy

 

[dankboi]

weyr ouvr pee peee aaahr

 

[Shubham6120]

You got the schedule A.

Have you lived or visited other countries than India? So far my theory has held.

Yes i have visited few countries. And i had received schedule A before a year as well.

 

[AbsoluteZero]

Ive Jan 2020 aor
I was requested to submit schedule A form last week. I made a mistake in the form. In the personal history, instead of writing job titles, I wrote “employment” under activity column and submitted the form on the portal that very day. Later that day, as i re read the form and realized my mistake, I sent the corrected schedule A the same day. But!! After that!! I realized that I missed an address in my address history form both during the submission of my pr app as well later in the corrected schedule A form i sent via webform. That was an international address when I was studying in a university abroad. I have resubmitted the schedule A correcting all the mistakes via another webform..
I know.. completely avoidable mistake. I am very worried now. How will that affect my application?? Anyone? Please??

Anyone? :’(

 

[Deleted member 994371]

Anyone? :’(

Ask legalfalcon. Only he can help you. Go visit his thread and ask him there.

 

[Rkb94]

You got the schedule A.

Have you lived or visited other countries than India? So far my theory has held.

I have seen people who have never visited any other country received Schedule A request as well. So, it's totally up to the case officer assigned to your file.