*** March 2020 INLAND Spouse Sponsorship ***
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Hey all. I had previously done Medicals for my wife and kids on a previously submitted (and unsuccessful) PR application in 2018.
When I put this application in I included the documentation we received from those medical exams.
On MyCIC it shows that they are reviewing the results of the medical exams. What are the odds they approve them, being that they are over a year old? And if it is 0 (as is my suspicion) then why are they processing them...?
When I put this application in I included the documentation we received from those medical exams.
On MyCIC it shows that they are reviewing the results of the medical exams. What are the odds they approve them, being that they are over a year old? And if it is 0 (as is my suspicion) then why are they processing them...?
Is your medicals showed as "under review" or "passed"? They approved your document probably because you're inland and never left Canada since 2018.
I did a medical test in 2019 and submit it with my application in March. After received AOR I linked it with GCkey, finding the medical result is showed as passed. The passing date is as same as the AOR date, which is two weeks after the anniversary of the 2019 medical check. Maybe in the future they will ask me to do another one but so far I didn't receive medical request as the majority of March applicants have.
After medicals, if the officer is satisfied with your app, the next step should be SA, AIP, DM and CoPR but if they ain’t satisfied then expect more requests like PCC, proof of cohabitation or proof of relationship, CV and many more until they are satisfied then SA, AIP, DM and CoPR.
no specific timeline as every app is different and it also depends on the officer in charge on the app.
I'm in the same spot - just finished up medical (with biometrics appt early January) - so thanks for this. However, for the uninitiated (most certainly not me -ahem...), that alphabet soup of acronyms might not be clear. Care to break them down for the, um, other folks here?
I'll start:
AIP: Approved In Principle
Yeah, that's all I got....
SA: Sponsor Approval
DM: Decision Made
CoPR: Confirmation of Permenant Residence
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SA - Sponsor Approval
AIP - Approval in principle
DM - Decision made
CoPR - Confirmation of Permanent Residence.
others
PCC - Police Clearance Certificate.