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Thank you so much for the information. Unfortunately I am from Iran and: "Be a citizen of a country other than Syria, Iran, Sudan or Cuba. Nationals of these countries are not eligible for visa revalidation. If you are a national of one of the above countries, you must always have a valid visa...

I am a student in the US and I am scheduled to defend my PhD in March. I recently got PR and need to land in Canada by mid-February. My US visa has expired and if I leave the US I don't know how much time it might take to be able to get a new visa (especially given that I am from a country with...

Thanks so much for sharing. Just to be clear, you are saying that your wife entered the US with an expired visa? I have to land in Canada from the US shortly but my visa has expired and I do not know if I'll be allowed back in the US once I enter Canada.

I was diagnosed with a psychosis attack four years ago when I lived in Canada and was in hospital for about a month. I applied for permanent residency last month and passed the medical exam only a few weeks later. So tell your sister not to worry herself at all.

Waiting in IP1 since August 21. I'm in the states now and were in Canada before so I guess that might be why it is taking too long.

My stream is FSW outland, AoR Aug 8, medical passed Aug 21, background check changed from not applicable to "We are processing your background check. We will contact you if we need further information" Aug 21

Yes, I guess so but I read on some other websites that this specific message means IP2. Thank you anyways!

I got AoR 13 days ago, and today my medical was passed and my background check status went from not applicable to "We are processing your background check. We will contact you if we need further information". I have read on the web that this status means you are in IP2. Does this mean I am in...

I passed the medical without any request for additional documents.

Thanks!

I had my medical exam about two weeks ago and my doctor said he uploaded all required documents to the CIC system. However, since I have not received my police certificate yet, I am going to decline my current ITA to get a new ITA to buy some time. Would this cause any problem with my medical...

Well, the thing is that their system already generated a reference letter with some specific information requested but my psychiatrist refused to fill that letter. So the panel physician did not refer me to another psychiatrist and instead uploaded the letter that my psychiatrist had given me...

So if I understand right, you're saying that they will not reject my application on the basis of insufficient documents but they might reach out to me to provide more documents. Right?

I had my medical exam last week in the US. Since I have mental health history (brief psychosis attack in 2013) I had a short note from my psychiatrist that I have been compliant with treatment, my symptoms are well controlled and I have no ideas of hurting myself or others. The panel physician...

I don't want to provide statements from my account, only the bank letter for current and 6 month balances as well as the letter from my university indicating the scholarship. Are you saying that the letter from my university is not enough evidence to clarify the source of money? It indicates...

This information is all included in the letter. Thank you!

Thank you! Yes I see. I acquired $16,500 (before tax) this February as an installment of my scholarship. That is why I want to include a letter from my university (my offer letter dating back to 2 years ago) indicating that I got about $16,500 in scholarship in the beginning of spring 2017...

In two months time when I submit my eAPR, I can provide a letter from my bank indicating my balance to date as $16,500 and 6 month average as $12,250. Since I have a family of 2 I need around $15,200. To explain why my 6 month average is lower than current balance, I can also provide a letter...

I can provide a letter from my university (my offer letter dating back to 2 years ago) indicating that I got about $16,500 in scholarship last January. Do you think this along with a letter from bank indicating my average balance for the past 6 months and my current balance will be sufficient?

I can provide a letter from my university (my offer letter dating back to 2 years ago) indicating that I got about $16,500 in scholarship last January. Do you think this along with a letter from bank indicating my average balance for the past 6 months and my current balance will be sufficient?