Processing time of PR have nothing to do with how high someone's CRS is. It depends on how simple your application is (ex: work experience from one employer or if no foreign PCC is required). Also, if you include all neccessary documents and organize everything properly that helps. Applications are usually delayed when immigration officers have to request additional documents.
Nice to hear that it doesn't always take 6 months. I was wondering about that too.
Hi! Welcome to the forum.
It's dated June 2, 2019. You've been eligible since last year, based on the criteria of whatever stream you've qualified in.
The medical process is on a request from CIC and they will provide you IME number. So, no upfront medical. Please google it for more information.
But can't @tenzinbhutia do it now to get it out the way? I've done mine already, and told them it was upfront.
There's only one medical place in my city that does the tests for EE. I called them, and asked them again when I went in, and they said they get lots of people going for upfront ones, and it's fine. You just need to specify. I'm glad I got mine done in advance, because there's no guarantee I would've gotten an appointment during the 90 days after receiving an ITA. Especially now that waiting lists are longer, due to closures, as a result of corona.
Oh, they're closed now, and my country's going into lock-down tomorrow night. I got my medicals at the end of last year. Yes, I didn't take anything like that with me, and they were still fine doing the tests. They just wanted my passport, I think.
Haha, yeah. I'm sure we all wish we had the answers to those questions.that`s the 1 million question
