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Yes, I've asked them through email. And I've already sent another one asking them about the 30 day period for visa stamping. However, it took them 11 days to respond to my first inquiry, so I'm really worried that if they take another 2 weeks to reply and it turns out that I needed to submit my...

Hey buddy, thanks for the reply, but I assume you didn't read my question. I can't land before the expiration of my medicals, hence I requested the extension. So I understand what caused the new medical check request. However, rather than extending the validity of my medicals, I was asked to...

Thanks for your reply. I haven't re-done my medicals, I've only received the request to do so. I will try reaching the customer service agent today, but it's always really difficult to get through, so I was really hoping that somebody on this forum has had a similar case.

Hey guys. My AOR was November 1st and I received PPR on August 24. In my letter it said I need to submit my passport for visa stamping within 30 days and land in Canada before my medicals expire, which is November 2nd. Since November 2 is too soon, I've asked my processing center (Ottawa) to...

I don't want to sound selfish or negative, but this wait has been too long. I've moved on with my life, started a new career in May and it's been going really uphill. My original intention was to move to Canada way before May, since like everyone else I hoped to get my application approved in...

A quick update from me as well guys. Woke up to READY FOR VISA email. Timeline: AOR - November 1st Medicals - November 30 GCMS received sometimes in May (according to which eligibility recommended passed, everything else not started) December - until today, August 24 - completei silence Second...

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The last time I visited this forum, it was 30-40 pages shorter. Would anyone who's on here more often be so kind to tell what's been going on recently? I've looked through the last 5 pages or so and I could see only new nicknames. PS. Aor November 1st. Still waiting for PPR. Crazy, right?

No, you're not the only one.

Called IRCC yesterday. AOR November 1st. Status is the same as the one I see in ATIP notes generated on April 17. Eligibility met in December, medicals passed, everything else not started. Nothing wrong with the file, just need to wait. So I agree that it is way more than 20% of "special"...

I have a question, and I kindly ask to answer it ONLY if you're 100% sure you know what you're talking about. I've just received my notes (ordered on April 17). The eligibility status is met (since December 13), everything else not started. Info sharing is in progress. AOR November 1st...

Unfortunately, I have to disagree with everything in this message but the last paragraph. My AOR is November 1st, I submitted biometrics, since I'm from the biometrics required country, my file is processed by Ottawa visa office. So you can see that LVO or biometrics has nothing to do with the...

I got the same reply. The funny and annoying thing at the same time is that the call center agent said I was welcome to contact them at any time, but in their CSE replies they ask to keep the correspondence to a minimum.

She did put me on hold for like a minute or so. She said she doesn't see anything wrong with my file, I just need to wait. I asked if my deadline was pushed to a later date, she replied with a no. So, to be honest, our conversation got me confused. No idea when to expect updates.

Reached IRCC agent via phone call for the first time today (tried calling them for a few days in a row). My AOR was November 1st, deadline on May 1st, background check not started yet as per online profile. The girl I talked to sounded nice and friendly, however she didn't provide any new...

Thanks! Will try that and let you know of the outcome.

I've got the same exact response today to my CSE, where I also asked like 4-5 different questions =). My AOR is November 1st, and I haven't had any updates in my profile since December after submitting biometrics. I tried calling CIC using Hangouts as someone suggested on the forum, but I get...

If you want to get the genuine information, don't look for it on the forums. Go to the source, which is CIC website, where they clearly state that your reference letter MUST include working hours (so they can calculate whether it's considered full-time work, according to CANADIAN regulations...

I really hope that's sarcasm. This forum has become so much cleaner, and I have finally started to see people with valid queries and useful replies. This is only true if the employer has previously obtained LMIA for your NOC. If that's not the case, the POF will not be waived.

After 6 months are passed.