December 2013 Applications
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That's actually not too far away! So that is literally the next step? We will receive notification to get a medical? I was thinking we might not hear anything until close to Christmas, since it said processing times can take up at 13 months etc.iam_toby said:
This is good news! I was told somewhere that if you receive notification to get MR, then it's generally means you have a pretty solid chance of your PR being approved. Would this assumption be correct? (providing your MR comes back clean obviously)
When you receive the RPRF request, that usually means that eligibility checks are completed and only medical and security checksDigital_Tofu said:
are still ongoing. So, by the time you get the RPRF request the chances are high that you will be your application approved.
Thanks for your help! Sorry about my ignorance, I'm still learning all of the abbreviations mentioned in this forum... RPRF stands for?iam_toby said:
iam_toby said:Check this post on my website
There's a list of common abbreviations. Hope this helps.
That's great info. Thanks very much.
I filled on dec11 received application on 17 dec and got AOR-4 February. Waiting for any reply.Abhi21 said:
Oh... of course, I should I known that. Thanks! I submitted a federal police check from my own country (Australia) and also finger prints from Canada (since I've been living here for 2 years) with my PR application. So after AOR, will there be an additional police check required from RCMP or something? I am just trying to understand the question above asking if everyone is required to get an "RCMP". I thought all police documents were required to be subtitled with your PR application?sandrinho said:
The next step after AOR os MR isn't it? Just trying to get my head around this long and confusing process
RCMP is not a compulsory document so you don't need to submit that with your application. But it's possible that in later stage you'll be asked to provide CIC with RCMP document based on your finger prints. It happens when CIC runs criminality check (name based) and your name (usually when quite common) comes out as not "clean". In such cases CIC requires RCMP doc.Digital_Tofu said:Oh... of course, I should I known that. Thanks! I submitted a federal police check from my own country (Australia) and also finger prints from Canada (since I've been living here for 2 years) with my PR application. So after AOR, will there be an additional police check required from RCMP or something? I am just trying to understand the question above asking if everyone is required to get an "RCMP". I thought all police documents were required to be subtitled with your PR application?
The next step after AOR os MR isn't it? Just trying to get my head around this long and confusing process