It is first scrutiny of your application after you submit your eAPR. It will include completeness check that whether you have provided all the documents or not against the information provided in the application. Usually all PCC related rejections come after this R10 check and fee will be refunded. Usually after this completeness check the medical status will change to Passed in myCIC account.
It is first scrutiny of your application after you submit your eAPR. It will include completeness check that whether you have provided all the documents or not against the information provided in the application. Usually all PCC related rejections come after this R10 check and fee will be refunded. Usually after this completeness check the medical status will change to Passed in myCIC account.
It is first scrutiny of your application after you submit your eAPR. It will include completeness check that whether you have provided all the documents or not against the information provided in the application. Usually all PCC related rejections come after this R10 check and fee will be refunded. Usually after this completeness check the medical status will change to Passed in myCIC account.
Unfortunately your MyCIC account do not show any specific thing regarding eligibility check. You need to order GCMS notes to be sure that you have passed eligibility check A11.2.
myCIC account shows only one significant status change of Medical Passed, and usually after this UCI has been generated in your account which means your application has passed completeness check and is promoted to GCMS (Global Case Management System). If your application is incomplete then it will be cancelled before getting into GCMS and fee will be refunded.
In some exceptional case, medical status will remain unchanged and person gets UCI mean they clear R10 check. Medical pass status can be delayed due to different reasons.
Great! At least you are tension free now from this PPR wait. But I think now you will get post PPR tension. when to fly, where you will go, what you will do. A lot of worries I suppose!