They will really want NOA2020 at this point if they are asking for your most recent NOA.
Parents and Grandparents Sponsorship 2019
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They will really want NOA2020 at this point if they are asking for your most recent NOA.
Hi Everyone, We've got the approval (COPR) today!
@robertp, @YULIA-2016, kindly update the tracker #551.
Application received on June 5, 2019.
Medical extended - Dec 19, 2020 to Apr 12, 2021.
Background check completed on Apr 13, 2021
Final Decision - Apr 20, 2021
LVO - CPC-M
Thank you all!
@robertp, @YULIA-2016, kindly update the tracker #551.
Application received on June 5, 2019.
Medical extended - Dec 19, 2020 to Apr 12, 2021.
Background check completed on Apr 13, 2021
Final Decision - Apr 20, 2021
LVO - CPC-M
Thank you all!
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Hi Everyone,
I applied for my parents file in 2019. As of now, the ecas status says below:
Is the timeline of my parents file normal?
I applied for my parents file in 2019. As of now, the ecas status says below:
- We received your application for permanent residence on June 18, 2019.
Is the timeline of my parents file normal?
Hello dear,
Congratulations!! Did they ask for RCMP clearance or you do it yourself?
Do not worry, there are many having similar progress including me. Yes, this is normal.
Have you received Sponsorship approval? Have you ordered GCMS notes?
Yes, they asked for it, since, my wife stayed there in Canada, for 7 months i.e. more than 6 months.. and we both had to get RCMP clearance..
Congrats! Do you know what is the meaning of this in the letter: "Your Permanent Resident document(s) will expire one year after the date of your medical examinations or earlier if your passport or the passports of your spouse or dependent children (if applicable) expire on an earlier date."? Medical examinations has already expired. Does it mean the date that is shown in mycic? Thanks.
Hi all,
I'm sponsoring my parents to come to Canada and really appreciate your opinions about my case.
Back to 40 years ago, my father changed his year of birth on his birth certificate from 1960 to 1950. And 1950 becomes his official year of birth on all other documents till today. The reason for this change is because he tried to avoid the military service back then.
On the sponsorship application, he provided 1950 as the year of birth which is matched with other documents (birth certificate, passport, marriage certificate). On his schedule A, however, we still declared my father graduated from high school in 1978 - which is the actual year he finished high school but that would make him graduate from high school at the age of 28 because his year of birth on paper is 1950.
Now that IRCC is requesting updated schedule A from the age of 18 of my father and his proof of study. Can anyone give me your opinion what is the best response to IRCC in this situation. Note that we no longer have any proof of my father's study.
Should I write a letter to explain to IRCC that my father changed his year of birth back then. I'm leaning toward this approach but I'm still afraid it may open a can of worm and make IRCC question more about my father's application.
You opinion is appreciated!
I'm sponsoring my parents to come to Canada and really appreciate your opinions about my case.
Back to 40 years ago, my father changed his year of birth on his birth certificate from 1960 to 1950. And 1950 becomes his official year of birth on all other documents till today. The reason for this change is because he tried to avoid the military service back then.
On the sponsorship application, he provided 1950 as the year of birth which is matched with other documents (birth certificate, passport, marriage certificate). On his schedule A, however, we still declared my father graduated from high school in 1978 - which is the actual year he finished high school but that would make him graduate from high school at the age of 28 because his year of birth on paper is 1950.
Now that IRCC is requesting updated schedule A from the age of 18 of my father and his proof of study. Can anyone give me your opinion what is the best response to IRCC in this situation. Note that we no longer have any proof of my father's study.
Should I write a letter to explain to IRCC that my father changed his year of birth back then. I'm leaning toward this approach but I'm still afraid it may open a can of worm and make IRCC question more about my father's application.
You opinion is appreciated!
We can provide you with the following details about the status of your constituent’s application to sponsor parents:
• The application was received at the Case Processing Centre in Mississauga (CPC-M), Ontario, on June 20, 2019.
• The initial assessment to ensure the sponsor is eligible has been finalized on March 12, 2020.
• The eligibility requirements assessment has not been initiated.
• The medical examination results have not been requested for the applicant.
• The criminality verifications have not been initiated.
• The security verifications have not been initiated.
• Due to COVID-19, IRCC is experiencing processing delays and we can’t provide you with accurate processing times for this application. Rest assured that we understand how important this process is for your constituent and are making all the necessary efforts to finalize the application as soon as possible.
@robertp @laxsun
@YULIA-2016 @serious_cheese
Hi Robert, This is a revert I got from NDVO. Can you suggest with your experience how much time it may take to get all this steps done...
• The application was received at the Case Processing Centre in Mississauga (CPC-M), Ontario, on June 20, 2019.
• The initial assessment to ensure the sponsor is eligible has been finalized on March 12, 2020.
• The eligibility requirements assessment has not been initiated.
• The medical examination results have not been requested for the applicant.
• The criminality verifications have not been initiated.
• The security verifications have not been initiated.
• Due to COVID-19, IRCC is experiencing processing delays and we can’t provide you with accurate processing times for this application. Rest assured that we understand how important this process is for your constituent and are making all the necessary efforts to finalize the application as soon as possible.
@robertp @laxsun
@YULIA-2016 @serious_cheese
Hi Robert, This is a revert I got from NDVO. Can you suggest with your experience how much time it may take to get all this steps done...
Definite progress from CPC-Mississauga. Today I logged on to CIC and saw this!
Review of Medical Results: April 18, 2021. You passed the medical exam.
This was actually passed on January 15, 2020 so hope this means that they don't need another one. Fingers crossed!
@robertp , please could you update the tracker #571, thank you
Review of Medical Results: April 18, 2021. You passed the medical exam.
This was actually passed on January 15, 2020 so hope this means that they don't need another one. Fingers crossed!
@robertp , please could you update the tracker #571, thank you
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