No, not necessarily. My overseas dependent has completed their medical and biometrics as well and we haven't received a final decision. Their case won't be finalized until the primary applicant received their final decision. But it's a good sign it means their case is moving forward.
I applied for PR in March 2023, almost 44 months ago, and there hasn't been any movement on my application since then. Today, I noticed that both the Biometrics and Additional Documents sections changed to "Not applicable," but there was no update notification or any other change. My application is currently undergoing a comprehensive security check. Has anyone else experienced something similar?
