shyness said:
hi everyone,hope someone can shed some light on my situation..i applied for pr under protected person status for me an my 2 kids in 2010..cic has been suffering me for so long i receive landing letter 2014 in march i was relieved but never received a landed date...in august of 2014 i receive a letter concerning my son criminal act he had a fight at age 18...not a murder,no theft he didnt kill the victim only had bruises..i send them all the info they needed from that incident...2 weeks ago i received form to redo medical and 2 days after i received letter saying my file has been transferred to montreal office for further assessment or an interview and montreal office will make the descision im shaken up about this letter..anyone else had this?
Dont worry, relax, i know it is frustrating being stuck in a long process. i am sure you are near to a good news but to advice you with a better position can you please answer these question:-
1) What exactly do the letter says ( can you copy paste its content here)
2)what is the age of your kids?
3) are your kids currently in canada?
4) You are the main applicant and you included your kids in your application as your dependents?..am i right?
5) did they request Re-medical for your kids also or just you?
6) was your kid charged, sentenced or detained in that incident? and did it happened in canada or where?
7) did you mentioned the incident in your PR application when you first submitted it?
Generally they ask for re-medical if the previous medical is expired and for landing purposes the medical should remain valid. CIC transfer protected person's cases for 2 reasons.
a. to complete the landing procedure.
b. for further assessment and interview
in case of reason (a) above you will get your landing (COPR)
in case of reason (b) above they will interview you/kids regarding the criminal incident and decide what todo. still if your kid is found inadmissible due to the criminal record and cic doesn't find it as a misrepresentation You and the other kid pr application will be approved (as inadmissibility of a family member has no effect on the principle applicant and other accompanying family members).