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I'd go with 1123. You don't seem to be a manager which would be 0124.

I wouldn't worry much. Mine was 2.5 years only as well and while my background check took forever, I was never invited for an interview.

For me it took about a month from a change of VO request to receiving COPR from NDVO.

This i think would refer to either local government, federal, municipality etc. it's different when you work in the ministry or in mayor's office.

I know some people in Pretoria VO have done that, but then again Pretoria has posted specific hours when applicants can visit and inquire about the status of their application. LVO might not have that kind of service, so you would want to check with them first before you come knocking on their door.

As soon as you land as a PR you can no longer use your eTA. They don't apply to permanent residents.

I only uploaded the shorter, one page information sheet and I was fine. I was never even given a detailed sheet.

You will have to create two separate accounts.

Medical requirements are the same for everyone. You have to do it before submitting an application, otherwise you won't even be able to submit it. You need to explain to your clinic that you need an upfront medical examination.

Congratulations! What a great feeling, isn't it?

I don't think you need to worry about this too much. Chances are very small that you'll be invited for an interview. I've been on the forum for a long time and i've only seen couple of cases where people were invited for an interview and those were mostly the ones suspected of forged documents...

The process is called Writ of Mandamus. You would most likely need a lawyer in Canada to file this for you, and it would be very hard to find someone willing to do this unless processing time has exceeded two or more years. It's also quite an expensive procedure ($4000 and up). I contacted some...

What's the latest processing time for visa stamping in New Delhi, does anyone know? I sent my passport on 03 Feb, and it was received at NDVO on 06 Feb. Waiting impatiently...

I doubt the panel physician will be willing to do this for you until you get a furtherance email from IRCC. He himself probably won't know what they will ask for (and even if they will ask for anything!). So my suggestion is you just wait to hear back from IRCC. It took only 10 days after...

It is true that the immigration medical team will not contact you until you submit your application because that is when they assess your medical results. It will probably take several weeks for them to get back to you after that. They will most likely specify a doctor/clinic where they want you...

Sadly, there is absolutely nothing you can do at this point but wait. Lots of us who have been waiting for security check to finish have done everything possible to try and speed up the process (go back some pages on this thread and you'll see), but nothing works. It just has to run its course...

I am wondering how thorough customs is in checking the bags. I am not planning to bring anything weird, but my husband and I like to travel with a stock of different medicine (we've had some pretty bad experience in the airport when we were stuck without medicine), and I am wondering whether...

Even the old reference letter is fine if it was dated after you stopped working there. Mine was written back in 2012 and I had no problems whatsoever.

You absolutely don't need to upload your old passports. I have an extensive travel history in my previous two passports, and I only uploaded the current one. They never ask for a proof of travel history, so why worry about that. I am sure they have their ways of verifying it.

No, neither of us have any previous connections to Canada. I did have a complex security screening which might have had something to do with Ottawa keeping my application. No idea.