sent email but they said file is in queue. Waiting is driving me Crazy!!!
Don't worry, looks like they are just getting to November applicants, things will start moving very quickly soon.CanHonduras said:Hi Everyone,
I am new to this forum, but have been reading post for quite some time. Still waiting to hear from the embassy. I received documents request 3 months ago, but have not heard from them ever since.
It is valid for 12 months but if there is no medical issue found they will likely extend it until your application is processed, but it shouldn't take that long anyway.Chrillan said:Thank you. I will ask him to call them again. Maybe what they needed was our file # which we didn't have because he spoke with them before we had sent in our papers. I have also read somewhere that the Medical exam only is valid for 3 months and then it expires? I think we need to talk to them again for sure.
I really appreciate every ones posts here, it's nice to know we are not alone in this waiting limbo...
maguita said:Hi Canzanillo thank you for your fast response. I appreciate it and is nice to feel I am not alone in this process: Here is my information please let me know if you need anything else.
Timeline Dates:
Date Format: MM/DD/YYYY
PR Applicant's Country of Origin: Mexico
Is Username the PR Applicant? Yes
Are you residing with your spouse/partner? Yes
Are you residing in Canada? Yes but as a tourist coming in and out of the country every 6 months
Date Application Sent to CPC Miss: 12/23/2014
Date Application Received by CPC Miss:12/24/2014
Date Medical Done:12/10/2014
Date Medical Sent: 12/23/2014
Date Stage 1 AOR Received:03/12/2015
Date Sponsorship Approval Received:03/12/2015
Date of File Transfer to MCVO:
Date Stage 2 AOR Received:
Date Interview Requested:
Date Interview Completed:
Date Additional Documents Requested:
Date PGR Sent:
Date of ARC Request:
Date Passport Requested by VO:
Date Passport Sent to VO:
Date of Confirmation Passport Rec'd by VO:
ECAS PR Application Status:
Date Passport Rec'd with COPR/Visa:
Date Landed in Canada:
Destination in Canada: Toronto
Hey Fabibeach, any update on your ppr? Have you received your passport back or has it left yet?fabibeach said:
No Tish.....tomorrow will be officially 5 weeks since I sent it.tishness said:
Don't want to sound pessimistic but be prepared for long delays. I know of some applicants (including myself) who have been waiting for the Mexican embassy to process the police cert request for FIVE months and nothing is being done about it. There has been a change in how police certificate requests are processed from outside Mexico and by the sounds of it, it might not be possible to get them anymore (this is what I gather from my GMCS notes and from other peoples' experiences). The other option is to go to Mexico and request them in person, but this won't work if you're not a Mexican citizen as the PGR does not issue background checks to tourists.artecita said:
Thank you very much for your response, I also have been hearing some people having long delays on their PC's for months and some of them actually sending family members to do so, I will send an email to Ottawa to ask if they will accept them If I get them myself since I've also heard of people getting their Police records refused for not following the instructions with the embassy in Mexico, I am Mexican so I guess I don't have problems with that part, and I know they are quite fast to get if doing it in person or sending a family member. The weird part of all of this is that there is no information about this anywhere, PGR says it is something they are not doing and CIC says the opposite... it is just so confusing...MissRepresentation said:
Just to be clear the delays are if you are in canada - you are in Mexico so you won't have this issue. You are in PV? If so, you need to go to the PGR sede office in Guadalajara, or the Tepic office if you are in Nayarit. My husband just completed his a couple months ago. You cannot do it anywhere else, it takes about 10 days to process and you need to go back again to pick it up in person. Make sure you check the website and have all the documents requested or they will not process you. You need a request letter from the embassy to present for the police check. They will not issue a federal check without it. The website here covers all the requirements http://www.pgr.gob.mx/servicios/constancia/antecedentes%20registrales.asp and the office listing is here http://www.pgr.gob.mx/Vinculacion%20Ciudadana/Directorio%20Delegaciones/directorio%20delegaciones.asp again only the sede office can process this. It is confusing because when you call and ask questions half the people have no idea what you are even talking about. So call the sede there is someone there who handles these and don't listen to anyone else but them. As far as sending someone else, you can't it must be you in person and the only way someone can pick up the completed certificates for you is if they have power if attorney for you. They will not courier or send by email either.artecita said:
