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danielt

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Oct 30, 2018
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So... Quebec residents haven't gotten anything, right?
I got the ghost update (see my signature), then nothing. Still no medical request.

I wonder what the issue is.
Sending us the medical request would cost them nothing and I know someone is working on my application, so I have to assume they are holding back on purpose. Everyone else gets the medical request regardless of the other steps, but apparently we Quebec applicants need to clear eeeeeverything else first...
Frustrating.
After we obtain the CSQ we were supposed to be treated like every other candidate. The Quebec-related step is over. But clearly that's not the case.

At least I am happy for all the other people here getting to the finish line :)
 
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Immigration_guru

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Apr 26, 2019
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India
Category........
FSW
Visa Office......
NDVO
NOC Code......
0601
OMG I think I just received my landing interview email right now. And I logged in to ECAS and it showed decisisn made! Does it mean that I basically got my PR??We were never able to link the app. so it is kind of hard to give everyone a timeline (also the fact that we were not checking very frequently) But here are some of my info:
November Inland Common Law:
PA: China
App received Nov 5
AOR Nov. 15
Medical request Jan. 16
Medical result received sometime in Feb
Background started at the end of Feb or Beginning of March.
Eligibility started April 29 (I am not sure that's what ECAS shows)
DM April 30


Hope everyone else will get theirs soon
Congratulations
 

luckyrabbit13

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Apr 26, 2019
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In some sense they are doing you a favour by holding off on medical, perhaps? Given that medical results do expire, I mean. If delays are severe, at least you won’t have to pay twice if you’re stuck in the queue — those of us stuck with you but who have already gotten their medicals might have to get them (and pay for them) .
I got the ghost update (see my signature), then nothing. Still no medical request.

I wonder what the issue is.
Sending us the medical request would cost them nothing and I know someone is working on my application, so I have to assume they are holding back on purpose. Everyone else gets the medical request regardless of the other steps, but apparently we Quebec applicants need to clear eeeeeverything else first...
Frustrating.
After we obtain the CSQ we were supposed to be treated like every other candidate. The Quebec-related step is over. But clearly that's not the case.

At least I am happy for all the other people here getting to the finish line :)
 
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danielt

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Oct 30, 2018
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In some sense they are doing you a favour by holding off on medical, perhaps? Given that medical results do expire, I mean. If delays are severe, at least you won’t have to pay twice if you’re stuck in the queue — those of us stuck with you but who have already gotten their medicals might have to get them (and pay for them) .
That's a good point :)
However, it would indicate that Quebec's queue is potentially much longer than everywhere else, which supposedly should not happen.
We have to obtain a CSQ, but once that is done the federal government has full jurisdiction over our applications.
 

luckyrabbit13

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It definitely shouldn’t! But if it makes you feel any better (probably not, but at least you have company? :) ) there are people from outside Quebec getting their PR processed at Montreal too. That might account for some of the delays. And those of us sent there from other provinces are getting delays too, even without factoring in CSQ. Not sure what’s happening over there — hope the floods don’t compound the delays...

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/montreal-office-june-2018-inland.622089/

That's a good point :)
However, it would indicate that Quebec's queue is potentially much longer than everywhere else, which supposedly should not happen.
We have to obtain a CSQ, but once that is done the federal government has full jurisdiction over our applications.
 
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Jordannesmith

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Oct 7, 2018
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Hey guys, I had just gotten OWP approval and just received it in mail. What do I do with the document now? Do I bring this document to job interviews?, I heard about bringing to document to get a SIN #, is this the next step?
Thank you
 

luckyrabbit13

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Apr 26, 2019
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You take your permit and your passport/ID to your nearest Service Canada location to get your SIN. You’ll get it same-day and then you can apply for jobs! Mostly employers don’t need to examine your SIN or OWP until they actually hire you and have you fill out your paperwork.

Hey guys, I had just gotten OWP approval and just received it in mail. What do I do with the document now? Do I bring this document to job interviews?, I heard about bringing to document to get a SIN #, is this the next step?
Thank you
 
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danielt

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Oct 30, 2018
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It definitely shouldn’t! But if it makes you feel any better (probably not, but at least you have company? :) ) there are people from outside Quebec getting their PR processed at Montreal too. That might account for some of the delays. And those of us sent there from other provinces are getting delays too, even without factoring in CSQ. Not sure what’s happening over there — hope the floods don’t compound the delays...

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/montreal-office-june-2018-inland.622089/
Thanks, it is definitely nice to know.
I was being processed in Mississauga, at least until the RCMP fingerprint request. If I have nothing until next week I will call to ask if I have been transferred.

PS: since we are sharing related news, I imagine you are aware that Quebec's new government has been petitioning the federal level to limit the number of family reunion and refugee permanent residencies granted each year, as part of their immigration reduction/change initiatives (that also included thrashing 18000 economical immigration processes already underway...).
Last I read they were not getting this part to go their way, since they control economical immigration, but not family reunions or refugees. They were trying though.
 

LeskeyL

Newbie
Oct 17, 2018
7
19
Just got my landing interview letter from calgary office .. and my timeline below:

[Inland Applicant]
Local Office: Calgary, AB

  • Oct 15, 2018 - Application sent
  • Oct 18, 2018 - Application received by CIC Mississauga
  • Nov 06, 2018 - AOR & Linked on MyCIC
  • Jan 03, 2019 - Medical Requested
  • Jan 04, 2019 - Medical Done (Clinic & Blood test & X-ray)
  • Jan 11, 2019 - Medical Passed
  • Feb 08, 2019 - Background check started
  • Mar 30, 2019 - Ghost Update
  • April 24, 2019 - Eligibility Passed / AIP
  • April 25, 2019 - DM both side on ECAS
  • April 29, 2019 - Landing Interview letter
  • May 21, 2019 - Landing in Calgary, AB
Were you asked to get your finger print? Why some of us is asked to get finger print before the pr?
 

LeskeyL

Newbie
Oct 17, 2018
7
19
no they didnt ask...because i applied before they start asking for fingerprints ... but next time when i renew my PR Card.they will ask my fingerprints tho ..
I see. Thanks. I wasn't asked either but whenever I called cic for their automatic system it always says "we dont need your finger print. we will contact you if we do (something like that" and I saw someone else was asked for it so made me wonder
 
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baimmeb

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Nov 21, 2016
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I see. Thanks. I wasn't asked either but whenever I called cic for their automatic system it always says "we dont need your finger print. we will contact you if we do (something like that" and I saw someone else was asked for it so made me wonder
for chinese nation if you applied before dec 2018 (if i didnt remember wrong )they wont ask .. if you applied from 2019 .. you need to do it for your application...