2018 January applicants for PR (paper-based)

[thomashoo]

Hi guys,

I am feb 2018 applicant.

I have question. Some people receive PPR and some directly get landing interview. What is the difference in scenario?

Thanks

Im feb too. NO MR yet.

If landing interview, then no need to go to the border for landing. That’s the only difference.

 

[Al7786A]

Hi guys,

I am feb 2018 applicant.

I have question. Some people receive PPR and some directly get landing interview. What is the difference in scenario?

Thanks

PPR if you need an entry visa to Canada. Direct landing interview, if you’re from a visa exempt country. At least per my understanding.

 

[Just here]

PPR if you need an entry visa to Canada. Direct landing interview, if you’re from a visa exempt country. At least per my understanding.

No, because if you from visa exempt country you still need to send copy of your passport

 

[Fpandya]

No, because if you from visa exempt country you still need to send copy of your passport

My friend is from India, she directly got landing interview, she didn’t send the passport.

 

[Just here]

My friend is from India, she directly got landing interview, she didn’t send the passport.

So this is the thing, it’s better to get interview than PPR because you don’t need to go to the border.
But people from visa exempt country also get PPR but instead sending the passport they send a copy. So you may get a PPR or interview.

 

[Yechan]

Hi guys, I did an upfront medical on April 18th 2019, I got an MR on May 1st 2019, but I still have not passed. The medical request states that if you do not do it within 30 days, it may be a reason for refusal. If I do not pass in 30 days, my application will be rejected? What do you guys think?

 

[ansarcrtni]

Hi guys, I did an upfront medical on April 18th 2019, I got an MR on May 1st 2019, but I still have not passed. The medical request states that if you do not do it within 30 days, it may be a reason for refusal. If I do not pass in 30 days, my application will be rejected? What do you guys think?

Consult with a lawyer, that would be best

 

[thomashoo]

Hi guys, I did an upfront medical on April 18th 2019, I got an MR on May 1st 2019, but I still have not passed. The medical request states that if you do not do it within 30 days, it may be a reason for refusal. If I do not pass in 30 days, my application will be rejected? What do you guys think?

I do not know who told you about this... I just follow cic website, upfront should be done before submitting application, otherwise, I would just wait for the MR: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...ms/requirements-permanent-residents.html#when

 

[Yechan]

I do not know who told you about this... I just follow cic website, upfront should be done before submitting application, otherwise, I would just wait for the MR: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...ms/requirements-permanent-residents.html#when

My bud and my family did upfront medical and they got PR.

 

[thomashoo]

My bud and my family did upfront medical and they got PR.

I did’t say upfront does not work, but it has a chance to mess up with application like the guy above: MR comes after upfront.

 

[Jocker01]

Friend of mine got his MR today, they asked for large amount of documents which he already provided with original application. Any one had simulare situation?
Thanks

 

[mani@]

good thing you got to may 19,2019. here i am still stuck at may 17,2019

sorry it was may 10

 

[pvatsal67]

Friend of mine got his MR today, they asked for large amount of documents which he already provided with original application. Any one had simulare situation?
Thanks

Timeline?

 

[iamgursingh]

I guess IRCC has started catering January applications as well. A friend of mine who lives in Saskatoon got a passport request the day before yesterday.

 

[dreamerx10]

Can u share his timeline?

I guess IRCC has started catering January applications as well. A friend of mine who lives in Saskatoon got a passport request the day before yesterday.