snow in East Coast - Sunny and bright in North BC - go figure!

[pa19007]

the irony is not lost on me.

Recently moved to BC while waiting on PR for spouse - miss miss miss PA but now I am so glad I am not there right now!

 

[pa19007]

I love Canada but it takes a bit of getting used to with the snow in the north. Beautiful, wonderful fluffy come play with me snow NOT like the heavy Pocono's PA snow but still miss my PA. Now they have snow and we have sunshine - glad I relocated back.

Beautiful Canada - hurry up and get my spouse PR going and make my day!

 

[pa19007]

Medical received and now waiting...

 

[pa19007]

Some say it means I have a few weeks to go once it says medical received...

 

[pa19007]

some say it means nothing other than medical has been received and they are thinking about it...

Which oh which is it?

good news...a spouse could use some good news...

 

[truesmile]

Hopefully for you those saying that it means "only weeks to go" are speaking from experience with YOUR particular VO. With our VO, "medicals received" means nothing other than, "we're not working on your file yet but really, we have received your medicals".

 

[Sweden]

some say it means nothing other than medical has been received and they are thinking about it...

Which oh which is it?

good news...a spouse could use some good news...

Sorry - I'm from the same VO and my ecas read "medicals have been received" from the very day I got the sponsorship approval (first stage). Was like this for 4 months, and then one day changed to "decision made" - that was it. No communication from the VO, no extra document, no "in process", no interview. So - medicals have been received doesn't mean anything else than just that: they are in London, so is your file, and it's waiting for review...
Good luck!
Sweden