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[SheikhAnwar]

My AOR is March 11. Eligibility is recommended passed, security check has not started yet and my medical will expire on Feb 26, however, there are no signs of PPR. Can I do re medical upfront without waiting for request from CIC

 

[Vineetha Naval]

When did you order the notes?

I ordered in October end via Apply GCMS. Anyone else here who applied through them? They haven't responded to my query either..

 

[Asesino]

You should have received your notes by now, it doesn’t take more than three months.

 

[nns14]

My AOR is March 11. Eligibility is recommended passed, security check has not started yet and my medical will expire on Feb 26, however, there are no signs of PPR. Can I do re medical upfront without waiting for request from CIC

No, don't. Wait for them to ask. It will also be a great indication that your file is almost done when/if they request remedical.

 

[Arsen Lupin]

Just a question to stay on the medicals topic.

My application has been approved on the 16th of January but I am yet to receive PPR and my medicals will expire on the 15th of February. Would they necessarily ask or extend my medicals (making the process longer) or can I expect PPR without all those steps? I am an inland applicant.

 

[ssa268]

My AOR is March 11. Eligibility is recommended passed, security check has not started yet and my medical will expire on Feb 26, however, there are no signs of PPR. Can I do re medical upfront without waiting for request from CIC

I think they will send you a notice for remedical and then you can do it.

 

[ssa268]

Just a question to stay on the medicals topic.

My application has been approved on the 16th of January but I am yet to receive PPR and my medicals will expire on the 15th of February. Would they necessarily ask or extend my medicals (making the process longer) or can I expect PPR without all those steps? I am an inland applicant.

For in-land applicant, they usually would give you an extension.
No worries about that. Them gave me an extension on Jan 22nd and I got the PPR on the next day (Jan 23rd).

 

[xcxcxcx]

For in-land applicant, they usually would give you an extension.
No worries about that. Them gave me an extension on Jan 22nd and I got the PPR on the next day (Jan 23rd).

Where is your visa office?
My medical got extended on Jan 21st but still waiting for PPR for now.
I am sooooo sick waiting for it.

 

[vongueart]

I'm here to share some good news.

AOR: March 6th, 2019
Med passed: April 13 [On the same date, I received a request for my police certificate, which was already at Canadian embassy]
Request Letter for my common-law partner's docs: Dec 5th, 2019 (he is a Canadian and has nothing to do with my PR, so all docs they requested were redundant)
Otherwise, NOTHING until Feb 4th, 2020. Meanwhile, I requested ATIP notes, sent additional explanations (clarifications) at my initiative, called, inquired - nothing. I don't know if any of what I did helped or it just ran its course.
PR landing interview invitation: Feb 4th, 2020
COPR: Feb 10th. I expected to receive PPR and wasn't sure if landing an interview meant I'm in, but once I got to CIC Etobicoke, it was a standard procedure.

I'm supposed to receive my PR card to my mailbox in 2-3 weeks.

Interestingly enough, once I received COPR, I could see updates in the system:

Eligibility reviewed: December 9, 2019
Background check completed: January 27, 2020

I checked frequently but up until Feb 10th, when I had my interview, their status has not been changed.

It was an excruciatingly long wait. It didn't help that my case was complicated with having to prove my foreign self-employed work experience. I haven't found a single person who would have successfully done it, so I had to figure it all out mostly by myself. I didn't have spare 5k to pay to a lawyer, especially since I'd have to do most of the work myself anyway.

I'm still pinching myself to check if I'm not sleeping.

I hope it ends for all of you soon - and well! Good luck, people.

 

[xcxcxcx]

I'm here to share some good news.

AOR: March 6th, 2019
Med passed: April 13 [On the same date, I received a request for my police certificate, which was already at Canadian embassy]
Request Letter for my common-law partner's docs: Dec 5th, 2019 (he is a Canadian and has nothing to do with my PR, so all docs they requested were redundant)
Otherwise, NOTHING until Feb 4th, 2020. Meanwhile, I requested ATIP notes, sent additional explanations (clarifications) at my initiative, called, inquired - nothing. I don't know if any of what I did helped or it just ran its course.
PR landing interview invitation: Feb 4th, 2020
COPR: Feb 10th. I expected to receive PPR and wasn't sure if landing an interview meant I'm in, but once I got to CIC Etobicoke, it was a standard procedure.

I'm supposed to receive my PR card to my mailbox in 2-3 weeks.

Interestingly enough, once I received COPR, I could see updates in the system:

Eligibility reviewed: December 9, 2019
Background check completed: January 27, 2020

I checked frequently but up until Feb 10th, when I had my interview, their status has not been changed.

It was an excruciatingly long wait. It didn't help that my case was complicated with having to prove my foreign self-employed work experience. I haven't found a single person who would have successfully done it, so I had to figure it all out mostly by myself. I didn't have spare 5k to pay to a lawyer, especially since I'd have to do most of the work myself anyway.

I'm still pinching myself to check if I'm not sleeping.

I hope it ends for all of you soon - and well! Good luck, people.

Congrats.
May I know ur VO？

 

[xcxcxcx]

Is there anyone has any idea about when people usually get PPR after medical got extended
My medical got extended Jan21st why am i still waiting？？？？？？？？why

 

[Asesino]

For in-land applicant, they usually would give you an extension.
No worries about that. Them gave me an extension on Jan 22nd and I got the PPR on the next day (Jan 23rd).

Hey congrats on your ppr, are you an inland applicant? What was your VO

 

[Brancov]

I'm here to share some good news.

AOR: March 6th, 2019
Med passed: April 13 [On the same date, I received a request for my police certificate, which was already at Canadian embassy]
Request Letter for my common-law partner's docs: Dec 5th, 2019 (he is a Canadian and has nothing to do with my PR, so all docs they requested were redundant)
Otherwise, NOTHING until Feb 4th, 2020. Meanwhile, I requested ATIP notes, sent additional explanations (clarifications) at my initiative, called, inquired - nothing. I don't know if any of what I did helped or it just ran its course.
PR landing interview invitation: Feb 4th, 2020
COPR: Feb 10th. I expected to receive PPR and wasn't sure if landing an interview meant I'm in, but once I got to CIC Etobicoke, it was a standard procedure.

I'm supposed to receive my PR card to my mailbox in 2-3 weeks.

Interestingly enough, once I received COPR, I could see updates in the system:

Eligibility reviewed: December 9, 2019
Background check completed: January 27, 2020

I checked frequently but up until Feb 10th, when I had my interview, their status has not been changed.

It was an excruciatingly long wait. It didn't help that my case was complicated with having to prove my foreign self-employed work experience. I haven't found a single person who would have successfully done it, so I had to figure it all out mostly by myself. I didn't have spare 5k to pay to a lawyer, especially since I'd have to do most of the work myself anyway.

I'm still pinching myself to check if I'm not sleeping.

I hope it ends for all of you soon - and well! Good luck, people.

Congratulations! Did you have to show proof of funds at your landing interview?

 

[ssa268]

Hey congrats on your ppr, are you an inland applicant? What was your VO

Yes, I am an inland applicant. VO were CIO and Edmonton.

 

[ssa268]

Where is your visa office?
My medical got extended on Jan 21st but still waiting for PPR for now.
I am sooooo sick waiting for it.

CIO and Edmonton