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PNP PR PAPER-BASED - June - Aug 2020 Applicant —— Let’s share timeline and progress of Application

jointhecommunity

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Jan 15, 2020
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here is my timeline:

AR - July 4 2020
AOR - Feb 22 2021
upfront med passed - June 4 2021
GU July 8 2021
PAL July 9 2021
request ADR July 9
request BIO July 9 - done the same day,
uploaded ADR on July 15th
GU July 15
GU July 16
GU Sept 9

I am at 70% now
inland - 2 inland dependents

I hope in my case this will be over soon
What do you think guys?
 
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Sukh67

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Jul 26, 2021
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here is my timeline:

AR - July 4 2020
AOR - Feb 22 2021
upfront med passed - June 4 2021
GU July 8 2021
PAL July 9 2021
request ADR July 9
request BIO July 9 - done the same day,
uploaded ADR on July 15th
GU July 15
GU July 16
GU Sept 9

I am at 70% now
inland - 2 inland dependents

I hope in my case this will be over soon
What do you think guys?
Pnp paper based
 
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MsAniger

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Dec 15, 2020
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Thanks a lot MsAniger! I was thinking on the same lines, just wanted to have more expert opinion. Already booked my appointment for the Medical next early next week. Please if you can advise how the upfront Medical will be sent to IRCC, ;
Is it being sent by the medical center directly to IRCC?
Or I have to sent that through Webform?
Or Both?
Appreciate your advice on this point as well.
Thanks!
I am not an expert but have done enough research and through personal experience do feel confident to advise where I can. The medical centre/panel physician will submit your results directly to IRCC. There is a copy of a form known as e-Medical that the panel physician will give you for your own records. Don't forget to take your Passport.

It should be around 10 days max for them to submit your medical results to IRCC. In my case, just to be sure this had been done, I called IRCC about 1 month after I did my medicals, they confirmed having received mine and of my 2 dependants...however, it takes about 3 months, as per IRCC link for them to process the results and update the system. But it's all on a case by case basis, some applicants on this forum had their medical results updated in the system within a month.
https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=983&top=4

Considering the long process, I strongly recommend that you arrange to get yours done soonest

BUT I just remembered, some temporary residents have been exempted from taking medicals under an existing public policy which expires in December. If the conditions apply to you, then you do not need to do your medicals.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/notices/temporary-public-policy-exempting-some-foreign-nationals-canada-requiring-immigration-medical-exam.html
 

AlexSBT

Star Member
Jul 29, 2019
138
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20 days ago I ordered gcms note and today I received and e-mail where they said they need 30 more days (on the 30 usually necessary).

"This extension is required in order to undertake consultations that are necessary to comply with the request that cannot reasonably be completed within the original time limit".

Is it something normal? Because "necessary consultation" doesn't sound good to me.
 
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Yommex

Star Member
Dec 12, 2018
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New Brunswick
Category........
PNP
Visa Office......
Sydney, Nova Scotia
NOC Code......
1112
Job Offer........
Yes
App. Filed.......
09-05-2020
Doc's Request.
04-06-2020
Nomination.....
25-06-2020
AOR Received.
24-06-2021
Med's Done....
25-05-2021
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