Yeah stage 2 is slow process because of a lot of application just be patient soon you will hear something positive
H&C Humanitarian Ground with/or Without Failed refugee claim
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Thank you for let me know
She is awesome lady and helpful
If you talk to her next time just say hi to her
EDITED: Sorry I hadn't seen your earlier response about the MPP potentially taking a long time. Contacting my MPP and working with them actually didn't make the process feel like it took a long time, it was a matter of a few weeks (like 3 max) rather than months. That said, differently MPPs work different. If you are already in Stage 2 requests (medical, police, etc), then waiting for COPR is not a problem because as it should be cleared quickly. Plus you seem to be insured otherwise. If you have the sense that it could take longer (for example, you are not at Stage 2 requests), then just know that the MPP doesn't necessarily work slowly.
You seem to have a handle on things either way ^_^
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Hi Andy! Yes, I got COPR. Hopefully yours comes through soon! Did you get your Stage 2 requests yet? To be fair, I was told that the gov't could take six weeks or more before reaching out to me for the Stage 2 requests. My timeline for medical, police etc was pretty fast.
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For anyone else interested in getting their OHIP as an AIP. You can either contact your MPP to ask them to contact the OERC (Find your MPP tool) or contact the OERC yourself. Here is the information:
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For anyone else interested in getting their OHIP as an AIP. You can either contact your MPP to ask them to contact the OERC (Find your MPP tool) or contact the OERC yourself. Here is the information:
Requesting a review
If you are told that you do not – or no longer – qualify for OHIP, you can request a review of the decision.
To request a review, send OHIP a letter, fax or email with:
- the reason why you believe you qualify for OHIP
- additional information or documents to show you qualify
- up-to-date contact information
- email to: O E R C [at] ontario [period] ca
- mail to:
OHIP Eligibility Review Committee
Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care
See address on website below.
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Hi me2020 my child's was Canadians do you think I can get the retroactive payments?
Hi Ayanna your child was Canadians and did you apply and get the retroactive payments? Thanks
It’s just the best thing to do in this case since you have not started your H&C application. Straightforward
Hi guys, please how do you process police clearance certificates from countries you have lived in more than 6 months? Is there a form you will fill and send to those countries ? Do you do it for children or adults alone? Is it email we will get from those countries or hard copies ?
But some people got retroactive payment from the day the child was born, when their status change
I knew about the second option but was told it might be a long process so I just did not use. I continued buying a private insurance for my relative every 3-4 weeks while waiting for the COPR. Then we got the OHIP from the SO main office relatively smoothly.