PPR A few clarifications

[gocanada963]

Dear All
Today I received my PPR over email. A few clarifications- seniors if you could give me your advice it would be great
1. The PPR document tells that I can submit in person, and it is mentioned that your PP will be ready to pick up in 10 business days. Is that timeline a hard one or is there possibility that I can get this earlier?
2. My CHC is Detroit and I stay in the USA, do you recommend visiting the CHC in person (it is around 12 hours drive from my place) or sending it by post as the best option. I am interested to chose an option where the timeline/ wait time is short.
3. Do we need to send the page 3 of the PPR document along with PP, pictures and RPRF (as applicable) or should I take the tabular format in a separate paper and send it along.
4. If I am sending this over post, do I need to attach any other documents? For eg, do I need to include a photocopy of my RPRF, photocopy of my old passports/any other?
5.Any other tips at this stage from your experience

Waiting for your replies. Thank You all and wishing good luck to everyone.

 

[canadadream1]

Hi gocanada963

I would like to ask you if you receive any notification after medicals. Does you status change on the e-cas after medicals?

I did my medical a month ago and I haven't received anything else. How long did you wait?


Thanks and congratulation!!!

 

[gocanada963]

Nothing changed after medicals immediately. If I remember right, my medicals was done on April 29th, sent it on 3rd May, reached there on May 11th ppr on Jul 21st and only on August 3rd, the status changed to decision made and the medical status showed as received.
so dont worry, it will eventually reflect in ecas, but the medicals would have been received by now. if you can check with your DMP, they will be able to tell when it reached Ottawa. Good Luck to you!

 

[canadadream1]

Thanks gocanada.