Pakistan Applicants Waiting For *Medical Request*...

[shaziabibi]

till today morning no address

E-CAS having no address at the end of day 4.....

[msaleem216]

u shuld expect 10 to 15 days to reappear address this is routine with us

[khalidcivil]

It should be sporadic. A month gap is alright.

[Julieana]

Name-(NOC)

Doc. Submit CHC

2nd AOR

E-Cas

Med. Request

PP Request

Visa Rec.

ShoaibZ(0213)

4 Feb 2009

**

In-Process

Medical Received

Jhasan

May 2009

**

In-Process

Medical Received

shazia(4131)

06 May 2009

**

In-Process

Al-e-Raza

Jun 2009

Jul 09

In-Process

imran(0111)

Jul 2009

**

In-Process

miankamal(1111)

31 Jul 2009

17 Sep 09

In-Process

Sunasir(3112)

Aug 2009

Dec 09

RBV-LDN

faisal123(4131)

Aug 2009

Oct. 09

In-Process

Medical Received

BabarKhalil

01 Aug 2009

28 Aug 09

In-Process

Ifra(3421)

8 Oct 2009

15 Nov 09

In-Process

Wbmaple(3111)

15 Nov 2009

21 Dec 09

In-Process

Medical Received

Sunshy

Nov 2009

Dec 09

In-Process

doc44

25 Nov 2009

06 Jan 10

In-Process

Zubbair

4 Jan 2010

4 Apr 10

In-Process

Khalid h

5 jan 2010

20 Jan 10

In-Process

ZainabSeema

5 jan 2010

Feb 10

In-Process

Jakram(0213)

20 Jan 2010

8 Feb 10

In-Process

Zeriz(3152)

25 Jan 2010

03 Feb 10

RBV-LDN

Yasir Javed(4131)

26 Jan 2010

06 Feb 10

In-Process

Mubashira

Feb 2010

22 Feb 10

RBV-LDN

aamirdr(3112)

02 Feb 2010

18 Feb 10

In-Process

asif.ashraf

08 Feb 2010

04 Aug 10

RBV-LDN

mianaliraza(0213)

15 Feb 2010

Mar 10

In-Process

ashasbaan

28 feb 2010

**

RBV-LDN

Zee10

Mar 2010

Aug 2010

RBV-LDN

AB212

8 Mar 2010

12 Oct 10

In-Process

Sufyan(1111)

12 Mar 2010

25 Mar 10

In-Process

Jungi

13 Mar 2010

31 May 10

In-Process

farhaniqbal(4121)

29 Mar 2010

9 Apr 10

RBV-LDN

Hopeful Canadian(0311)

25 Oct 2010

4 Mar 11

In-Process

shahzadm2(0111)

6 Apr 2010

28 Aug 10

RBV-LDN

azhermehmoodg(0111)

16 Apr 2010

11 Aug 10

RBV-LDN

Azmat

21 Apr 2010

24 Aug 10

RBV-LDN

Arkhan

29 Apr 2010

**

In-Process

Salmanahm(4131)

4 May 2010

18 Aug 10

RBV-LDN

staralihaider(4131)

5 May 2010

8 Aug 10

In-Process

InamRaheem(0213)

May 2010

Aug 10

RBV-LDN

Spider786(4131)

12 May 2010

8 Aug 10

In-Process

Asif1532(2145)

12 May 2010

12 Aug 10

RBV-LDN

Samia Ammar(4131)

22 May 2010

24 Aug 10

RBV-LDN

Paro(3112)

24 May 2010

10 Aug 10

RBV-LDN

beckett(4121)

25 May 2010

27 Jul 10

RBV-LDN

kur761

31 May 2010

****

In-Process

Medical Received

Laeeq(4131)

Jun 2010

Aug 10

RBV-LDN

eemmoo1(1111)

03 Jun 2010

15 Jul 10

RBV-LDN

TMA(0631)

10 Jun 2010

?

RBV-LDN

WDN09(4131)

17 Jun 2010

27 Jul 10

RBV-LDN

Cucoo0

25 Jun 2010

27 Jul 10

RBV-LDN

y2abid(0111)

Jul 2010

10 jan 11

In-Process

Hussain811

Jul 2010

Aug 10

RBV-LDN

KNM(3112)

Jul 2010

Aug 10

In-Process

Zee81(0711)

05 Jul 2010

27 Jul 10

In-Process

saleem22(7241)

10 Jul 2010

25 May 11

In-Process

Veva

14 Jul 2010

26 Jul 10

In-Process

phdmaker(9212)

17 Jul 2010

25 Aug 10

In-Process

canada1234(4131)

Jul 2010

Aug 10

RBV-LDN

hinnajamal(4131)

