Replacement Provided

[RUDZI]

Hi, I received the following and I don't know what it means or if I need to do anything else ?

Replacement Provided
Uploaded Filename: eimm5669e.pdf
Schedule A Online (required)

 

[immigrant7]

Have you submitted the Sched A form recently ?

 

[RUDZI]

Have you submitted the Sched A form recently ?

Yes I did, but I don't understand why there is a "replacement provided" note if I already submitted it. It's not really clear. I searched online but there was nothing clear about it.

 

[KBH]

It means you have successfully submitted the document to IRCC. Nothing to worry about.

 

[RUDZI]

It means you have successfully submitted the document to IRCC. Nothing to worry about.

ok perfect, thank you so much

 

[Clairebear17]

How long is normally the wait from 'replacement provided' status till medical call? I have been waiting for more than 7 weeks. Thanks in advance.

 

[KBH]

How long is normally the wait from 'replacement provided' status till medical call? I have been waiting for more than 7 weeks. Thanks in advance.

'Replacement provided' for the requested documents is unrelated to your medical request.
Did you apply inland or outland?

 

[Clairebear17]

Mine is inland. Based on people's previous comments, I believe 'replacement provided' status means that my documents were successfully submitted, however, basically no updates since the end of March. Any comments?

 

[KBH]

Mine is inland. Based on people's previous comments, I believe 'replacement provided' status means that my documents were successfully submitted, however, basically no updates since the end of March. Any comments?

Inland applicants do not receive their medical request until around 6-8 months into the process. September and October 2017 applicants are just receiving theirs.

 

[Clairebear17]

Wow, thanks so much. I did not know that.

One more question. I am from a country that is visa-exempt which technically allows me to stay up to six months in Canada with a valid eTA. While waiting to obtain my permanent residency, I am also planning to apply for OWP, so it would be great if I can get my OWP soon, but if that somehow does not work or takes longer than it should be, what is the way to stay legally in Canada until I get permanent residency? Much appreciated again in advance.

 

[KBH]

Wow, thanks so much. I did not know that.

One more question. I am from a country that is visa-exempt which technically allows me to stay up to six months in Canada with a valid eTA. While waiting to obtain my permanent residency, I am also planning to apply for OWP, so it would be great if I can get my OWP soon, but if that somehow does not work or takes longer than it should be, what is the way to stay legally in Canada until I get permanent residency? Much appreciated again in advance.

You can apply to extend your stay as a visitor online https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...on-change-conditions-extend-stay-visitor.html

Once you apply for the OWP, you are covered by implied status until you receive the OWP and do not need to extend your stay, so it would be easier to apply for the OWP before your status expires.

 

[Clairebear17]

Thank you kindly

 

[ALYSAK]

It means you have successfully submitted the document to IRCC. Nothing to worry about.

Hello, I have received an initial request to make a biometric fee payment of $85 CAD. I made the payment of $170.00 as I am applying for family member. I uploaded and submitted the payment receipt which then indicated replacement provided. I then received a second request letter asking for the $85 payment again. I re-uploaded the same document. What do I do?