Yes, i got an email about file transfer from CIO sydney office, when they transferred to NDVO.
Congratulations! So happy for you.Update:
My husband got DM and PPR today, two business days after we finally submitted a new set of documents proving my intent to return. That should be some reassurance for anyone else who may be asked to provide additional evidence of the sponsor's intentions -- it does seem to be nothing more than a formality for citizens living abroad, albeit one I could have done without the extra stress of having to prepare.
Any celebration is bittersweet for me, however, because at the end of April one of my closest family members back home in Canada, one of the people I was working so hard to get back to, suddenly died. Some of you noticed I dropped off the boards at that time, as I just haven't had the energy or desire to participate since then.
If there's anything I can offer to this community from this experience, it's simply to maintain perspective. For everyone who is frustrated from waiting for what feels like an eternity, for everyone who is hurting over a loved one missing a big life event, try if you can to remember the long term, and what a huge blessing it is that you can still expect to see that person soon, that you can still pick up the phone and hear their familiar voice. A year to wait is honestly nothing -- in difficult moments take a deep breath and try to remind yourself how profoundly lucky you really are after all. Of course it's not always easy, but I'm working to do this in this moment as well, and to find comfort by deeply reflecting on the so very many things I do have to be wildly grateful for, not least of which is the future my husband and I have ahead of us still in Canada. As usual we are lacking an emoji that might convey a sad but hopeful smile, so this one will have to do
hello, do you mind sharing what kind of proofs you have used to show intend to return?Update:
My husband got DM and PPR today, two business days after we finally submitted a new set of documents proving my intent to return. That should be some reassurance for anyone else who may be asked to provide additional evidence of the sponsor's intentions -- it does seem to be nothing more than a formality for citizens living abroad, albeit one I could have done without the extra stress of having to prepare.
Any celebration is bittersweet for me, however, because at the end of April one of my closest family members back home in Canada, one of the people I was working so hard to get back to, suddenly died. Some of you noticed I dropped off the boards at that time, as I just haven't had the energy or desire to participate since then.
If there's anything I can offer to this community from this experience, it's simply to maintain perspective. For everyone who is frustrated from waiting for what feels like an eternity, for everyone who is hurting over a loved one missing a big life event, try if you can to remember the long term, and what a huge blessing it is that you can still expect to see that person soon, that you can still pick up the phone and hear their familiar voice. A year to wait is honestly nothing -- in difficult moments take a deep breath and try to remind yourself how profoundly lucky you really are after all. Of course it's not always easy, but I'm working to do this in this moment as well, and to find comfort by deeply reflecting on the so very many things I do have to be wildly grateful for, not least of which is the future my husband and I have ahead of us still in Canada. As usual we are lacking an emoji that might convey a sad but hopeful smile, so this one will have to do
Hi there! We sent in our application in April and made the same mistake. Did you end up getting an AOR doing this? We've been so anxious.
My file was transferred more than a month ago. My Ecas did not change ever since my medical received. On my GCkey account, it says medical is passed.
NDVO will update the process about your application in ECAS only. Just wait and see when you see the update saying "We have started processing your background check" in ECAS from there you can expect DM & PPR in a Month. 2 of my friends got PPR within a week after they updated as "We have started processing your background check" . All the best for everyone who are eagerly looking to meet their Loved ones...
Well... your words gave me little hope. my ECAS got updated "We have started processing your application on 14th May 2019" hoping to get PPR & DM soon
What is a 5th line?So I got PPR email yesterday!!! 7 days after the “5th line” appeared on my ECAS
My GCkey and ECAS still say “in process”, but the end is looking near!
I’m from a visa exempt country, England. So am I right in thinking, upload form and passport scan in GCkey and then physically post off 2 new PR photos to London, England visa office? Do I need to phototocopy the stamp pages in my passport, or just the details page in my passport? Do I need to include a self address envelope in photos envelope? As I’m not sending my actual passport off, so there’s nothing for them to send me back right?
CIC don’t work weekends anyway so you’re best just calling the doctor on Monday and asking them for the documents / question them whether it was uploaded via eMedical in March.
