CV/Resume request

[JJJJJ]

I received the request letter CV/resume today Jan 29, 2021.... after the medical exam passed on Jan 25, 2021.
Is this normal? I am afraid that it is the start of the security screening....

"CV/Resume: A document containing a brief description of your education, qualifications and experience. This must be received at this office by: 2021/03/30"

 

[Lolly smiles]

I received the request letter CV/resume today Jan 29, 2021.... after the medical exam passed on Jan 25, 2021.
Is this normal? I am afraid that it is the start of the security screening....

"CV/Resume: A document containing a brief description of your education, qualifications and experience. This must be received at this office by: 2021/03/30"

How long did you have to wait for the medical requests form?

 

[JJJJJ]

How long did you have to wait for the medical requests form?

Here is my timeline.

PEQ applicant
AOR: May 02, 2019
FN: May 31, 2019
PAL: Aug 25, 2020
ME: Jan 05, 2021
MER: Jan 25, 2021
Request letter CV/Resume: Jan 29, 2021

 

[yvanivanw]

There's a chance that it indicates the start of a security screening. If I may ask, is there anything in your personal activities that you think would be considered "sensitive" by IRCC?

Hope you all the best!

 

[JJJJJ]

There's a chance that it indicates the start of a security screening. If I may ask, is there anything in your personal activities that you think would be considered "sensitive" by IRCC?

Hope you all the best!

Em... I don't think so.
I had a new job after my AOR in Montreal. But it's not sensitive at all. I hope that's why they asked me to update a CV/Resume.

 

[JJJJJ]

Hey guys, I received the COPR today 25 Feb !!! Good luck to u all~

My timeline as below:

2019.5.2 Submitted
2019.5.31 FN/AOR
2020.8.25 Pre-arrival letter
2021.1.4 Medical request
2021.1.25 Medical passed
2021.1.30 Request CV/Resume
2021.2.24 DM
2021.2.25 COPR

 

[Yiceorenil]

Wow, that must be it. Why aren't you excited about being a successful applicant? I didn't have that opportunity. When I graduated from college, I had a hard time finding a job. Because of my lack of experience, I had to work in bars, restaurants, and nightclubs as a service worker, even though I always dreamed of working in the field I studied (design and advertising). Now my conditions have improved (hr assistant in add), but I want more. I'm thinking of putting together a new resume using this program's resume templates to make it look more impressive, and submitting it to add agencies. What do you guys think? Will they hire me with this experience?