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Yes it is. Every persons timeline is different. You could get a PPR any day you never know. Being positive is good in such scenarios and preparing well is even better. Do note Every persons view is going to be biased based on their own experience. Not a universal view. Depends on how good you...

AOR 11th Oct Medicals Passed - 31st Oct BIL - 31st Oct.

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The TRF number provides them with all the information they need. Date of IELTS expiration should be mentioned tbh on the TRF for good measure but they dont do that cause someone may accept expired scores if they dont care much just for records and that sort of make its a legal problem if the...

your husband needs to retake his IELTS. IELTS will expire 29th October 2023 from what I understand (a draw is unlikely now so it's expired now). It's an English test that tests your English skills on the day you took the test not on the day you received your scores (which could be months from...

If the officer sent it anyway it means he knows it's probably going to be approved. If the officer takes hundreds of fingerprints all week then he would have made you retake it right there if he thought it won't be approved. I highly doubt you will even be asked for a re-do unless the officer...

I am outland. I will be required medicals anyway. So I was confused by not allowed. Medicals are valid just for 1 year so most Inland applicants will need one unless their old ones are valid (and they never traveled outside Canada cause otherwise they will request it again). It's just that you...

Oh I see. okay so everyone has to do everything basically now (since medicals expire too).

what do you mean not allowed to go for medicals ?

I thought inland applicants don't need biometrics since you have submitted in the last 10 years ?

You need 67 points (which is required for a valid profile) so yes you need a valid IELTS until you submit the Express entry application (AOR EE). So for example if your IELTS expires on 10th you can use that score up to 9th to submit your express entry application. Also remember that the expiry...

Profile can only be valid if that criteria is met.

It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter what your IELTS is after OINP AOR as long as your Express entry profile is valid.

You have to attach ECA in the education section along with other documents. Create a webform and submit it immediately.

1-2 months was precovid timeline which is what they are targeting and probably is already happening for majority of the applications for Inland. My agent said she had clients who went from AOR to PPR in 28 days that too Outland. 1-2 months is quite normal. Be prepared for a surprise if you think...

Both. It's called a balance certificate in India. It's literally 2 lines that state the balance with account number and name and all and the second line that says we are not liable blah blah legal stuff. They sign and stamp it on their letter head. That plus statements.

Someone got it in 35 days. One Outland guy did get it in 45 days recently (outside India). I think you Inland peeps will get it fast maybe 1-2 months (you don't even have biometrics). I am in India so for me with recent news of delays announced it's going to take some time now.

on one extreme people have waited for 2 years to get their copr with multiple medicals. On the other hand there are people getting a PR in less than 6 weeks here in the last few months. any guesses right now are just for reducing or increasing anxiety depending on how you estimate it.

35 days is really quick. This is pre covid timelines. I do expect it in 2-3 months but who knows for sure when it comes to IRCC. Let's see what happens now. AOR 11th Oct.

FSW-O PNP (OINP HCP) ITA - 19th Sept AOR - 11th October (Upfront medicals included)