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Congrats!

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Congrats!

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Mine is almost like yours. The only difference is "You've passed the medical exam". See the screenshot at the link below: https://preview.ibb.co/eXmZwc/Screen_Shot_2018_04_09_at_12_38_09_PM.png

There's no specific update on IRCC profile for 'file sent to embassy'. Next update would be when they request IME and PCC.

GCMS notes provide details about what's been done on your application so far. It's a detailed version of what's happening with application processing and might come in handy if you suspect delays and need to know the reason. Check out this link...

You will see it right there under Application/profile details. If you provided an email address, you will get an email whenever an update is available. Once that happens, login to your CIC profile and the status would've been updated.

No. Leave it blank, they will be issued one after your apply.

Doesn't look like it, so far. I've noticed the status didn't change to 'BC in progress' for some applicants and directly went to 'complete'. May be it switches for a couple of days when they're not checking the profile. "Your application is in progress. We will send you a message when we start...

Yes, I sent only the main page without being notarized since it was in English. Same for all other photocopies of various documents in English. They're all accepted.

The barcodes contain primary data on the forms. I wouldn't risk it and ensure it's consistent throughout the application. These are grey areas and you never know what the officer is thinking so it might cause unnecessary delays in application processing.

1- Only the page with passport holder's info is required. 2- No need if it's in English or French.

On the application, did you provide their actual home address or just yours in Canada? We've seen many applications sent to Ottawa for no apparent reason but that could be it! If the applicant's home address isn't mentioned on the application, IRCC believes they're here in Canada so the...

Bit strange since the pre-arrival services letter is one of the final steps and sent out after IME, PCC and background check is cleared. Not sure why you got it 5 days after IME/PCC request.

Yes, even if you're a dollar short the application will be rejected.

Guess we can only make assumptions here, once the file is with an officer it's at their discretion. I hope it causes delays only, not rejection.

Depends on what's incomplete and also on the officer. Try to ensure the package is complete to avoid unnecessary hassle and processing delays.

If married, both need to appear for medical (accompanying or not). If one fails IME, the entire application will be rejected. If they're legally separated/divorced then you can exclude one.

Click the "Tell US More" link then follow the prompts. On the last page there's an option to upload documents.