Yes, you can.Am I allowed to make upfront medical exams and upload results even if they did not ask for them yet?
Yes, you can.Am I allowed to make upfront medical exams and upload results even if they did not ask for them yet?
To be fair, in a single whatsapp group that I'm a member of, I have seen at least a dozen refusals after AIP which is quite alarming.What do you mean by "many people"? Do you have statistics to back that up? I bet you haven't seen more than 5 persons in this situation. I can bet that well over 50,000 persons got the AIP based on normal IRCC monthly statistics, how can 5 or at most 50 unusual cases translate to "many people"? Similar situations also occur even when people have gotten final approvals. Not everyone who gets approved is allowed into Canada. Not everyone who gets a Letter of Introduction is given the final permit at the border. So there's nothing unique in getting an AIP and then a rejection due to an error or something.
I understand that we are all on the edge and anxiety is high. However, we shouldn't create panic for ourselves and for others. Don't say "many people". Maybe "a few persons" and that's all.
I'm not sure if they were sent in error or not, there was no evidence provided that they were sent in error (recipients did not get notified of an error).Hello hodari, from your interaction within the whatsapp group, what do you think is the reason for this rejection, despite that the candidates already got an AIP.
Was the AIP sent in an error, or do they have any issues with medical exam, police certificate, or documents.
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They were all from Pakistan, I presume? There was an issue with the AIPs that some Pakistanis received.To be fair, in a single whatsapp group that I'm a member of, I have seen at least a dozen refusals after AIP which is quite alarming.
Also, I haven't seen a single case where someone has received full approval AFTER AIP. There have been a couple who have gotten approved without AIP but none who got AIP and then received full approval despite some having submitted complete applications.
medical and eligibility are separate processing steps so logically it should not be relevant.
but when it comes to IRCC, who knows. nothing seems logical about how they have been processing student permit applications.
No a few Indians too.They were all from Pakistan, I presume? There was an issue with the AIPs that some Pakistanis received.
This past weekend my wife and me received a request for medical exams, but she didn't get the AIP and didn't do the biometrics. Is it a good thing or is just a "normal" step now?Statistically speaking, those who get medical requests are likely to be approved.
A medical request can come before or after an AIP and due to the new Covid-19 changes, you need not have done biometrics before the request comes. Typically though, a medical request is a good sign.This past weekend my wife and me received a request for medical exams, but she didn't get the AIP and didn't do the biometrics. Is it a good thing or is just a "normal" step now?
I’m not making any panic. And when I sad many, I’m not talking statistically. All what i saw is in this foum andWhat do you mean by "many people"? Do you have statistics to back that up? I bet you haven't seen more than 5 persons in this situation. I can bet that well over 50,000 persons got the AIP based on normal IRCC monthly statistics, how can 5 or at most 50 unusual cases translate to "many people"? Similar situations also occur even when people have gotten final approvals. Not everyone who gets approved is allowed into Canada. Not everyone who gets a Letter of Introduction is given the final permit at the border. So there's nothing unique in getting an AIP and then a rejection due to an error or something.
I understand that we are all on the edge and anxiety is high. However, we shouldn't create panic for ourselves and for others. Don't say "many people". Maybe "a few persons" and that's all.
well. As a advice. don’t bet in anything, IRCC are unpredictable, and You can easily get a refusal after getting AIP, the AIP is a Just Primally Eligibility check up, so don’t count on it too much. And I wasn’t talking statistically, I saw in this forum many people got refusal after getting the AIP. And no one yet got the full approval. If you want Ignore a fact that’s your problem.What do you mean by "many people"? Do you have statistics to back that up? I bet you haven't seen more than 5 persons in this situation. I can bet that well over 50,000 persons got the AIP based on normal IRCC monthly statistics, how can 5 or at most 50 unusual cases translate to "many people"? Similar situations also occur even when people have gotten final approvals. Not everyone who gets approved is allowed into Canada. Not everyone who gets a Letter of Introduction is given the final permit at the border. So there's nothing unique in getting an AIP and then a rejection due to an error or something.
I understand that we are all on the edge and anxiety is high. However, we shouldn't create panic for ourselves and for others. Don't say "many people". Maybe "a few persons" and that's all.
Even I'm in same position...but I already started taking my classes online. What are you thinking to do?I have my aip.. but no medicals updated on GC key yet.. anything here to panic.. should I withdraw from the course and reapply next year as the online classes are over whelming right now.. Suggestions please..!!