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Many thanks, PolarBear78.

PPR for me and my 2 dependents came a few days ago. I currently reside in Canada but my dependents are back home. I’m wondering if I can land first/alone here at the border so that my dependents do their landing at a later date; or is there a requirement that all parties in the application must...

PPR for me and my 2 dependents came a few days ago. I currently reside in Canada but my dependents are back home. I’m wondering if I can land first/alone here at the border so that my dependents do their landing at a later date; or is there a requirement that all parties in the application must...

PPR for me and my 2 dependents came a few days ago. I currently reside in Canada but my dependents are back home. I’m wondering if I can land first/alone here at the border so that my dependents do their landing at a later date; or is there a requirement that all parties in the application must...

*Feb 27, 2017 applicant with two dependants *BGIP Feb 27 2018 *PPR Feb 28 2018 *Upfront med July 2017 *Med passed Nov 2017 *Pre-arrival email Nov 2017 I wish every one of you a BLISSful end with your PR quest.

Feb. 2017 applicant with 2 dependants. AOR Apr. 2017. RPRF Jun. 2017. Upfront med passed in Nov. 2017. At the moment, everything is passed except security, which is not started yet.

I received my gcms notes today. My paper file location is stated as “PS-“ and there is additional note that says “File forwarded to PS-“. Could someone please explain what PS- means, as a file location? Thanks.

As I explained to you in an earlier post (late last year), in response to a question you asked, I did my upfront in July 2017 and my meds did not pass until November 2017. That was after I had followed up with an email directly to CIO, Sydney (they never replied the email), two CSEs, and two...

Two options are obviously at your disposal: A. Get in touch with the clinic and correct the mistake (regardless of any attendant stress/time cost) B. Submit the erroneous information to IRCC and stand the risk of complicated outcomes — including processing delay. In my opinion, option A is...

Don’t be stressed out by the delayed N/A status. What I’ve observed is that they can often be late in updating their system to reflect your application’s latest status, due maybe to existing backlog. My BG status showed “we are processing your background check...” since almost the time I linked...

Yes, the clinic submitted my dependents’ results via emedical, but surprisingly, an IRCC call agent informed me they hadn’t received the results when I followed up, after a long time with the status still on “..review..”. My dependents did their med exams outside Canada, hence the delay...

My personal story: upfront med done and submitted in July 2017, but status was showing as “we are reviewing...” until November 2017 when it passed. So, nothing to worry about, I guess. Sometimes, the reason for the delay in seeing the status as “passed” can be due to the fact that you have...

I presume that what you are calling “result” is the e-medical information form given to you as evidence of upfront medical exam, because the doctor would normally not give you the ACTUAL test results. The results are supposed to go directly to IRCC. Right?

Thank you SadaAE. I really appreciate your response.

Please, could anyone who has information on this question kindly help. Thank you very much. How long does it take to get an email acknowledgement from IRCC when you apply for open work permit extension through the paper route?

Thank you very much for your response. I did upload the e-medical forms through webform and was subsequently informed via email (on September 8) that the provided medicals had been electronically attached to my application. But it’s a surprise to me why the status will still be reading “review”...

Hi bootsal. Have you got your med passed now? My med status has been showing as “we are reviewing the results of your medical exam” since September 8, 2017. Please inform. Thanks

Thank you very much.

I have called this number but it’s always taking me to the point where my info on MyCIC is replayed to me-and that’s not what I want- instead of connecting me to a human agent. Have you by chance succeeded at this before and can offer any advice? This will be appreciated.

Hello friend. Please, how were you able to speak to a CIC agent? I mean, which exact options did you select in response to the voice prompt? Please advise. Thank you for your help! I’m an inland applicant.