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I did sent my son's (Canadian born) birth certificate scan to CIC as e-mail attachment. I believe nothing else is necessary as the Canadian born child does not get involved in immigration process. Neither it speeds up immigration process...

Same doctor, medicals done on March 4th, medicals received by CIC on March 13th

You need to drink from mana shrine... :)

Bank draft or Certified cheque looks better from my side as it "guarantees" that CIC will receive money. There is a month or even two between you send all paperwork and credit card being charged, so there always slight chance that credit card may be compromised, etc. If CIC would not be able to...

Click on "In process" as it represents a hyperlink and if will display your case timeline

Can you provide any kind of proof for common-law relationship? I.e. joint bank accounts, lease agreement stating both, bill with both names? If so, you may try to ask CIC to add your spouse now and mention you plan to marry later this year. It might work

It also might be possible that they change status to "Medicals received" after review rather than after results are actually uploaded into CIC

By deferring its delivery they want to prevent you to apply too often and thus, make some excessive load on their personnel/system. I still cannot get why not to generate it right before sending to make it "less outdated"...

cecnov2013, he landed in May 2011...

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?q=676&t=6 states that PGWP cannot be "extended"...

Based on forum posts and what my doctor said, doctors usually will contact you first if something is suspicious in your medicals

AFAIK, BOWP is usually valid 1 year after application date

Once a month may be more accurate prediction, from what we've seen in the past

Language test results must be present in submission package for a while, if I remember correctly. So nothing was changed in November that might speed up the process, I think.

If I remember correctly, you need to have 10 posts to be allowed to post links

They would not ask your passport in case you are from visa exempt country. Otherwise they ask for your passport in order to issue single-entry immigrant visa regardless of your current country of residence. And you will be provided with CoPR in any case.

Thanks for clarification. I mentioned case number in subject and provided relevant case information in message body

Is it necessary to print RPRF receipt, fill it with your details, scan it and send to CPCO-Cost-Recovery@cic.gc.ca? Or sending original (empty) PDF with all your case identity in the body is enough?

Is it necessary to print RPRF receipt, fill it with your details, scan it and send to CPCO-Cost-Recovery@cic.gc.ca? Or sending original (empty) PDF with all your case identity in the body is enough?

If you're in Medicine and come not from England/US/Australia and probably couple of other countries, say, you come from Russia/Ukraine/etc, be ready for real pain in the a?? as you will need to spend 2 years or more learning some basic stuff and then start everything from scratch, even if your...