not denied, but if you already declared it and you are undergoing treatment (like meds or braces or anything sort of) then it won't be a problem..there may be some delays for referral, but if you can function well to work and it does not cause you interference in work, then i think you're good to go...me123 said:hello.. are there any cases of application getting denied because of scoliosis?
just worried here..
kalurkei.
many thanks!
Hi. There's another topic - MANITOBA ONLINE APPLICATION. You will find lots of useful information in that thread. I for one is a Manitoba nominee via online. Applying online is fast. Approval comes in after 2 months despite requests for additional documents. In my case there was no request for additional docs. I was nominated in less than 2 months. Good luck!Jujuangel said:
Thats right. I did it in aug 2010. n i receive the temp. file no. in 2 days. See my timeline on left side. Hope that will satisfy ur query.Jujuangel said:
based on what i already know so far:Manitoba123 said:
BlessedMe said:based on what i already know so far:
- general stream PNP takes about 4-6 months to receive AOR and 8-10 months for LOA...as in my case, 10 months for LOA..others took 12 months...
- AOR can be sent through email, so we need accurate and active email, that we check on regularly, including spam and inbox..in other forums, even LOA was sent via email..
-temporary file number is given because you are not yet fully assessed.. but once everything is completed, you will be notified by receiving your LOA..and yes, lacking documents really causes delay because of missed chances of being assessed in one time...once you receive your LOA and applied in VO, you will be given your permanent application number so you can access your ECAS...
-so for now, you'll have to wait..don't contact them every so often, because i was once told that asking and follow ups cause delay, so I never even dared to ask their office..just give them what they want and let them do their job..our part is to wait..
-here's a sign that you are about to receive your LOA soon: SPONSOR INTERVIEW
hope somehow i helped ;D ;D ;D
Manitoba123 said:
both of my sponsors were interviewed, the other one even gave some few wrong answers about me, but anyway i received my LOA after a month (via airmail)...don't worry too much, as long as the sponsors satisfied the consul that they will aid you in your first few months of settlement in Canada, i think you're good to go...keep us posted for progressfgrd said:
i don't remember the site, but it is in one of these threads about MPNP that someone posted about the questions asked during sponsor interview... but from what i remembered, the consul will ask a few background checks between you and your sponsor (even if close friends like when did you meet, and personal stuff about you), then asks the sponsor if he is willing and able to help and guide you in your first few weeks or months of your settlement in Canada... and something like this..maybe you should read this thread again to see if there are some posted questions...Manitoba123 said:
Hi,BlessedMe said:both of my sponsors were interviewed, the other one even gave some few wrong answers about me, but anyway i received my LOA after a month (via airmail)...don't worry too much, as long as the sponsors satisfied the consul that they will aid you in your first few months of settlement in Canada, i think you're good to go...keep us posted for progress
