New Policy for International Students - April 12th, 2021
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Some points that caught my attention:
"You will need to provide IRCC evidence you have applied to complete your medical exam and are seeking police clearance certificates. IRCC suggests that you submit your old medical exam if you have it so it can advise you later in the application process whether you will need to submit another one."
"IRCC expects to be able to process a total of 40,000 permanent residence applications under the streams in 2021. This means that the majority of applicants can expect to obtain their permanent residence status in 2022." - Bummer
"You will need to provide IRCC evidence you have applied to complete your medical exam and are seeking police clearance certificates. IRCC suggests that you submit your old medical exam if you have it so it can advise you later in the application process whether you will need to submit another one."
"IRCC expects to be able to process a total of 40,000 permanent residence applications under the streams in 2021. This means that the majority of applicants can expect to obtain their permanent residence status in 2022." - Bummer
Phew, my worries about not being able to have access to a printer have been thrown out of the window.
How much is a printer 80 bucks? You're aware of all the costs associated with your application ,right?
I'm a bit bummed with processing times, not even half of the applications are going to be processed this year...Which makes me wonder, how is IRCC going to process those?
By stream? ex. healthcare workers get priority (?)
By date of submission? (aka May 6th applicants have more chances of getting it early)
By completeness? (aka people who upload medicals and pcc upfront?)
This has made me decide to apply for CEC as well as soon as I'm eligible. Sorry but I don't think I can trust IRCC with processing times. At all.
By stream? ex. healthcare workers get priority (?)
By date of submission? (aka May 6th applicants have more chances of getting it early)
By completeness? (aka people who upload medicals and pcc upfront?)
This has made me decide to apply for CEC as well as soon as I'm eligible. Sorry but I don't think I can trust IRCC with processing times. At all.
Whoever paid the fee in advance, you're okay! We will be required to upload the official receipt
does it mean if we booked for medical, and upload confirmation it may work?
That's what I'm going to do, I have printed out the email correspondence that shows proof of having made and scheduled an appointment date.
According to this chatty lawyer, you need to upload something in order to be able to submit your application. So, you will need to upload SOMETHING. That can be a confirmation of appointment in the future.
what I mean after submitting complete application, can we submit proof of medical when its done