19 Jul 2010

31 Aug 10

RBV-LDN

imransub

20 Jul 2010

11 Aug 10

RBV-LDN

mjawadkhan(0111)

26 Jul 2010

11 Aug 10

In-Process

Sum122119(4131)

27 Jul 2010

19 Aug 10

In-Process

Julieana

27 Jul 2010

11 Aug 10

In-Process

arsh ali(0213)

Sep 2010

**

In-Process

MSMirza(0631)

6 Sep 2010

27 Oct 10

In-Process

zeeshananis(0213)

8 Sep 2010

14 Oct 10

RBV-LDN

Ryan Niazi(4131)

15 Nov 2010

14 April 11

RBV-LDN

mrgeminian(1122)

14 Oct 2010

Feb 11

RBV-LDN

SameerKhan(0213)

19 Oct 2010

04 Mar 11

In-Process

ss1886

01 Nov 2010

17 Feb 11

In-Process

haral(3143)

8 Nov 2010

14 Mar 11

In-Process

Sherry00(0213)

12 Nov 2010

20 Apr 11

RBV-LDN

crystallife(0111)

16 Nov 2010

Waiting

CIO

ArshadAli(4131)

3 Dec 2010

Waiting

CIO

wxyz123

9 Dec 2010

18 Apr 11

RBV-LDN

canada_future

29 Dec 2010

10 Mar 11

RBV-LDN

alloushmk

18 Jan 2011

17 Mar 11

In-Process

Jhonjj(4131)

4 Feb 2011

27 Jun 11

RBV-LDN

Jewa(7251)

Feb 2011

Apr 11

In-Process

Medical Received

amerian(0631)

22 Mar 2011

**

RBV-LDN

**shazia, arsh ali & juliana details has been Updated in list**

So? Applicants 2010 are in the queue....

[Julieana]

 

 

 

[Prince_Raj]

In an analysis most of the Pakistani Applicants (who are waiting for Medical) are those, whose cases are adversely effected (delayed) due to the implementation of unjustified MI-1.




           
 
                     

[sunasir]

AssalamoAlaikum ,Happy Christmas to all believers

[Julieana]

Can we, the 2010 Applicants believe the timeline;
 MR in Jan-2012.....Mar-2012,
 PPR in Apr-2012.....Jun-2012,
 And Visa in Jul-2012......Sept-2012?? 
  
 InshaAllah, at the best time on the best situation...

[PA5510N]

Can we, the 2010 Applicants believe the timeline;
 MR in Jan-2012.....Mar-2012,
 PPR in Apr-2012.....Jun-2012,
 And Visa in Jul-2012......Sept-2012?? 
  
 InshaAllah, at the best time on the best situation...

In Sha Allah all pre june applicants will get ...

[khalidcivil]

In response to my latest email inquiry, I received the following reply from CHC London.

"In response to your enquiry, please be advised that medical forms for your application are due to be issued and sent to your mailing address within the next month."

The reply seems to be very positive. Please note that my e-case shows "in process" with processing date of 22 Aug 2011. I did not receive any request for updated forms or documents even when processing actually started.

Lets see which documents they will ask for with medicals.

[ss1886]

In response to my latest email inquiry, I received the following reply from CHC London.

"In response to your enquiry, please be advised that medical forms for your application are due to be issued and sent to your mailing address within the next month."

The reply seems to be very positive. Please note that my e-case shows "in process" with processing date of 22 Aug 2011. I did not receive any request for updated forms or documents even when processing actually started.

Lets see which documents they will ask for with medicals.

Congratulations.

[msaleem216]

 @ khalidcivil

congrts
can u explain when u sent inquiry and wht was the name of vo who replied wether he was EFL

[Prince_Raj]

In response to my latest email inquiry, I received the following reply from CHC London.

"In response to your enquiry, please be advised that medical forms for your application are due to be issued and sent to your mailing address within the next month."

The reply seems to be very positive. Please note that my e-case shows "in process" with processing date of 22 Aug 2011. I did not receive any request for updated forms or documents even when processing actually started.

Lets see which documents they will ask for with medicals.

khalidcivil


                Kindly confirm if you have recently (IN THE MONTH OF DEC) observed disappearance of  address form your E-cas status?

