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justanordinaryguy said:
There is a doc in Toronto who accepts walk-in appointments only - on Saturdays. Dr. Francis Li. You can call up and verify this.
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Not gonna call long distance to verify. But if this is true it would be very unusual. I personally would not want to use a walk in for a doctor unless it was urgent. Going to any kind of walk in can mean a very long wait and no guarantee of even getting in that day. Its always easier to have an appointment and as I said everyone on this forum has managed to get appointment pretty fast. But, this wasn't the big issue I had with what you posted.

In your previous posts you were not clear on mentioning that you can not go to just any doctor, it has to be one on the CIC panel. This was what was so bad about your post and what concerned me the most. Your posts made it sound like a person could go to any doctor who accepts walk ins. There are some places that accept walk ins but not all are on the CIC panel. This is likely what concerned the other poster about your post.


So I wasn't bothered by you saying there were doctors who did walk ins. It was the fact that your post made it sound like a person could go to any doctor for their examination.
 
When I made an appointment, I could only get one in 14 days. I asked them to put me on a standby list, and the next day they called and offered me an appointment 3 days after that! So it's totally worth asking your clinic if they can call you in the event of a cancellation.
 
Hi Folks,
I have completed my Medical Exam a week ago and my ECAS have not been updated. I know they take time and its pretty common. I was wondering should I send my ME receipt to CIC?
Thanks
 
Quink said:
When I made an appointment, I could only get one in 14 days. I asked them to put me on a standby list, and the next day they called and offered me an appointment 3 days after that! So it's totally worth asking your clinic if they can call you in the event of a cancellation.
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Yes, thats correct!
I called for appointment, they said the earliest is 27th May...but today they called me that they can do it next week...

So, lets see
 
Mbgirlfriend said:
Not gonna call long distance to verify. But if this is true it would be very unusual. I personally would not want to use a walk in for a doctor unless it was urgent. Going to any kind of walk in can mean a very long wait and no guarantee of even getting in that day. Its always easier to have an appointment and as I said everyone on this forum has managed to get appointment pretty fast. But, this wasn't the big issue I had with what you posted.

In your previous posts you were not clear on mentioning that you can not go to just any doctor, it has to be one on the CIC panel. This was what was so bad about your post and what concerned me the most. Your posts made it sound like a person could go to any doctor who accepts walk ins. There are some places that accept walk ins but not all are on the CIC panel. This is likely what concerned the other poster about your post.


So I wasn't bothered by you saying there were doctors who did walk ins. It was the fact that your post made it sound like a person could go to any doctor for their examination.
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I don't think any of the post regarding the same issue made it look like you could go to any doctor who takes walk-ins.

There are other doctors (Panel Doctors) too who do fast track and they can get you in on the same day. The information shared here regarding walk-ins is for people who were finding it hard to obtain early appointments.
 
hussy74 said:
Same here, Medical submitted on May 3rd, but nothing on ECAS yet.
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Where you gone for medical in bc?
 
hussy74 said:
Same here, Medical submitted on May 3rd, but nothing on ECAS yet.
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Hussy, bruh
Please copy your this status and paste it on this thread as well: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/2014-2015-pnp-xep-uciep-medical-rprf-pprbecoming-a-permanent-resident-t286610.0.html

Thanks, will be appreciated...you are ahead of us so will keep track of your updates..Thank you
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hussy74 said:
I did it in Edmonton, Alberta.
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Any CIC 2014-15 Batch PNP applicant whose file is at CIC Sydney and Waiting for AOR or medical or RPRF, PPR can join my Whatsapp group..Send ur number on 91 9001500881 i will add you. I am from India. Thanks
 
Hello guys, need your advice,

I am AINP PR applicant Nov 2014. Received the AOR on 16th April. Done with the medical on 30th April. My question is will it be good option to pay the PPRF fees upfront online? will that help to save some time? and if yes which is the most convenient way to send them a copy?

Thanks in advance, and all the best to everyone in the process.
 
pankaj1986 said:
Hello guys, need your advice,

I am AINP PR applicant Nov 2014. Received the AOR on 16th April. Done with the medical on 30th April. My question is will it be good option to pay the PPRF fees upfront online? will that help to save some time? and if yes which is the most convenient way to send them a copy?

Thanks in advance, and all the best to everyone in the process.
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i would recommend not to do so..bcz you dont know whre to send and who to send...and if you send it by wrong email that ll delay the case more for the confusion you caused!
 
Yes, you may pay the RPRF in advance if you're paying by credit card, as payment infos will be recorded to your MyCIC account (your email address). That said, CIC can credit this fee anytime and proceed with the succeeding steps. Once you receive the email advise from CIC to pay the RPRF, reply to the same email at once and attach a copy of your receipt (executed) for confirmation.

pankaj1986 said:
Hello guys, need your advice,

I am AINP PR applicant Nov 2014. Received the AOR on 16th April. Done with the medical on 30th April. My question is will it be good option to pay the PPRF fees upfront online? will that help to save some time? and if yes which is the most convenient way to send them a copy?

Thanks in advance, and all the best to everyone in the process.
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"The applicant has documented training and experience to be employable in occupations related to NOC 6421 Retail Salespersons and Sales clerks or in a related occupation. The applicant has been working in Manitoba since August 2012 and has long term offer of employment from same employer. On these bases, the applicant has demonstrated the intent and ability to establish successfully in Manitoba and contribute to economy of this province" This is my letter of approval. I have my file number and medicals. My open graduation work permit is going to expire next month. Now tell me is there anyone who applied for "Open work permit" with this kind of restriction or this kind of LOP and they have got there OBWP. Please help me out because cic customer care doesn't have any information on this. :'( :'( :'(
 
Hi, CIC received my application November 2 2014 and I still have not yet received my aor! :'( I see that others who applied after me have already received theirs. Is there anyone in Novemberthat is still waiting?
 
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