I have seen in the tracker that there are applicants whose status changed to medicals passed after 30 days and the next 30 days is PPR. I hope I get the same timeline.
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Hi Folks,
Please guide on this. I am FSW outland from Delhi (India). I am going for medical in the coming week. I know that the medical would be called as Express Entry upfront Medical and category would be Non-EDE/Worker for self and spouse.
However, what would be the category for the kids - 10 years and 3 years old? Please help.
Please guide on this. I am FSW outland from Delhi (India). I am going for medical in the coming week. I know that the medical would be called as Express Entry upfront Medical and category would be Non-EDE/Worker for self and spouse.
However, what would be the category for the kids - 10 years and 3 years old? Please help.
Hello all. First post after the new changes to this site. I like some of the changes. But overall, I like the older version. I guess its nice to work with something familiar! Why fix it if its wasn't broken?! Oh well.
And in other news, time to pass medicals seem to be getting longer. Many cases taking 60 days now and someone I know is on her 68th day and no pass yet!
And in other news, time to pass medicals seem to be getting longer. Many cases taking 60 days now and someone I know is on her 68th day and no pass yet!
I am curious now after the new processing times when does most rejections happen like before medicals passed or after or at which stage exactly
All of them on immitracker happened around 2 months from AOR (at IP1 stage, R10 to be more precise) but they were all connected with missing PC's or original diplomas. If a PC or ECA/diploma is not in order it can be rejected after or before Medical passed because sometimes they do Background check prior to Medical.
Some were rejected at IP2 stage because they havent passed Eligibility (Work experience-Reference letters...)
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So is it safe to say that if medicals are passed then the chances of rejection are low?
Depends how much time since AOR? After two months you can say chances are lower - meaning your completness is good (everything you had to upload is there) but only Medical passed doesnt mean anything. Only way to find out is through GCMS notes.
2 months according to the old processing times or the current,because currently for fsw outlands it takes around 50 plus dayss for medicals only to pass
No Dependants. And travelling was just to 1 country outside country of residence.
I too like the older version. This one is like one thing (thread/post) at a time. Cannot get a broader view. At least not on mobile.
And the processing times are ought to increase because of the overwhelming number of ITAs. People who got it in 2-3 months are the priority category. For 2017 FSW i think wait is going to be long.