REGARDS

[love bird 43]

Hi all friends ,
here is some information about canada.
Canada:  Some say it's not a country, it's winter. In some parts of it, for about eight months of the year, the dog *censored word* is too frozen to worry about. But what worries me most is that my fellow Pakistani taxi drivers are on the road all year round. The time has gone when Sikhs used to dominate the taxi business here; now it's the Pakistanis who rule. From Yellowknife, a city near Arctic Circle, to the eastern cities, I can't recall a single major city where I haven't come across Pakistani taxi drivers.
Many of these drivers are those who jumped to the north of the border after 9/11. But a majority of them are highly qualified professionals who migrated to Canada during the
past decade for a “better future for their children”. They include doctors, engineers , lawyers, professors, students, journalists and retired civil or military officers.
I also have some friends in the taxi business and many of you might not agree with me on how I see their lives. A majority of these skilled professionals came to Canada on the point systems, also known as the skilled category. Then, there is a large number of those who came here to study and ended up driving cabs. These skilled immigrants wait up to five years to obtain resident visas. However, the moment they land here, their degrees become worthless and the immediate need for survival changes their priorities. There can be no denying the fact that most of these professionals do not get a job even if they have the requisite skills and qualifications. And many of them with a Canadian Masters degree or even a PhD can be seen driving cabs.
The stated reason: No Canadian experience. So, what is Canadian experience? For most employers, it means exactly what it says — you do not have work experience in Canada. But it can also mean that an employer does not know how to evaluate the work you did outside of Canada with how it is done in Canada. It can also mean that an employer doesn't think you'll fit into their corporate culture. Or, it can even mean that the employer is discriminating against you. “If you are a person of color, you are seen differently,” an immigrant worker, who knows several skilled migrants engaging in “precarious” temporary employment, told me.
While employment in different fields requires fulfilling some kind of criteria, it seems rather unfair that employers insist on Canadian experience as opposed to thoroughly evaluating and examining a prospective employee. This is also why several skilled immigrants end up driving cabs instead of doing what they have been trained to do. Once, on a -35 degree Celsius cold winter day in Saskatchewan, a taxi driver pulled over near me and greeted me saying: “In Pakistan people call me “Dr. Iftikhar”, but here I am “driver Ifti”. Seeing a Pakistani doctor driving a taxi in freezing prairies was certainly not pleasant for me. Although, this was not the first time I came across a case like this: my first roommate in Canada who was a university professor in Pakistan was forced to work as a cab driver here.
One of the North America's largest Pakistani communities, of nearly 350,000 people, lives in Ontario. Most of these people live in Toronto and on its outskirts, in Mississauga and Brampton. In Toronto, the Thorncliffe Park Drive area is the hub of Pakistanis and is also called the “Taxi Capital”. Interestingly enough, residents of this area also have one of the highest average years of education attained in the whole country.
 
Then, there are those who arrive in Canada with almost no command on the English language and they do not bother to work on their linguistic limitations while blaming Canada for not giving them enough opportunities. I know many who could have achieved so much more but couldn't wait. They wanted to own big houses and drive lush cars and they wanted it fast. Their families hosted parties that got started and never ended. Their real reason for taking this course was mainly greed: earn quick cash by driving cabs and not worry about paying taxes.
But then again, despite the employment downside, Canada offers several social and educational benefits for newcomers, but certain regulated procedures are to be followed in order to gain from them. People who do not choose to follow these procedures are therefore sure to miss out on the system's positives. I remember translating for an agricultural university professional at a clinic who was injured doing a cash job under the table right after he landed in Canada and therefore had trouble claiming workplace injury benefits. This would not have been a problem had he followed the proper procedures, such as paying taxes out of his income. I wish people immigrating to Canada would use some of the years waiting to obtain their visas to understand the Canadian system and keep the patience they developed while waiting for their visas after landing in order to tailor their skills. Recertification might take many years in Canada but please do not give up. It's never too late.
Also, mostly, the newcomers are misled by some of our own Pakistani real estate agents. These agents put the newcomers under the burden of heavy mortgages which leads them into driving cabs and working overtime shifts at McDonalds, coffee shops, and sometimes under-paying biryani houses owned by our own desi folks.
Working odd hours is not easy. And when working means driving, it is even harder. It leaves the taxi drivers with no choice but to adopt an unhealthy lifestyle. They also get very little time to spend with their children and many of them often have troubled relationships with the members of their families. Health risks are also of much concern: A physician told me that South Asian cab drivers were increasingly suffering from heart diseases. Worst of all, I recall community radio stations collecting funds for the funerals of taxi drivers who died in horrific car crashes.
Much has changed in the past decade or so. There was a time when people in Canada referred to Pakistan as an agricultural country and the Pakistanis here as doctors and engineers. But this perception has now been replaced by the image of taxi drivers. Every time I joke to my Ukrainian immigrant friend Lonny that his country is famous for producing prostitutes, he shouts back “and your country is good for taxi drivers”. Well, both work on street and it's not easy.

plz give comments thanks.

[khalidcivil]

Dear saleem.

I sent the inquiry on 28th November 2011 and got reply on 22nd December 2011. The reply came with the initials "JMR".

regards

 @  khalidcivil

congrts
can u explain when u sent inquiry and wht was the name of vo who replied wether he was EFL