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I would say they worry about certain infectious viruses/ bacteria/ diseases like HIV/AIDS (blood test is done to rule it out), active Tuberculosis (X-ray is used to identify potential cases and then a follow-up sputum test may be required to diagnose this), Syphilis (blood test is done to rule...

Hi Raju735: I see your case is with ND LVO so it is generally takes a bit longer to process everything (my understanding, they are processing a lot of cases and those 'complicated' cases - with dependants.) My case was with CPP-O and it took only two days to add a visa to the passport (it...

Hi Raju735: It means that medicals are passed and they are working on your file. Watch out for the status change in the very near future, from 'In Process' to 'Decision Made.

I would like to share the great news with you: my mom got her passport with THE visa and CoPR yesterday! Very happy. :D

Hi Spring: This means they have started processing the permanent residence application, the medicals are passed, and you may expect the "In Process" changed to "Decision Made" very soon. You are approaching the last step in the application process. Hopefully, very soon you will get your family...

Hi Navv89: yes, in my case it did change (for the second part) from "Application Received" directly to "Decision Made."

Hi Leon: This is true but would be harder for those older grandparents or those from non-English speaking countries.

Thank you! I hope everyone on this forum will be much happier in the New Year, being reunited with their loved ones.

This means, the medicals are passed. Next step is "Application Received" will change for "Decision Made" (with or without "In Process" in between) and then the request for for passports will arrive. You are very close, congrats!

Hi Granma Nessie: My mom will be staying with us. Her pension would not be enough to buy groceries for a week for one person. However, we are lucky to have plenty of room for everyone in our house here. When we were poor students with a child back in our home country, she took care of all of us...

Thanks Andrei, this is very helpful. Interestingly, that code 11 is for inactive TB with no follow-up required. I heard with digital technology, every third person is showing signs of this on x-ray so am gald to hear they have this medical category. Andrei and Kerria: thanks so much for sharing...

Hi Andrei_T: Yes, my response was to "In the letter accompanying the PP, I read that codes 2.02 and 2.04 imply an extra monitoring sheet of paper to be sent by the embassy." There is a Section 11 could be found on internet but the code should be S1.x or S2.x If it is 1.x - "no surveillance is...

Hi Kerria: It means medical surveiilance (for TB and a positive serological test) will be required upon entry to Canada and your mother would need to report to public health authority within 30 or 7 days after the landing. Is there "U" after the codes 2.02 and 2.04? If yes, to report within...

Congrats Parkbr! Looks like CIC is keeping their promise to process those files applied before November 2009! When your parents are planning to land?

Thank you, Kandel, for your dedication to this forum. This forum has helped me to analyze my own situation and act on it, to ensure smooth and quick processing of my file. Good luck with your case!

Thank you!

Hi H-india: my case was processed in Ottawa and THE e-mail received was also from CPP-O.

I have excellent news to share! I have received THE E-MAIL for passport request. :D ;D 8) Good luck to everyone, your are next!

Hi Jennifer14! When this happened in my case, the next step was to see in E-cas the sponsorship part changed from "Application received" to "Decision made" and then one month later I received a formal letter of sponsorship approval via mail.

I am so glad to hear you can now log in, Poolsadie! Join the club of some of us being addicted to E-cas and checking it on the daily basis :) !