Upfront medical speeds up the application process, don't listen to your lawyer, just go for it , I did upfront medical too and I'm PR now, my aor was Feb 12Does upfront medical really speed things up or it's as random as the whole application process?
I've asked my representative lawyers ( kpmg ) and they told me it makes no difference at all and it's wiser to wait for the medical check request.
My AOR was March 10 and PAL back in August, no updates since then.
I was exempt for Biometrics since we did them back in February for Working Permit renewal before COVID struck.
Inland application with 2 dependants.
I had to update my file with new dependent ( Baby born in Canada, this summer ) in August/September, so maybe that has slowed down things for me after PAL
If you have ITA, the upfront medical is good. If you do not have ITA, there is no benefit.Guys, I have done upfront medical today, being an outland applicant, lets see wether it will be working for me or not.???
Any outland applicant who have successful upfront medical..?? Please advice
I used a courier, so used the courier address for the central intake office in Sydney NS:Which office did you send your application to?
Is it AIPP program?
Does that also speeds up the application for OUTLAND applicant? please advise.Upfront medical speeds up the application process, don't listen to your lawyer, just go for it , I did upfront medical too and I'm PR now, my aor was Feb 12
Upfront medical means submit Medical with PR application... Its standard procedure, almost everyone does that... IT does speed up but not that much...Does that also speeds up the application for OUTLAND applicant? please advise.
Isn't ITA just for Express Entry applications, this s a forum for Provincial nominee program paper-basedIf you have ITA, the upfront medical is good. If you do not have ITA, there is no benefit.
I just answered the way a question is put.Isn't ITA just for Express Entry applications, this s a forum for Provincial nominee program paper-based
I actually asked for Paper based only not for EEUpfront medical means submit Medical with PR application... Its standard procedure, almost everyone does that... IT does speed up but not that much...