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ss1886 said:
When London VO sends requests for Medical or updated PCC to an applicant, is it displayed in his E-cas status ??

Similarly when Medicals or updated PCC have been received by London VO from the applicant, it that too displayed in applicant's E-cas status ??

ECAS does not record that meds/PCC have been requested, which is why we all have been hanging on the address disappearance thing as an indicator of something happening on the next step.
ECAS does record when meds have been received, but it is not updated quickly.
 
Thanks

queencougar said:
ECAS does not record that meds/PCC have been requested, which is why we all have been hanging on the address disappearance thing as an indicator of something happening on the next step.
ECAS does record when meds have been received, but it is not updated quickly.
 
Great news!! I hope this means things finally are really in process!!

emmaJ

queencougar said:
I have just noticed that our address has disappeared from ECAS. Does this really mean that something is happening?
We went IN PROCESS on the 26th July, so it seems soon for anything else to come but I won't complain if it does. ;D
 
EmmaJ said:
Great news!! I hope this means things finally are really in process!!

emmaJ

Thanks, Emma. :)
It is odd that we haven't received our CAIPS notes yet, although we ordered them some time ago.
Does anyone know how we can chase them up, as the ordering is by post and I do not know of a telephone number for that.
 
Thanks for all the well wishes.

We finally landed in Toronto Pearson Airport on Friday, 5 Aug 11 at 4:30 pm (local time). It was a long flight. About 7 hours from Singapore to Dubai, 5 hours transit in Dubai, & 14 hours from Dubai to Toronto. Fortunately the leg room in both the Emirates planes were adequate for a 6 footer.

As was mentioned by others earlier, we were provided the Custom’s Declaration Card on board the plane. Had a closer look at it, even though I have used it before, to note the question posed with regards to funds brought in. It’s mentioned all fund you are bring – money and other instruments - totalling $10,000. So it’s likely to be a “yes” for most of us not landing alone. Also note that the date format required is “YYMMDD”.

The first stop upon arrival is Immigration. After posing a few questions (e.g. amount brought, etc), and stamping our Passports, the officer cleared us with a smile and a “Welcome to Canada”. Next we were shown to a section for new Immigrants. Here you would be required to present your COPR, and again after filling it and returning a copy to you, you receive another smile and a “Welcome to Canada”. Next to 2 consecutive counters where you will be provided with several booklets, and forms, and another smile and “Welcome to Canada”. Finally after collecting our baggage, it was to Customs, where you have to present your “Goods Accompanying” and Goods to Follow” forms. I only had the former; as we opted to pay for excess baggage charges to bring everything in one go. The officer merely had a look at it and after stamping the form and returning one set to us, another smile and “Welcome to Canada”! After that we exited, and proceed to Ground Level (i.e. one level below Arrival) where we had already pre-booked a private van with a Red Car Service, to Guelph where our cousins resides.

We should be in Guelph for a couple of weeks till we find ourselves a suitable accommodation, most likely in Mississauga. Service Canada is closed today (Saturday), and so our plans is just to get our insurance, bank, and mobile line issues resolved over the weekend. In all it has been one great experience and everyone has been so welcoming - from the officials in the airport to the gentleman who drove the private van.

Cheers.
 
SAM786 said:
friends..........
i got MR/PCC/RPRF.......Today yipieeeeeeeeeeeeeee.........:)

congratulations - someone got movement from VO :D
 
wish u good luck.
I told u abt it.

Regards
Mayank
SAM786 said:
friends..........
i got MR/PCC/RPRF.......Today yipieeeeeeeeeeeeeee.........:)
 
Temasek said:
Thanks for all the well wishes.
As was mentioned by others earlier, we were provided the Custom's Declaration Card on board the plane. Had a closer look at it, even though I have used it before, to note the question posed with regards to funds brought in. It's mentioned all fund you are bring – money and other instruments - totalling $10,000. So it's likely to be a “yes” for most of us not landing alone. Also note that the date format required is “YYMMDD”.

Congratulations Temasek
Happy Life in Canada
Thanks
Architect_100
 
SAM786 said:
friends..........
i got MR/PCC/RPRF.......Today yipieeeeeeeeeeeeeee.........:)
congratulation bro
good luck!
 
SAM786 said:
friends..........
i got MR/PCC/RPRF.......Today yipieeeeeeeeeeeeeee.........:)
congratulations sam786
 
Temasek said:
Thanks for all the well wishes.

We finally landed in Toronto Pearson Airport on Friday, 5 Aug 11 at 4:30 pm (local time). It was a long flight. About 7 hours from Singapore to Dubai, 5 hours transit in Dubai, & 14 hours from Dubai to Toronto. Fortunately the leg room in both the Emirates planes were adequate for a 6 footer.

As was mentioned by others earlier, we were provided the Custom's Declaration Card on board the plane. Had a closer look at it, even though I have used it before, to note the question posed with regards to funds brought in. It's mentioned all fund you are bring – money and other instruments - totalling $10,000. So it's likely to be a “yes” for most of us not landing alone. Also note that the date format required is “YYMMDD”.

The first stop upon arrival is Immigration. After posing a few questions (e.g. amount brought, etc), and stamping our Passports, the officer cleared us with a smile and a “Welcome to Canada”. Next we were shown to a section for new Immigrants. Here you would be required to present your COPR, and again after filling it and returning a copy to you, you receive another smile and a “Welcome to Canada”. Next to 2 consecutive counters where you will be provided with several booklets, and forms, and another smile and “Welcome to Canada”. Finally after collecting our baggage, it was to Customs, where you have to present your “Goods Accompanying” and Goods to Follow” forms. I only had the former; as we opted to pay for excess baggage charges to bring everything in one go. The officer merely had a look at it and after stamping the form and returning one set to us, another smile and “Welcome to Canada”! After that we exited, and proceed to Ground Level (i.e. one level below Arrival) where we had already pre-booked a private van with a Red Car Service, to Guelph where our cousins resides.

We should be in Guelph for a couple of weeks till we find ourselves a suitable accommodation, most likely in Mississauga. Service Canada is closed today (Saturday), and so our plans is just to get our insurance, bank, and mobile line issues resolved over the weekend. In all it has been one great experience and everyone has been so welcoming - from the officials in the airport to the gentleman who drove the private van.

Cheers.

Thanks for sharing such a positive landing experience Temasek, I hope we all have similarly good experiences. All the best for the settlement and please let us know how things go.
 
wenstumped, any news about your ppr?