Applications after 26/6 in any NOC CONNECT HERE TO GET THE STATUS

[indira_prab]

"We have completed an initial review of your application for permanent residence and we now require the
* Valid National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) clearance for every family member age 18 and over (travelling to Canada), issued within the last six months, with thumbprint and dry seal affixed. Please send us the original copy. "Personal copy" is not accepted. DO NOT FAX YOUR NBI CLEARANCE.
* Completed Additional Family Information form (IMM 5406) for _______
* Medical examinations
You, your spouse/common-law-partner and all your dependent children, whether they are accompanying you to Canada or not must successfully complete a medical examination as part of Canada's immigration requirements. Refer to the attached medical instructions and list of Designated Medical Practitioners for more information.
* Payment of Right of Permanent Residence fees (RPRF) of CAD$490 or P21,000 for yourself and if applicable, your accompanying spouse/common-law partner. No RPRF payment is required for non-accompanying spouses/common-law partners.
............................
IMPORTANT: In your signed application for permanent residence, you indicated funds that you will bring to Canada for settlement purposes. At any time before the finalization of your application or before your landing in Canada, you may be required to demonstrate that these funds remain readily available for transfer or use in Canada. Failure to satisfy this requirement could result in the refusal of your being granted permanen residence in Canada.
THE INFORMATION WE HAVE REQUESTED ABOVE MUST BE PROVIDED TO US WITHIN SIXTY(60) DAYS FROM THE DATE OF THIS LETTER...."

So, the PCCs issued in less than 6 months are valid to submit to the VOs..

Thanks,

Indira Prabhakaran.

 

[Rohan09]

So, the PCCs issued in less than 6 months are valid to submit to the VOs..

Thanks,

Indira Prabhakaran.

But this could be country (VO) specific...so far only Manila VO has been asking for this type of request.

 

[victor.shareen]

So, the PCCs issued in less than 6 months are valid to submit to the VOs..

Thanks,

Indira Prabhakaran.

Hey Indira,

We had submitted our PCC along with our application....would it be required again at the VO ?


Thanks,

Shareen

 

[Olga64]

Thats strange. Check your surname, date of birth and country of origin? I hope you are not selecting your Visa Office.

Yes doing all those things - Rep Ireland not France

 

[indira_prab]

Hey Indira,
We had submitted our PCC along with our application....would it be required again at the VO ?
Thanks,
Shareen

Not really, provided you submitted them to CIO within 3 months of issuance, and you get your Visa stamped within a year(hopefully) of it's issuance, you do not need to procure another set of PCCs.

But this could be country (VO) specific...so far only Manila VO has been asking for this type of request.

My guess is it must be the same for all VOs, at least for something as generic as PCCs.

So far, we have not had any request for PCCs from any other VO. Let's wait and see

Thanks,

Indira Prabhakaran.

 

[aaycee]

But this could be country (VO) specific...so far only Manila VO has been asking for this type of request.

Yes me too think so... It would be country specific.

 

[Cay_sha]

Thats strange. Check your surname, date of birth and country of origin? I hope you are not selecting your Visa Office.

it's not strange maybe Paris VO is the next one after Warsaw, Moscow etc. I think you'll be able to check e-cas when yours VO gets your app and open an immigration case in their system - this is the info i got from my VO, because i have the same problem and my PER is dated 8th Feb. Maybe try to contact Paris VO and confirm.

 

[Cappuccino]

Hey Indira,

We had submitted our PCC along with our application....would it be required again at the VO ?


Thanks,

Shareen

Only if it is expires before a final decision is made. IMO visa office will look at the expiry date when they send medical requests and if they feel they won't have enough time to finalise the application then they will ask for new PCC with medical requests. If they feel they have sufficient time then they won't ask for new ones.

We sent our application on 23rd August but we got PCC fairly early in the document-gathering process, around middle of July. So will be touch and go for us, we may have to get new ones in July just depends on processing time at London VO.

Wayne.

 

[mptocanada]

Hey I got my PER !!! I am jumping with joy !!! ;D ;D ;D

Turn me blue please..Thanks to everyone who wished

Congrats.. And best wishes for a smooth landing for all of us..

 

[com2canada]

My ecas shows "in process" even when I havent received PER; could this be a bug too?

 

[mani5553]

Hey I got my PER !!! I am jumping with joy !!! ;D ;D ;D

Turn me blue please..Thanks to everyone who wished

Congratulations and all the best

 

[Rohan09]

My ecas shows "in process" even when I havent received PER; could this be a bug too?

There are 2 types of possible 'in process' status. One for those applicants whose applications have been reached CIO and for others whose applications have reached thr respectice VOs. My guess is in both these categories, the status which is shown there would remain 'in process'.

 

[com2canada]

There are 2 types of possible 'in process' status. One for those applicants whose applications have been reached CIO and for others whose applications have reached thr respectice VOs. My guess is in both these categories, the status which is shown there would remain 'in process'.

Thanks. Initially the status was application received, and then it changed to in process, and ther's no PER yet

 

[Rohan09]

Thanks. Initially the status was application received, and then it changed to in process, and ther's no PER yet

I understand, so that means CIO has started to process your application now

 

[Temasek]

Dear Temasek, Kevinca, Kathe and Victory,

When you guys received 2nd AOR from Singapore VO, what email address they are coming from? I would want to have the id on the safe list.

Also why some of us are getting snail mail and some getting email from VO?

Hi Aakash

This may be of interest to you and others who are utilising Singapore VO.

From the information shared by some of those who received their 2nd AOR from Singapore VO, we noticed the following.

• The 2nd AOR issue by the Singapore VO has a different content from the one issued by Manila VO. The version issued by Singapore VO has been posted at Page 942.

• The 2nd AOR will be sent through regular mail if the applicant has a Singapore mailing address. For others it will be sent via email.

• A new File Reference Number is given by the VO. The new number so far has been a “B0” series.

As at now the above information remains current. Of course, there is always a possibility that things may change later.

Cheers.