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I see. Thanks for making it clear! I had my suspicions that it might be related to the fact that I have just received the Oath email and a day or two after that I could no longer login. However, I could check my application before the email and see the system message saying that I was scheduled...

Anyone has trouble when you try to log in to your online application tracker? When I enter my login details it just shows me the "Loading.../Chargement..." message and nothing happens. Noticed it a couple of days ago and I have already received my Oath instructions along with the date Feb 21...

Any online applicants got any updates since AOR?

Dealing with claims would really depend on the case at hand. There are quite a few insurance options on the market right now, but there are no guarantees that your claim is going to get approved (unless it is eligible for a payout, of course). Basically, any non-emergency treatment costs i.e...

Nothing so far. My application was last updated the day after I got my AOR according to the tracker. And I'm not sure if there would be a difference in terms of test invites timeline between paper-based and online applicants.

Yeah, I meant to say that the date itself would be different based on your own application timeline, but Application Filed date is the date you receive AOR and the same principle would apply to all applicants.

No, I believe that the date filed is unique to your own application timeline, I have a different one. Applied March 6 - AOR April 7.

Quick question in case anyone would know. It seem that if applying online you can only use the new tracker system for your application progress, but is it possible to also check in ECAS (what we used to use for PR progress tracking)? However, I see people on the forum saying that they can...

Well, if you were applying online, then you only had to upload BIO pages for each travel document (basically your passports) you've had over the 5-year eligibility period. They do not ask to upload anything extra like the full copy of stamped pages at this point. If they'd need to see more...

Yes, apparently any attempts at registering a new account after April 12 (the day their website certificate expired) were unsuccessful. As far as I've read even existing applications were also not being updated in the new tracker during that time. Good to hear it's working again.

Yes, just give it a few days and try again. It doesn't link the application right away and usually takes 24 hours or so after you receive your AOR email.

If I were you I would just notify them using the Web Form that you've renewed your passport. As far as I understand, you've renewed it after submitting your application, granted your previous passport was not expired when you applied, so it shouldn't cause any issues. But giving them an update...

I do believe (and that's what I did personally) you only need to upload a copy of your BIO pages (for all passports/travel docs you are listing under that questions in the application form). Even if you try to upload the copy of your entire passport I doubt it would fit into 4 MB space...

Hello! I'm about to finalize my online application, but still a bit cautious about the passport page copies. For the standard paper application, IRCC requests that you scan and print out ALL of the passport pages (for any passports/travel docs you've held over the 5 year period), but the...

Hello everyone! So it is time for me to join the ranks of the citizenship applicants, but I'm a bit confused with the online application document requirements. For the standard paper application, IRCC requests that you scan and print out ALL of the passport pages (for any passports/travel docs...

Recommendations would depend on a few factors like applicant's age, whether she has any pre-existing medical conditions, deductible amount, etc. In most cases, unless there is a certain medical condition that a person has (and whether such condition is "stable"), you will find quite a few...

Agreed with canuck78. Private health insurance would take care of the emergency medical costs in case you suddenly get sick or injured and, thus, need immediate medical attention (including a doctor's or ER visit, hospitalization, x-rays and tests, prescription drugs, etc. ). Any elective...

Hey! Post was from 3 years ago, but little has changed. Each insurance provider has their own pricing policy. As for the differences, they are small and few when it comes to things that are covered. In most cases, it is mostly about benefit limits. The best way to check is to compare plan...

Among private insurers, Destination Canada covers out-of-bounds skiing. While they do have a list of excluded high-risk activities, out of bounds skiing is not excluded from the coverage. Excluded hight risk activities include heliskiing, ski-jumping, skydiving, sky-surfing, scuba diving (except...

One thing is for sure, you are well within your rights not to answer this and to state your concerns regarding the nature of their inquiry. I would suppose that you don't need a lawyer as long as the issue could be resolved by following up with them to ask whether such questions have anything to...