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[SithLord]

I am from NOV 2018 AOR, Guys you should realistically expect an average of 5 months for processing as per the current trend.

September 2018 AOR folks are only getting PPR now

 

[bairn7]

Application submitted yesterday (December ITA). Now the long wait begins. My journey is likely to be longer as my medical uncovered high blood pressure so I think further medical tests will be required. I also have several previous names to explain and a very extensive travel history. So I'm settling down for a long haul.

 

[harmeet147]

Application submitted yesterday (December ITA). Now the long wait begins. My journey is likely to be longer as my medical uncovered high blood pressure so I think further medical tests will be required. I also have several previous names to explain and a very extensive travel history. So I'm settling down for a long haul.

Even I had high blood pressure. they did a serum creatinine test and ECG on the day of the medical itself. 2 days later they referred me for a Cardiologist visit for additional tests. It got done before I filed by application itself. Maybe check with your medical center if they have received additional tests.

if you dont mind me asking, how high was your blood pressure. Mine was 150/100 - the only time it has been so high was at the test center and the cardiologist's clinic, White-Coat Syndrome I guess.

 

[harmeet147]

I am from NOV 2018 AOR, Guys you should realistically expect an average of 5 months for processing as per the current trend.

September 2018 AOR folks are only getting PPR now

Hi, any idea if having any dependents (spouse/ child) affects the processing time?

 

[markmw]

Hi, long time lurker! here is my info

FSW - Outland (Country of residence Belgium)
ITA: Dec 19
AOR: Feb 1
Progress Bar expected date of completion Aug 1
Background: it was n/a right after I got AOR, a day later it became ''We are processing your background check. we will send you a message if we need more information''

good luck everyone!

 

[SithLord]

Hi, any idea if having any dependents (spouse/ child) affects the processing time?

It would, if you have a long travel history

 

[bairn7]

Even I had high blood pressure. they did a serum creatinine test and ECG on the day of the medical itself. 2 days later they referred me for a Cardiologist visit for additional tests. It got done before I filed by application itself. Maybe check with your medical center if they have received additional tests.

if you dont mind me asking, how high was your blood pressure. Mine was 150/100 - the only time it has been so high was at the test center and the cardiologist's clinic, White-Coat Syndrome I guess.

They added the creatinine test to my blood tests but no other extra tests done. They did say that CIC will likely ask for a cardiologist report. My blood pressure was taken several times First it was 151/90, then it out to 160/106, mainly because I was getting stressed I think. Thought the first reading might just have been OK.

 

[harmeet147]

It would, if you have a long travel history

My wife and my travel history is not very long. just a few holidays.

My question was - will a couple's application be processed faster/ take more time compared to a single person?

 

[harmeet147]

They added the creatinine test to my blood tests but no other extra tests done. They did say that CIC will likely ask for a cardiologist report. My blood pressure was taken several times First it was 151/90, then it out to 160/106, mainly because I was getting stressed I think. Thought the first reading might just have been OK.

140/90 is the normal limit as per IRCC. anything higher will require more tests. mine was 150+/95+ both times, so maybe that's why I got the Cardiologist visit. you should be okay, but better to check with the medical center anyway.

 

[illdoyourtaxes]

Hi fellow members

EE Profile: 10 Jan 18
ITA: 19 Dec 18
AOR: 05 Feb 19

Best of luck to all.....

 

[the_walker]

Hi Guys Divakar here -

EE Profile submission - 11 Jan '19
ITA - 23 Jan '19
Medical - 4 Feb '19
Application Submission & AOR - 5 Feb '19
Country of Residence - USA

All the best!

 

[illdoyourtaxes]

I was told by someone that the more (number of times per day/week) you check your application status, the longer it takes to process your file. Does anyone has any idea, is it really so?

 

[Pooja2602]

Hey Guys, resident of INDIA

ITA Received: 19 December 2018
Documents submitted: 8 February 2019
AOR: 8 February 2019
Estimated completion time: 8 August 2019

Let’s keep each other updated with our status.

 

[vinny345]

AOR Feb 9th. EE CEC.

 

[BoyeDammy]

Hello Everyone

ITA - Jan 10
AOR - Feb 6
Country of Residence - Nigeria