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Don't forget the vaccine fees that all the clinic require you to get

Yes, most people do.

Mine below: We received application for permanent residence on May 16, 2019. (AOR1) We started processing application on July 29, 2019. (AOR2) <------------------------- Does not say where but let's you know it is in process We sent medical instructions on July 16, 2019. To avoid delays...

Based on this no. the Sponsor will receive and email notifying you that it has been transferred and the location. Keep an eye on ECAS under the PA if a letter has not arrived and you would see a line that says they have started processing the applications, that is your AOR 2.

One can hope they can proceed quickly, It seems to me having it go to the local VO is just inefficient if they can approve so many from Canada with no concern.

3 months from transfer date or from application received date? Overall feedback is still that Local VO is always significantly slower than CPC-M.

We finally got our letter for transfer to the Visa Office, ugh MVO and not CPC-M. Just don't understand how they decide what stays in Mississauga and what goes to the local VO. Seems like we will be settling in for a long wait now.

You need to always provide a police certificate, it's on the checklist. If your consultant tells you something that the application clearly says you need, ignore their advice and provide it. You will never regret giving a little to much, but too little will delay your application when they come...

No they are not. If we are fortunate they will also be sent to CPC Mississauga where it seems they process the applications much faster.

While all signs point to a positive outcome, I wouldn't do anything until you have the confirmation.

If you have an email set up and have linked your gckey account then all correspondence will go though there or by email.

I wouldn't be worried yet, you are still within what looks like the normal processing time. Keep an eye on the ecas, it will update on the weekends as well. You still have a long process ahead, if you call CIC everytime there seems like a delay of a few days compared to others than you will...

I can't be exactly sure, subtle change of words and easy to miss.

Mine did not state a date and I did not receive any message when it started.

I received my SA by email but still have not seen an update on ECAS or GCKEY.

SA = Sponsor Approval

The Google sheet from page one is a good place to enter and track https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Gm315tmNKWoywb7PwZBiE67fUmznYQrNhYVWXPXXJBw/edit#gid=398624688

Here is my timeline PA: Philippines May 16, 2019: Application received July 06, 2019: AOR 1 July 16, 2019: Biometrics requested July 16, 2019: Medical request July 17, 2019: Sponsor approved July 17, 2019: Medical completed July 18, 2019: Biometrics completed

Your still within the normal processing times, probably by early next week. We got our AOR July 6 and then no word and could see we were falling behind others and my wife was getting discouraged on Monday Night and then all of a sudden within 12 hours we had a Bio Request, Medical Request and...

Based on the google spreadsheet they are working on the applications received the 27th and 28th. Processing times are sitting around 50-55 days from receipt so you are still within the norm.