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tarkan said:
Hi Geocanadian,
Congratulations. It is such a great news. What did you ask them when you sent your email ? Did you just ask for the status? Did you mention that the regular processing time has passed in your case ?

This is what I wrote and they were kind enough to reply, albeit two weeks later and too late for me :) :

"Dear Sir/Madam,
It has been over 16 months since I filed my application under the FSW PhD stream. CIC website states that processing time for FSW application at CPP-Ottawa is 13 month. Please, kindly update me on the status of my application. I'd appreciate letting me know when I may hear of the final decision. This information is critical as I need to decide whether or not my family needs to apply for change/extension of their work and study permits. Since the new academic year is almost upon us and my sons are not able to register for their schools without either their PR status or, alternatively, new study permits, I need to know whether or not to expect the final decision on our Canadian PR application soon.

Look forward to your kind reply."
 
Hi forum members,

I saw the topic of getting a TRV visa was touched on this thread but I didn't find the answer.
Does anybody try to get a TRV while waiting for a PR under PhD stream?
I have some conferences outside Canada an the US upcoming and my TRV gets expired soon.

Thank you,
 
Guys, do you think we need to get a fresh form from CIC if we decide to re-do the medical examinations in case our previous results were missed by CIC?
 
Aidina, I assume that you did e-medical. Usually in the file CIC attaches to the medical request email there is a 7 digit number called IME. Even u use the same number to be able to make an appointment with Dr.'s office.
In my case, after I finished my tests with my Dr., the secretary printed out a paper for me which was entitled "E medical referral letter" and she asked to to send a copy of this letter to CIC. I am not sure that the sending part help me or not. BTW, Have you quoted this number and the day you were in Dr.s office to your Dr,and still they are rejecting you to let you know when they sent your results to CIC. This is awkward :(
I think you can ask the question from Dr.'s office. Because He/She is the one who should be able to submit your results to the system. Based on what they said, they do not have access to your file once they submit the results.

Good luck

aidina said:
Guys, do you think we need to get a fresh form from CIC if we decide to re-do the medical examinations in case our previous results were missed by CIC?
 
BTW, me eCAS status just changed to "Decision Made". I got my passport request email in about a week.
 
kuzey said:
Aidina, I assume that you did e-medical. Usually in the file CIC attaches to the medical request email there is a 7 digit number called IME. Even u use the same number to be able to make an appointment with Dr.'s office.
In my case, after I finished my tests with my Dr., the secretary printed out a paper for me which was entitled "E medical referral letter" and she asked to to send a copy of this letter to CIC. I am not sure that the sending part help me or not. BTW, Have you quoted this number and the day you were in Dr.s office to your Dr,and still they are rejecting you to let you know when they sent your results to CIC. This is awkward :(
I think you can ask the question from Dr.'s office. Because He/She is the one who should be able to submit your results to the system. Based on what they said, they do not have access to your file once they submit the results.

Good luck

She checked the e-medical for me, and then said all the information has gone, and I cannot tell you when your results were sent! She identified my wife as one of his clients and said her results were sent to CIC for sure as she was not sick. We have got an appointment for August 19th, but do not know if she needs to re-take the examination or not. It is very difficult to get an appointment here in my city, and you usually need to wait about 2 month to have one.
 
kuzey said:
Based on what they said, they do not have access to your file once they submit the results.

Good luck

The doctors do have access to the medical files, as my Dr. resent my results to Ottawa, and he showed me my file on his PC.
 
aidina said:
We have got an appointment for August 19th, but do not know if she needs to re-take the examination or not. It is very difficult to get an appointment here in my city, and you usually need to wait about 2 month to have one.

As long as you keep the receipts, you will not have to retake your test. This is not your fault and is their problem, and they have to resolve the issue. For your doctor it's like a click to resend the result.
 
Hi all!

In the main application, there is one question: "Date and place of your last entry to Canada"
I can came Canada with study permit two years ago but I visited my country this May. Should I put my last entry i.e. May, 2013 or it means my initial entry to Canada?

If anyone is studying an "Undergraduate degree", what would be her highest level of education?
-Secondary or less
0r
-Post-secondary (No degree)?
 
Can anyone help me in this question?
I wanna update my reference letter and work experience. What should I write in the cover letter as a reason of updating my old letters?
 
Blackhorse said:
Can anyone help me in this question?
I wanna update my reference letter and work experience. What should I write in the cover letter as a reason of updating my old letters?

You do not have to write any reason, I just wrote my info as name, birth date, file number..etc, then asked them to attach the updated letter to my application.
 
kuzey said:
BTW, me eCAS status just changed to "Decision Made". I got my passport request email in about a week.
Congratulations Kuzey. It seems like they don't like the June Applican'ts :(
 
NeverGiveUp said:
As long as you keep the receipts, you will not have to retake your test. This is not your fault and is their problem, and they have to resolve the issue. For your doctor it's like a click to resend the result.

I will try again, but she is not willing to help. CIC does not say that they have lost the results. They say a review of your file shows we are missing your wife's results. It might be the case her results have not been approved yet by their medical officer, but they have received it. I think I should wait for their 2nd e-mail to see what is going on. BTW, I do agree with you. t should be very for the Dr. to re-send the results.
 
aalm said:
Hi all!

In the main application, there is one question: "Date and place of your last entry to Canada"
I can came Canada with study permit two years ago but I visited my country this May. Should I put my last entry i.e. May, 2013 or it means my initial entry to Canada?

If anyone is studying an "Undergraduate degree", what would be her highest level of education?
-Secondary or less
0r
-Post-secondary (No degree)?

You need to give the details of your latest entry to Canada that is May 2013. If somebody is still doing their undergrad their highest level of education is High school since undergraduation is not completed yet and is still in progress.
 
NeverGiveUp said:
As long as you keep the receipts, you will not have to retake your test. This is not your fault and is their problem, and they have to resolve the issue. For your doctor it's like a click to resend the result.

I was again told that it is e-medical, and we have no access to anything. If necessary you must take the examination again. They even do not feel ashamed. It is Montreal by the way. I found nobody polite and kind there.