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Copy of Passport sent: March 6 CORP received: March 14th I forgot to write the name and DOB at the back of photos, this created no issue or delays, they accepted them. Good luck to all!

When you receive the PPR, it will say that your passport must be valid for 6+ months. So if yours is set to expire sooner than 6 months, you should have renewed it. I did the same thing, proactively renewed and submitted the new passport biopage via CSE, and the PPR came even sooner than expected.

It's a matter of avoiding the delay... we'll see. I've read cases with both sides of the coin, either no issue at all or request for new photos. I'm from a visa-exempt country, so only sent a copy of the passport. Package was received on March 6th. I actually sent an email today to CPC-O and...

Hi, After dealing personally with immigration since 2013 (study permit, OWP for spouse, then PGWP for myself and another spousal OWP, then OINP employer driven stream - International student, then PR), I realized I finally made a mistake! I forgot to write the name and DoB at the back of one...

Copy of passports and photos, Annex A sent March 3rd. Scheduled to be delivered tomorrow, March 6th. Then just wait for the famous CORP!!

PPR here as well. October 14th, 2016 applicant.

October 14th, 2016 - BGIP Feb 27th, 2017 as well

October 14th, BG N/A as well

Format - Username, application submitted, AOR, MR, BG, DM September 2016 @wpgmbca, Sept 23 2016, Dec 22 2016, Dec 05 2017, N/A, N/A October 2016 @Goran Oct 6th 2016 , Dec 30 2016, Dec18 2017, BG N/A , @yelenah Oct 7th 2016, Dec 30 2016, Dec19 2017, BG N/A @Tricia2732 Oct 17, 2016, Jan 2017...

Even after you swap what you said, there is an overlap here: 2011-07, 2015-11 2011-07, 2013-05

October 14th, 2016 applicant, inland. MR received: December 19th Medical Passed: January 9th Work permit is valid till July 2018, so let's see how long till DM..

You should receive shortly your MR, since they started sending them to October applicants. Got mine Dec 19th, application send October 14th, and the due date in GCMS notes was January 5th.

October 14th, inland applicant, received the MR a few hours ago. The status is: We are reviewing your medical exam results, but it's not really important, I'm sure it will be "passed" once I submit the medicals. Let's see how long it will be now till we get a Decision Made..

A little research never hurt anybody. It's pretty easy to find the right thread, don't you think? I mean it's not the most unique kind of question that someone may be unable to find the right spot for posting his/her query.

Enlighten us please as to how your post is useful or relevant with this subject/thread.

Change your address through this link: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/change-address.html To update the mailing address as well, call ircc and they will do it.

Is there any September/October applicant who went for an upfront medical? If so, have you seen the results as "passed"? I mean, is it actually worth going for an upfront medical? Does it speed up the process or not?

October 14th, 2016 applicant, waiting for MR as well...

This is incorrect. It depends on the province and immigration stream you were nominated by. e.g. OINP International Student with job offer stream, NOC B, does not require English tests for the nomination and the paper based IRCC submission. This is my personal experience, applied October 2016...

Primary office: CIO Secondary office: CPC-Ottawa Paper File location: PNP-Meds-Not-Started