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Hi All,



I'm feeling led to create a community of new immigrants. This group has and is giving me so much, and has made me believe this world to be a better place.

Each one of us got here to help one another, this group gave me hope when I had none at all, and literally met some God sent people.



I know for many it's PPR, then COPR, and landing. But then, what? How to sustain your life in Canada? Does one need to start from scratch? How to find a job? Make a living? Everything before and everything in between.

I am not even sure if what I'm proposing is going to be a success, but it's a worth a try. We can reunite through the below group and offer support to each other even after we land.



I'm adding a link below, so you can join if you want to be part of this community.



https://chat.whatsapp.com/Cny1j2pWQGI2RKxkihI3PD



Just my way of giving back to the community who has given me so much that not mere words can explain.



God bless you all.
 
Hi LegalFalcon et All,

I am a January 2021 AOR and my medical expired in February 2022. I went for an upfront medical in March 2022 and the details were uploaded via the webform. I however got a mail from IRCC today(9th of May 2022) stating the following:

Medical: Complete or provide proof of completion of the Immigration medical examination please see a physician and complete medical exam, for more information please see http://cicintranet.ci.gc.ca/connexion/tools-outils/service/coronavirus/pr-rp-eng.aspx#medica

This must be received at this office by: 2022/07/09

Please note that the requested information/documents must be received within 7 days from the date of this correspondence.

Please upload these documents to your MyCIC account. If we do not receive the information/documents within 7 days, your application will be assessed based on the information we have on file, meaning your application could be refused as incomplete.

I'm not sure whether the upfront medical has been linked to my application but I need your guidance on the above. Should I reload the medical details on the webform again given that there is no new IME number for the medical? Secondly, would just loading the medical details on the webform suffice or I need to go to the Medical center where the test was carried out to get them to link with my application?
Your prompt response will be highly appreciated.

 
MacDanDavey said:
Hi LegalFalcon et All,

I am a January 2021 AOR and my medical expired in February 2022. I went for an upfront medical in March 2022 and the details were uploaded via the webform. I however got a mail from IRCC today(9th of May 2022) stating the following:

Medical: Complete or provide proof of completion of the Immigration medical examination please see a physician and complete medical exam, for more information please see http://cicintranet.ci.gc.ca/connexion/tools-outils/service/coronavirus/pr-rp-eng.aspx#medica

This must be received at this office by: 2022/07/09

Please note that the requested information/documents must be received within 7 days from the date of this correspondence.

Please upload these documents to your MyCIC account. If we do not receive the information/documents within 7 days, your application will be assessed based on the information we have on file, meaning your application could be refused as incomplete.

I'm not sure whether the upfront medical has been linked to my application but I need your guidance on the above. Should I reload the medical details on the webform again given that there is no new IME number for the medical? Secondly, would just loading the medical details on the webform suffice or I need to go to the Medical center where the test was carried out to get them to link with my application?
Your prompt response will be highly appreciated.
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They have asked you to upload the documents via your CIC acount, which means a slot have been opened there for you. Upload your e-medical sheet there.
You are actually very lucky they opened up a slot for you.
 
Hi, I’m Feb 2021 -AOR FSW. I wanted to understand a few things. Please help.

i haven’t received any ADR request. But I’m trying to understand process/policies.

If the primary applicant lands first, while my spouse (dependent) is still in home country and gives birth in home country.

1) What happens to our PR application as my wife also would have received the COPR along with me?

2) can I (primary applicant) add the new born to this Existing application or should I start new Sponsorship?

3) will my spouse Copr turn invalid as the family composition has changed?

Thanks
 
Hemilshah80 said:
Sorry to hear about the delay on your application. Here's the link of the MP I contacted a while ago.

https://www.ourcommons.ca/members/en/george-chahal(110882)#contact

Send him an email explaining your situation. Upon receiving your request, they'll send you an acknowledgement with a form that you'll need to fill in order for them to request a status update on your behalf.
I look forward to the day you announce your PPR.

All the best.

https://www.ourcommons.ca/members/en/george-chahal(110882)#contact
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Thank you so much for your help! I will contact him
 
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Hemilshah80 said:
been in the same situation couple of months back. Here's suggesting what I did.

1) Ask the medical center to link the upfront meds with the newly requested meds.
2) Update IRCC with the webform explaining them about situation.
3) Be Patient ( In my case, IRCC took almost 3 months before updating it.)
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thanks for the reply
I have already raside webform for the same, but as per the remedical request form medical should be submitted within 30 days otherwise they will refuse the application.

Then how did it take 3 months in your case

TIA
 
Jazzpanag said:
thanks for the reply
I have already raside webform for the same, but as per the remedical request form medical should be submitted within 30 days otherwise they will refuse the application.

Then how did it take 3 months in your case

TIA
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1) I have already raside webform for the same, ( Dont worry. Ircc takes 5 to7 weeks to reply.)

2) but as per the remedical request form medical should be submitted within 30 days otherwise they will refuse the application.

(Dont worry Since you have already uploaded the upfront meds , Its just a matter of time before an officer links it. )

3) Then how did it take 3 months in your case : Only IRCC knows that.

4) I strongly suggest you to Ask the medical center to link the upfront meds with the newly requested meds.

All the best.
 
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Guys, when is the next OINP draw likely to hold? Do you see it being a Tech or HCP draw? Also, I have reduced my CRS from 476 to 466 hoping to be invited. Do you think this move is safe considering FSW draws resuming in July?
 
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