I believe medicals are extended mostly for INLAND applicants. You should've done your remedicals as soon as they told you to and updated them if you have done it. I'm sure they would give you instructions on what to do next after your update i.e. submission of your passport for visa stamping. I read somewhere that they give extensions on passport submissions if you request and if there's a compelling reason behind it.
Congrats on your PPR..I have followed your journey. Just want to say, hang in there. The wait is indeed painful and frustrating to say the least, but don’t lose hope. I know it’s easier said than done but im kind of hopeful that you’d hear the good news soon.
Unbeleievable... same response for anything and everythingI woke up to an email which said I have an update in my account and found this beautiful message
Hello,
Thank you for your interest in Canada.
Our office is processing a high volume of applications. Having noted this, the application is in queue to be assigned to an officer soon. Our goal is to process 80% of the applications received within a 6 month time frame, however some applications fall outside of the 6 month processing time due to various reasons. Please rest assured that the application is being processed, and an officer will request additional documentation should they be required.
The best regards,
JC18393
Did you get this message in your CIC account? If yes, then this is as good as a ghost update. I have not heard of anyone getting such a message in their CIC account. Maybe somebody picked up your file and updated something in the internal system.I woke up to an email which said I have an update in my account and found this beautiful message
Hello,
Thank you for your interest in Canada.
Our office is processing a high volume of applications. Having noted this, the application is in queue to be assigned to an officer soon. Our goal is to process 80% of the applications received within a 6 month time frame, however some applications fall outside of the 6 month processing time due to various reasons. Please rest assured that the application is being processed, and an officer will request additional documentation should they be required.
The best regards,
JC18393
It's a template! They say the same thing again and again. Why can't they just stop making draws and finish all backlogs first?I woke up to an email which said I have an update in my account and found this beautiful message
Hello,
Thank you for your interest in Canada.
Our office is processing a high volume of applications. Having noted this, the application is in queue to be assigned to an officer soon. Our goal is to process 80% of the applications received within a 6 month time frame, however some applications fall outside of the 6 month processing time due to various reasons. Please rest assured that the application is being processed, and an officer will request additional documentation should they be required.
The best regards,
JC18393
Then once they finish everything, start making draws again so that there won't be any unlucky 20% that would exceed the 6 mos processing time.I understand that it's a template. But it has come in your CIC account. As per my understanding, any message/update in the CIC account only happens when some work has been done on your file. For example, I got the 'How to find a job in Canada' mail in December 2018 and my eligibility was marked as 'met' on the same day. I guess the case processing agent felt that the file will be cleared very soon and wanted me to prepare for my life in Canada.It's a template! They say the same thing again and again. Why can't they just stop making draws and finish all backlogs first?
How is this good news? They have been sending this exact same message through email since May and now for a change have sent it through my CIC account just for fun.
I do hope you get the PPR soon! If you get it, then all Nov AORs who are waiting will hopefully get it too!!!
