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mrandmrsromero said:
I am in a state of depression befitting a thorough self-pitying long term wallow in high end dark chocolate:

For permanent resident applications, it normally takes 3 months after our medical office receives the medical examination results from the Designated Medical Practitioner before we will contact you regarding the next stage of your application. This is true only if you have already complied with our other requests (e.g. to submit other documents).

http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/mexico-mexique/visas/medical-medicaux.aspx?lang=eng&view=d

Please, by some miracle, may this NOT be true for RE-medicals!!!!

Ours was much less - meds done early April, passport request June 1st, and that's with the police check submission in the middle of that time period, too. Maybe that number is for other PR apps like skilled worker and the like where medicals are requested at the end?

It's always time for chocolate!

I had a PR dream last night where I showed up for my partner's interview in Mexico City instead of him because the interview was requested after he got his PR card. Everyone was using typewriters and paper files, it was bizarre.
 
La_Ardilla said:
Ours was much less - meds done early April, passport request June 1st, and that's with the police check submission in the middle of that time period, too. Maybe that number is for other PR apps like skilled worker and the like where medicals are requested at the end?
Thanks for this pick-me-up. I ♥ you La_Ardilla. LOL

It's always time for chocolate!
Agreed!

I had a PR dream last night where I showed up for my partner's interview in Mexico City instead of him because the interview was requested after he got his PR card. Everyone was using typewriters and paper files, it was bizarre.
I maintain that CIC should be paying therapy fees for immigration induced post-traumatic stress disorder.
 
islenio said:
Ours took two weeks

Where does the letter come from mexico or canada?
 
Quick question, how many photos are we suppose to submit of the applicant, on the specific guide for Mexico it says 8, on the forum it says 9, now I am confused, and we are just about to go - help! lol
 
mc1234 said:
Quick question, how many photos are we suppose to submit of the applicant, on the specific guide for Mexico it says 8, on the forum it says 9, now I am confused, and we are just about to go - help! lol
We submitted 8 as per the guide. Anyone else?
 
La_Ardilla said:
...and that's with the police check submission in the middle of that time period, too.

Do you think we'll have to redo the police checks for Mexico? Hubby hasn't left the country so the FBI theoretically won't be a re-do.
 
mrandmrsromero said:
We submitted 8 as per the guide. Anyone else?
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We submitted 4.
 
mrandmrsromero said:
We submitted 8 as per the guide. Anyone else?

We submitted 8 too.
 
mrandmrsromero said:
Do you think we'll have to redo the police checks for Mexico? Hubby hasn't left the country so the FBI theoretically won't be a re-do.

That's a good question, it doesn't mention police check re-do's anywhere. I haven't seen a lot of people having to do re-do them anywhere on the forum, but I also haven't been looking.

They might eventually get your husband to re-do the form that lists employers, schools, etc. since the time of when the application was submitted. Perhaps based on that CIC would decide?
 
Nessa said:
We submitted 8 too.

We submitted 8, too. Got some of them back with the passport (maybe 4) in the exact same envelope we sent them (well-travelled,this envelope). I can't remember if we had to use them when he landed. A few of these photos also showed up on the medical re-do form.
 
lv1234 said:
Where does the letter come from mexico or canada?

Ours came from Ottawa, Canada
 
islenio said:
Ours came from Ottawa, Canada

Is that true for everyone?

Just trying to see how much time it takes to come to Mexico.
 
lv1234 said:
Is that true for everyone?

Just trying to see how much time it takes to come to Mexico.

I think that if you live in mexico they sent it from mexico but if you live in canada they send it from canada but I may be wrong
 
lv1234 said:
Is that true for everyone?

Just trying to see how much time it takes to come to Mexico.
My husband is in Mexico; his letter came from embassy in Mexico.
 
mrandmrsromero said:
My husband is in Mexico; his letter came from embassy in Mexico.


How long did it take after the email to get the letter?