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Well the expiration depends on when the medicals were done and received by CIC. My medicals are valid until May 11, 2019. This is the initial meds I had done. Will only redo once asked to.
Do they post how long medicals are valid? I thought they expire after 6 months, no?
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The meds are usually valid for 1 year from the date they are created...it may be 2-3 days after you get them done.
@Micky345 buddy, I just got a Re-med request
Congrats... once the remeds are approved in the system you should get the PPR request in 3-4 weeks time
Hi again, everyone! I got news— I was able to submit my complete employer reference letter with job description to IRCC upon learning from the GCMS notes that my credentials were apparently not met as the visa officer deemed my papers insufficient for proof of my work as a Fraud Investigations officer. The GCMS notes were dated last July 2018 but I only got the actual notes last month.
So upon sending the reference letter, I was told that they will forward it to the concerned office. And that my previous visa office was in Nova Scotia, but they informed me that it is now in my local visa office which is in Manila. What does this mean? Did they proceed to further verify my employment/background/police locally or does this transfer to a local office equate to a bad news?
So upon sending the reference letter, I was told that they will forward it to the concerned office. And that my previous visa office was in Nova Scotia, but they informed me that it is now in my local visa office which is in Manila. What does this mean? Did they proceed to further verify my employment/background/police locally or does this transfer to a local office equate to a bad news?
Your file is now local VO. It is a normal process.
No, on the contrary it could actually be a good news.
I agree with @bimale4bipeople Usually for people in SS, remed means that the SS has finished and the file is ready for final review.
But hey at least we know that your file starts moving and they remembered to work on itAah...3-4 weeks?
Thank you! I really do hope it is. I was afraid that my application will be rejected since the processing has been very long compared to the supposed average time of 6months :/ But thanks!
I wasn’t actually requested of the reference letter with job description but I just gave it to them upon reading the GCMS notes. Hoping all will be well.