Parents and Grandparents Sponsorship 2019

[ew88]

My parents don’t have birth certificate, Affidavit, and school certificates. All i have is Voter card and Aadhar card.

My question is since they are here in Canada from almost 2 years can i make the affidavit here and would it be valid? Or can i just submit Voter card and Aadhar card?

 

[snganu]

@zeiesfirdaus
Any update to any section in your myCIC since you sent additional documents ?

 

[ew88]

CPC-M will filter with subject name "PGP-APR". [PGP-APR = Batch of April Invitation for PGP 2019]
you can add File #/ UCI / DOB in email Body ( NOT in Subject line)

Could you please explain in detail, do we write the date instead of writing APR or we just write “PGP-APR” or “PGP-APR Date?

 

[Lhay]

I lost my spot on the Tracker
App received: May 28

 

[robertp]

I lost my spot on the Tracker
App received: May 28

Line # 366

 

[robertp]

Could you please explain in detail, do we write the date instead of writing APR or we just write “PGP-APR” or “PGP-APR Date?

In subject line write only PGP-APR as per instruction from CIC.

 

[dreamsite]

Got a letter from new Delhi VO even though the local visa office is CPC-Mississauga...Mom finished her Medical on Sep 27th. Anyone got similar email/issue:

Dear Mr./Ms. XXX

This is in reference to your visa application for Canada.

Further medical information is required before a decision can be reached. Details have been sent to your eMedical file regarding the medical information required. Please return to see the Panel Physician who performed your immigration medical examination or to another e-Medical enabled Panel Physician (http://www.cic.gc.ca/pp-md/pp-list.aspx). The Panel Physician will arrange for the additional medical tests to be carried out and will forward the results directly to this office.


Please contact PP for an appointment to comply with this request at the earliest. Failure to do so may result in the closing of your Immigration medical file, which may result in the refusal of your application.

Please quote your IME number on all correspondence with this office.

Sincerely,


Officer

Regional Medical Office

High Commission of Canada

Chanakyapuri, P.O. Box 5209

New Delhi-110021, India

 

[zeiesfirdaus]

@zeiesfirdaus
Any update to any section in your myCIC since you sent additional documents ?

None as yet...this is how it reads (since before & after Sept 27th when I emailed the documents)

Review of eligibility

• We are reviewing whether you meet the eligibility requirements.

Review of medical results

• September 27, 2019 You passed the medical exam.

Review of additional documents

• We do not need additional documents.

Interview

• You do not need an interview. We will send you a message if this changes.

Biometrics

• September 4, 2019 Completed.

Background check

• We are processing your background check. We will send you a message if we need more information.

Final decision

• Your application is in progress. We will send you a message once the final decision has been made.

 

[Rushdanalb]

more than 1 month since I got "in process" status from sponsor side. Nothing happen really, wish anyone can give me a good reason for this delaying, What should I do guy? should I call CIC or do anything else?

Hey did u get any update? Did u try calling them?

 

[Rushdanalb]

No.she is talk nice

Hey did u get dm this morning?

 

[serious_cheese]

Reposting, in case anyone has any insight:

Looking for some advice. I sent in my application mid-June so no AOR or ECAS available yet. But i just found out my grandfather, who is the principle applicant, was diagnosed with early stage Parkinsons. Does anyone else have experience going through medical assessment for parents/grandparents with Parkinsons? Is my application now a lost cause? Let me know your thoughts

 

[laxsun]

@YULIA-2016, @robertp

• Line # in tracker: if applicable
• Sponsored People: Mother-in-law
• Parents Country of Citizenship: India
• Sponsor Province: QC
• Invitations Receive Date: 18 Jul 2018
• Application received in Ottawa Date: 21 Sep 2018
• AoR Received (DATE): 12 Dec 2018
• Ecas Status for Sponsorship appl. M and PR appl.: In Process
• Sponsorship In process Date: 15 Apr 2019
• Sponsorship Decision Made Date: 23 Apr 2019
• CSQ issued: 15 Jul 2019
• Biometric request date :
• MyCIC update:
• IME / PCC / travel history request date :
• Comment : generic letter asking PCC, Biometrics etc received sep 27 2019

This appears to be PGP 2018 application. I think there is another thread going on for that.

 

[qjzhou]

not to worry , Resend please.

@snganu I don't think that is the case. On the instruction, it only stated ** Please include “PGP-APR” in the subject line of the email **, but not saying you ONLY include PGP-APR.

 

[ihg]

@snganu I don't think that is the case. On the instruction, it only stated ** Please include “PGP-APR” in the subject line of the email **, but not saying you ONLY include PGP-APR.

yes no need to send , their filter is contains PGP APR not just pgp-apr

 

[sarwar_zahan]

Reposting, in case anyone has any insight:

Looking for some advice. I sent in my application mid-June so no AOR or ECAS available yet. But i just found out my grandfather, who is the principle applicant, was diagnosed with early stage Parkinsons. Does anyone else have experience going through medical assessment for parents/grandparents with Parkinsons? Is my application now a lost cause? Let me know your thoughts

Sorry to hear that. Based on the information I have, if it's a early stage of Parkinson (it also depends on the rate of progression) there is still a chance of your application get approved. At the end it depends on the medical result. Check the following links to get more information:

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/inadmissibility/reasons/medical-inadmissibility.html

https://www.cicnews.com/1997/02/canada-immigration-newsletter-issues-february-16-1997-02616.html#gs.9cugea (Check section 1.5)

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/medical-for-supervisa-parkinson’s-disease.597504/