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Hello, I'm a Canadian citizen (Ex-Filipino) and my husband is Filipino. He only attended the GCP. They will put a sticker on your passport (I think indicating that you have been registered with CFO) after the seminar, as well as a certificate that you attended. Passport with Visa, COPR...

Yes, it’s okay. I linked my husband’s PR application to myown GCkey account even though I wasn’t appointed as his representative. Never had any problems. His application has been approved and he already landed.

No, you don't need an appointment.

My husband went to VFS Manila and paid less than 800 pesos, forgot how much exactly. You can look at this link for the fees https://www.vfsglobal.ca/canada/Philippines/Service_and_Service_Charge.html

They will ask for it later on so mas okay po isend nalang po agad para sure. And yes po original copy on PSA paper :)

Yes po, you have to submit both PSA Marriage Certificate and PSA Advisory on Marriages :)

That is PPR, congrats! COPR (Confirmation of Permanent Residence) is the document you get when you get your passport back with Visa stamp. :)

Ya it changed to "We are processing your background check. We will send you a message if we need more information." after a few days. But, final decision didn't show up until he received his Visa stamp and COPR.

My husband hasn’t landed yet, but will be landing in a few days. I guess next step for you is background check. Has background check started yet?

My husband was never asked for biometrics. Did they ask you for one? :eek:

This is what it says on one of our letters. "Office Contact Information Should you need to submit additional information or make any further enquiries regarding the Application for Permanent Residence for your relative, you must email the office listed above directly using the “IRCC Web Form”...

ecas would only show “Medical results have been received”. It wouldn’t show if you passed or not. Not sure if you aware of this but if you can’t link, another way to check if you pass medical is to call 1-888-242-2100, follow the prompts until it ask you to enter your application number. Once...

Hello, our gckey showed “medical passed” the next day, but it probably depends. if there’s no update after 3 business days, she can call IOM to follow up.

This is a country specific requirement. It's a pre-departure seminar required for emigrating Filipino citizens before they will be allowed to leave the country.

My husband booked his appointment on January 8 and was able to get appointment on the 10th, it depends on their availability I guess. Yes, all those are needed. Once you've set an appointment, IOM will also send you an email/text on what to bring

It's a 7-page email... but the first paragraph is: Dear _________: The processing of your application for permanent residence in Canada is almost complete. You must complete the following steps within 30 days in order for our office to issue your Confirmation of Permanent Residence and, if...

Awesome! I (sponsor) got the "Application will be processed at CPC-Mississauga" email the day after we got the medical request.

Ah okay, eventually you will get an email saying which visa office your application will be processed in, so that’s either Mississauga or Manila (or maybe other local visa office i’m not aware of). Hopefully Mississauga too! Goodluck!

I see, hopefully yours will be processed faster too! What is your timeline? Did you receive a transfer email?

That, I don't know. CPC-Mississauga processed and finalized our application (was not transferred to Manila), so I'm guessing they are faster. Like I've said in this forum before, the factors that may have POSSIBLY contributed to the speedy process is the fact that our application is very very...