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Doesn't hurt to try, expedited appointments can usually be same week. In my case, when I did the expedited appointment, it was in the same week.

You could try drafting a letter using ChatGPT for expedited appointment, or ask your in-house legal counsel to help you with this.

Dang... Still waiting on mine to be issued.

Yeah not sure whats with my ping pong status updates though... Everyone else's seems to be relatively smooth sailing, but bouncing back between application received and approved is weird to me, and couple that with the administrative processing, now that's weird.

2023-10-06 - Application Received 2023-10-11 - Administrative Processing 2023-10-12 - Application Received 2023-10-12 - Approved I have no idea what on earth is going on with my application, does anyone have a timeline on how long after its been approved it'll ship out?

2023-10-05 - Approved Turns out the software is hella limited on their end and they added a space after my last name to meet the 5 character minimum count for surname.

2023-09-11 - DS160 Completed 2023-09-12 - Dropbox Instructions Received 2023-09-25 - Mailed document package to them 2023-09-27 - Picked up by consular staff 2023-10-05 - No updates - CEAC - Your search did not return any data. I screwed myself by coming with 2 public holidays in consecutive...

Yes, but your chances for admin processing are much higher if you go through the dropbox route and you're not a PR/Citizen of Canada.

Work permit holders are TEMPORARY residents. Their status expires/

No it's not, it's permanent resident OR a NATIONAL, meaning you have to have a permanent residency card OR hold a Canadian passport.

No, you do not qualify. It's quite obvious if you have a basic grasp of english?

You have to be physically present in Canada for the oath ceremony. Everything else can be done virtually abroad.

You mean september?

Hopefully yours will be processed this week, just wondering, how long did it take for yours to change from "No Status" to "Application Received"?

Stream: International Graduate Submitted: May 6, 2021 (Submitted at 12:24pm EST) AOR: - Biometrics: - Eligibility: - Admissibility: - COPR: -

You pay before today lol

Right but with criminality and medical, most study permits have that as a pre-requisite, and all they need to check is RCMP's database for Canadian specific offences. Similarly for the security stage, you were probably already subject to this when applying for a study permit.

I would assume this would be faster to process than other streams, my hunch is because of the following. Requirements are dead easy to verify. It's a simple yes, no if they meet the criteria. They aren't selecting the "best" candidates, it's a first come first serve process. The applicants are...

Would this be quicker or slower than EE? I'll have 1 year of post-graduate work experience on April 27th, but I'm missing the health exam and the police certificate from Singapore (this is proving to be a very difficult thing to get). I have everything else ready to go including the english test...