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Received SA and AIP yesterday. Super happy. But I also received an email from “my” officer asking if I had a chance to do my medical yet. Which I did on April 9, but they did not receive it. Trying to get that sorted now ASAP...

Super excited to see some positive news here from 2017 applicants! Very happy for you. My CIC account still says "we are reviewing the results of your medical exam." and my spouse has not gotten any e-mails yet re: her sponsorship status. Soon hopefully!

Hi folks, my spouse (Canadian) and I are expecting a baby, should we inform CIC of that? We have one child together who is a Canadian citizen already. Thanks!

Hi folks, It sounds like people who submitted their application in June and July of 2017 are now seeing light at the end of the tunnel. Can anybody share their guess as to what's next for me, and when, as per my timeline below? Much appreciated, thanks!

Hello! I applied in July but have not received medical request yet - is that normal? Thanks!

Hi, July applicant here - have not checked in in a while, wanted to know about medical request timeline? Any July applicants received their medical requests yet? I haven't.

Hi folks, haven't checked in in a while - does anybody know if there are July applicants that have received med request yet?

Hi, I have read that some on this forum had the same issue and got it resolved. See @honeymin for example. Shouldn't be a big deal.

I did, thanks! Got it approved on October 19 and in the mail very shortly thereafter. Took just under 3 months despite a 4 month estimated wait at the time of application.

For now, I have sent an e-mail to my university, explaining my situation and asking them to halt the processing of my part-time request.

Ah shoot. You may be correct. I need to learn about what to do asap. Thanks!

hi folks, Inland Common -law w/OWP app here. I was in CAN on study permit and received OWP a few weeks ago and started working shortly thereafter. I have also put in paperwork w my university to switch to part time studies. I have some writing left to do on a PhD (coursework, comprehensive...

Now you made me double check my permit, but I can confirm it is 2 years. I applied inland, common-law. I have started working and switched to part-time studies. I am in the latter stages of a PhD and just need to get some writing done. Now, I will need to do some research to ensure I can extend...

Heyoo, I was in the same situation and now have an OWP (valid for 2 years) and a study permit (expiring end of 2017). So yes, it is possible. Hope that helps.

Did not go with lawyer but did have a consultation for about 250 cad which we found very helpful. Helped us outline specifically what we needed, then we went from there.

I am not sure! It could depend on how long ago you sent the app. I would call and send an inquiry to ask if they would still accept your payment now. If they have not opened the application, they may, but this is just a guess.

Hi folks, After receiving my OWP I finally had the inspiration to look through my PR application again. My spouse and I made a copy of everything we submitted, and I noticed two mistakes that I hope don't come back to haunt me. I don't gain any advantage whatsoever from either of the mistakes...

Hi folks - what's the timeline for medical requests? I am a July applicant. Thanks!

I have not checked the most recent processing times, but when I applied it was four months from the day the application was received. Remember that you have to be in status though - if you are out of status you need to wait for AIP.

Hi folks, I got my OWP approved on October 19 and have now started working. Should I inform CIC about that with respect to my PR application? It def. changes our financial situation to the better, but I am not sure if that matters. Any opinions? Thanks!