ITA receivers - May 23rd - 90th Draw

[Naveen John]

Wife Medicals not required, if she's not a dependent applicant in your application.

But it is mentioned in the CIC site that "All of your accompanying and non-accompanying dependants must have a medical exam performed by a Panel Physician approved by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada."

I have also read in some forums that the non-accompanying spouse has to undergo medicals as well as PCC. Kindly clarify

 

[northern sunshine]

Guys, probably a silly question but I'd ask anyways to be sure.
- I recieved an ITA on May 23, 2018.
- I still do not have all documents available, I am in the process of getting them ready
- The timeline for 90 days is to upload all the documents only
- This means, processing time will start before or after 90 days (maximum) of recieving the ITA

Therefore, the 90 days timeline is to gather all documents, upload and submit for processing.
Please correct me if this is not right.

They will not start processing your application until you've submitted all your documents and paid your fee(s). You have 90 days to do that, but you can submit any time before those 90 days are up, as long as your application is complete. Most people like to submit as early as possible so that their application starts processing sooner.

 

[keeratsingh]

But it is mentioned in the CIC site that "All of your accompanying and non-accompanying dependants must have a medical exam performed by a Panel Physician approved by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada."

I have also read in some forums that the non-accompanying spouse has to undergo medicals as well as PCC. Kindly clarify

Definitely needed....your immediate family members, accompanying or not-accompanying must undergo medicals.

 

[Naveen John]

Definitely needed....your immediate family members, accompanying or not-accompanying must undergo medicals.

Thanks!!

 

[ersandee]

Anyone submitted their application ? If yes, can you share timelines and any status updates ?

 

[Rahul Chaudhary]

what do you mean.. who charged you $419 for letter... please be clear next time

Every thing is above

 

[RohanParhar]

Lucky draw out guys
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...ntry/become-candidate/rounds-invitations.html

Enjoy.

 

[AlliBatista]

Anyone submitted their application ? If yes, can you share timelines and any status updates ?

I did. It's in my signature.

 

[ersandee]

I did. It's in my signature.

Thanks you , all the best for rest of the process.

My lawyer is still to submit i think, he keep on asking new docs and fee is yet to be paid.

When you paid your fee ?

 

[AlliBatista]

Thanks you , all the best for rest of the process.

My lawyer is still to submit i think, he keep on asking new docs and fee is yet to be paid.

When you paid your fee ?

As soon as I sent the application. Anything to speed up the process.

 

[ersandee]

As soon as I sent the application. Anything to speed up the process.

You rock man, I meant to say, will the ask to pay to proceed further or what ?

 

[AlliBatista]

You rock man, I meant to say, will the ask to pay to proceed further or what ?

It's not mandatory. You can pay when you submit the application, or you can save for later. When your application is under review a few months later, they will then ask you to pay the fee.

 

[rohitpahwa]

anybody with NOC 2173? i wanted to have see a letter of work ex if anybody of you have it.

 

[Akta28390]

Guys we submitted all our documents and have cleared the medical exam.....so at the MEP stage....but we also got a message from CIC that they need us to submit a clear copy of our passports (me and my husband)....i have a few questions regarding this....
- Do we scan all pages of the passport or just the first and the last and the ones with stamps?
- Does it have to be a coloured copy?
- Does it have to be notarised?

Previously we had attached a copy with all pages but while reducing the size i think the quality detoriarated....

Also anyone here whose application has moved beyond the MEP stage? Please share your timeline....



AOR: 15th June 2018
MEP: 29th June 2018

 

[calky360]

Guys we submitted all our documents and have cleared the medical exam.....so at the MEP stage....but we also got a message from CIC that they need us to submit a clear copy of our passports (me and my husband)....i have a few questions regarding this....
- Do we scan all pages of the passport or just the first and the last and the ones with stamps?
- Does it have to be a coloured copy?
- Does it have to be notarised?

Previously we had attached a copy with all pages but while reducing the size i think the quality detoriarated....

Also anyone here whose application has moved beyond the MEP stage? Please share your timeline....



AOR: 15th June 2018
MEP: 29th June 2018

Pretty sure you only need the photo page. Make sure full color and high quality.