December 2018 AOR - join here

[Aryefc]

Congratulations, all, that have received their MEP. Please setup a profile on MyImmiTracker.com and add your details, if you haven't done so already.

I think there's been a lot of hoo-ha about RPRF and the link it might have with an imminent PPR. I have not seen evidence of such a link, and no true correllation can be drawn based on the data on MyImmiTracker and in these forums since Jan 2018 AORs (that's how far back I've been reading). An equal number of people will say that not having paid the RPRF upfront slowed down their application by a few weeks because it added a step that could not automatically be bypassed. I know that we all want something - some development - to help with anxiety and the wait, but IRCC has become less and less predictable and a lot of the old assumptions may not hold true as the organization prepares to process record numbers of candidates this year. So, just sit tight and enjoy the ride. Log in to your account often and keep checking for updates!

I see a lot of mixed information on myimmitracker regarding RPRF. While some pay RPRF after AOR and get their PPRs shortly after, others will also pay but not receive PPR.

What you've said is true, cic has been highly unpredictable as you can see by the IP1/2 status nowadays.

I am cautiously optimistic though. I see as a good sign having received RPRF and the how to find a job letter, but I am also aware that it might not mean anything at all. I'll post here and update the tracker if I have further development

Edit: I would still recommend paying RPRF upfront, as it could avoid delays in the process. I chose not to but if I could do it again I would've paid it.

 

[RayBear]

AOR Dec19th

MEP Still saying I don't need a medical.

UCI updated today.

Biometrics collection letter received today, January 30th and now saying we need your fingerprints to process your application.

Very odd

 

[derkdsou]

Applicants from only a certain number of countries were allowed to submit their application up to 30 Dec 2018 without having to provide their biometrics. It is my understanding that citizens of Europe, Middle East and Africa have already been required to give their biometrics since 31 July 2018, if not prior to that.

https://www.cicnews.com/2018/07/canadas-new-biometrics-rules-start-july-31-heres-what-you-need-to-know-0710947.html#gs.sWk1WAkZ

AOR Dec19th

MEP Still saying I don't need a medical.

UCI updated today.

Biometrics collection letter received today, January 30th and now saying we need your fingerprints to process your application.

Very odd

 

[RayBear]

Ah, I was under the impression they'd ask for Biometrics after MEP. That makes sense.

 

[derkdsou]

Yes, it very likely means that you have passed your medicals. You should see that updated within the next 24-48 hours.

Ah, I was under the impression they'd ask for Biometrics after MEP. That makes sense.

 

[RayBear]

We shall see! I wonder whether this means R10 has been passed or if it means they haven't started the R10 process though.

 

[SithLord]

Some people get RPRF request in the intital stages of the application and some will get it on the final stages !

Oh thanks.

Wow!! I have a super long wait then

 

[derkdsou]

Only your GCMS notes would reveal that. But an MEP plus your BG status changing to IP1 or IP2 is usually a good sign that your R10 has been completed.

We shall see! I wonder whether this means R10 has been passed or if it means they haven't started the R10 process though.

 

[Buska828]

Hello! My AOR 18th December... I got request to fill out IMM5669.. I havent received any update on MEP.. Should I worry?

Also, is there is a way to print submitted application? I haven't taken screen shots...

Did you receive an email that you have a message in your account re IMM5669 or did you just check your account at once and saw the message without an email?

 

[ChrisKal]

AOR Dec19th

MEP Still saying I don't need a medical.

UCI updated today.

Biometrics collection letter received today, January 30th and now saying we need your fingerprints to process your application.

Very odd

Are you inland or out?
Are you EE?

 

[RayBear]

Yup, express entry outland

 

[SwethaBR]

Did you receive an email that you have a message in your account re IMM5669 or did you just check your account at once and saw the message without an email?

I received an email...

 

[jslo]

Hi everyone, my AoR was 15 Dec. My application got rejected on 29 Jan due to incomplete application. The missing document was my husband's police certificate from the US. However, the reason why I did not submit my husband's police certificate from the US was because they never asked for that document. They asked for police certificate from Hong Kong twice though (Hong Kong and China (Hong Kong SAR)), so I uploaded a related document for HK police certificate, which can only be obtained with an official request letter from IRCC, twice.

I have already submitted another EE profile and raised a CSE regarding the system error and asked them to reopen the application as I could submit the document they wanted but never asked for.

 

[Aryefc]

Hi everyone, my AoR was 15 Dec. My application got rejected on 29 Jan due to incomplete application. The missing document was my husband's police certificate from the US. However, the reason why I did not submit my husband's police certificate from the US was because they never asked for that document. They asked for police certificate from Hong Kong twice though (Hong Kong and China (Hong Kong SAR)), so I uploaded a related document for HK police certificate, which can only be obtained with an official request letter from IRCC, twice.

I have already submitted another EE profile and raised a CSE regarding the system error and asked them to reopen the application as I could submit the document they wanted but never asked for.

Sorry to hear that, that's awful. You do have to provide police certificate for every county you've spend more than 6 months (someone correct me if I'm wrong)

 

[USProgrammer]

Sorry to hear that, that's awful. You do have to provide police certificate for every county you've spend more than 6 months (someone correct me if I'm wrong)

I believe that's correct, as long as it's either in the past 10 years or since the age of 18 if you are less than 28 years old.