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The letter (softcopy) goes to CIC, and the doctor from CIC forwarded it to me.

Well, I beg to differ. During my medical exam, my readings were somewhere around ~142/80 for 3 consecutive readings I was asked to get ECHO done, which I did and it was normal. A week later I received a letter from the medical diagnostic center that I have to consult a cardiologist (name and...

Eligibility passed means 'your application as a whole is complete' - it has IELTS results, medical results, work exp documents etc. It is in this stage if they find anything missing, they will reject the application. Once this stage is passed, next comes BG check, where they will do a deep dive...

Yes, my tickets are booked for Toronto, ON. I will be flying in October.

Super! All I can tell you at this moment is - what you know so far is just the tip of the iceberg. Once you attend GO session, you will see there are so many things that will require your attention. From demographics, cultures, living in Canada, adopting Canada, etc etc. Best part is - the...

This is disheartening. Have you ordered GCMS lately to check the details on your application?

You can register for a CIIP session, and they conduct a 'all day' workshop on Canada settlement. Very informative, and useful. :)

Yes, I received my PPR on June 1st. My BG was stuck at NA till May 29th 2017, then it turned to BG IP on May 30th, and next day I received my PPR.

Yes, IMO it should suffice. CECs are exempted with regards to PoF, still clarify with others. :)

PR card takes anywhere from 45-60 days to arrive. If you leave Canada without the PR card, to re-enter you will require PRTD (PR Travel Document). You will need to apply for PRTD which will take about 25 days of processing time and has processing fee that you need to pay. More info -...

If I remember correctly - May 30th the status went to 'we are processing ... (IP2)' and June 1st I received the PPR.

Yes. I received both at the same time. So, I paid the PRPF, and uploaded the receipt in myCIC, and next day headed to VFS to submit my passport.

You should receive it today. I too had ordered from getgcms, and I received mine on the 30th day.

You'll get a token and you have to wait for your turn. Approx waiting time would be 25 mins. Once your token number is called, then onwards it will take 10 mins. Entirely, 40 mins @ VFS.

All you need to do is submit your passport along with 2 recent photographs (50mm x 70mm). You can get the photos clicked at VFS centre, as they will have a photo studio. Behind the photos, add your name, date of birth and date when the photos were taken. Carry cash for the VFS payment.

Please ensure the envelope inside which the transcripts are enclosed are SEALED by the university stamp on the flap of the envelope.

PCC and medicals are required only for principle applicant who is applying under EE. You don't need to get it done for your parents.

Awesome! These days they don't stamp the PCC I believe. Only give you the document. Correct?

I had read a similar thing yesterday on the forum, someone else too had reported exactly the same thing. I suggest you post this query on the JUNE AOR thread, and ask those applicants. I have a good feeling that the rules might have changed.

Good luck, I feel this must be some misunderstanding/mis-communication. I hope things resolve quickly for you at RPO. :)