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[KPW21]

They just emptied all the CEC with 404 and above; how can they possibly get another 3000 with an even higher score of 420 in 2 weeks? That looks daunting

I am agree with @Jaycejay, its not possible to get another 3000 with score 400+ in short period of time..but we never know may be IRCC will from somewhere...

 

[anon247]

Isn't it possible for IRCC to just extend the medicals on some of those Group B and C files? because having to do medicals again is going to be stressful and will cost money

 

[Jaycejay]

Isn't it possible for IRCC to just extend the medicals on some of those Group B and C files? because having to do medicals again is going to be stressful and will cost money

I expect IRCC to do this as a show of remorse for putting thousands of people on a dark spot with no headway. That’s if they have any compassion left

 

[Deleted member 1050918]

I expect IRCC to do this as a show of remorse for putting thousands of people on a dark spot with no headway. That’s if they have any compassion left

IRCC and compassion? I wouldn't bet my money on that.

 

[legalfalcon]

@legalfalcon Could you please shed some light on this? Are the medicals valid from the day someone goes for their physical examination or the day they are passed by IRCC post e-AOR as listed on their GC Key account? Thank you!

See the post by @Jaycejay

The medicals are valid for 12 months from the day they are assessed by the Medical officer as mentioned in the link below

See @legalfalcon post on this at #4,335

 

[Alysson]

"Medical certificates for applicants who pass a medical examination in or outside Canada are valid for twelve months from the date of the last medical assessment of an applicant’s file by a medical officer and/or delegated staff.

There is no expiry date of medical validity for applicants who are inadmissible.

Starting Date for Calculating the 12 Month Validity Period of a Medical Certificate: the last medical assessment on file is the starting date for the 12 month validity of a medical certificate".

The first bolden text, it means the validity starts from the date you went to the clinic to be assessed by a medical officer. Assessment is different from verdict.

By the way, I have seen my GCMS note and my medical is going to expire on 4th of November. That's one year since the day I went to the clinic for assessments. Did the medicals on 5th November 2020.

You know the one who evaluated your medical in IRCC and says it’s passed or not is a “medical officer” right? The guy who you see to do your medical is just a doctor, he has no connection with IRCC other than being someone approved by them, so he is not an “officer”.

 

[Hokage]

You know the one who evaluated your medical in IRCC and says it’s passed or not is a “medical officer” right? The guy who you see to do your medical is just a doctor, he has no connection with IRCC other than being someone approved by them, so he is not an “officer”.

Yes thats how Iv always understood it too...but now people wanna confuse me lol

 

[Jaycejay]

Feds reach tentative deal with border guards days before restrictions ease

Canada's border agents reached a new tentative agreement with the federal government late Friday after a daylong work-to-rule campaign left long lines of semi-trailers and passenger vehicles idling for hours at some of the country's busiest international gateways.

The deal, announced after more than 36 straight hours of mediated talks, came with just days to spare before U.S. citizens and permanent residents are expected to begin queuing up for their first chance to get into Canada since before the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.


Looks like border re-opening will go as scheduled, hopefully

 

[Deleted member 1050918]

Feds reach tentative deal with border guards days before restrictions ease

Canada's border agents reached a new tentative agreement with the federal government late Friday after a daylong work-to-rule campaign left long lines of semi-trailers and passenger vehicles idling for hours at some of the country's busiest international gateways.

The deal, announced after more than 36 straight hours of mediated talks, came with just days to spare before U.S. citizens and permanent residents are expected to begin queuing up for their first chance to get into Canada since before the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.


Looks like border re-opening will go as scheduled, hopefully

Kudos to the border guards. They managed to get the attention on themselves to get what they wanted without disrupting border reopening.

 

[Alysson]

Kudos to the border guards. They managed to get the attention on themselves to get what they wanted without disrupting border reopening.

They timed it right. Everyone’s eyes were on the border now and so they made the threat to happen when it opens lol.

 

[hamhk202]

Hello pals. Here is my personal explication from the recent manner of IRCC to invite people.As we know from the beginning of this year there was not any rounds of invitations as low number as the last draw for CEC category except b2b draws between may 13 and 20 so, what's the point? My assumption is that we will face with two scenarios:

1. We would see another b2b draw on September 11 for CEC category in order to complete the number of invited people (nearly 3000 )
2. We would see the first FSW draw of this year with cut off score 490-510 (nearly 3000 invitations). Remember that simple qout from IRCC which says that we will welcome outland applicants as soon as travel restriction is lifted So, fingers crossed for the second scenario!!

 

[Deleted member 1050918]

I don't expect an FSW draw this month. CEC ITAs went down to 4500 last month from 6000. IRCC kicked off this month with 3000, so probably another 3000 CEC in 2 weeks. Then FSW because 1500 CEC is practically a PNP.

 

[Jaycejay]

I don't expect an FSW draw this month. CEC ITAs went down to 4500 last month from 6000. IRCC kicked off this month with 3000, so probably another 3000 CEC in 2 weeks. Then FSW because 1500 CEC is practically a PNP.

This is the expectation; but an all program draw may also only hold after the international travel restriction is lifted; so September 15 is a possibility and that was my first guess immediately the border announcement came up weeks ago.

I’m giving myself a window of now till September 15 to expect an open draw, the possibility of it happening within this time-frame is high, unless IRCC has another weird plan

 

[muspal]

According to my own medical, the timeline started from the day the clinic uploaded the medical screening result to the eMedical portal. Which was on the 21st of January. I did my Medicals on 13th of January. And on the GCMS notes, it says the medical is valid until Jan 21st 2022.

Yes you're right. I just checked my GCMS notes as well.

 

[Deleted member 1050918]

This is the expectation; but an all program draw may also only hold after the international travel restriction is lifted; so September 15 is a possibility and that was my first guess immediately the border announcement came up weeks ago.

I’m giving myself a window of now till September 15 to expect an open draw, the possibility of it happening within this time-frame is high, unless IRCC has another weird plan

Well the end of the elections is not far from Sept 15. It'd be plain stupid if IRCC waited till Sept 15 though, it's not like we're gonna apply in a week, get our PPRs in another week and attempt to enter Canada a day before reopening. I don't expect much logic and reason from IRCC though. They're good at lying and finding excuses after all.

Just realized it wouldn't be a day before the reopening but you get my point.