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To the nearest VFS centre. The PPR email that you receive will have the details regarding where to send the passport and other related info.

I am a PNP-Outland, and as per my GCMS, my primary office is CIO Nova Scotia, and secondary office is CPC-Ottawa

There are 4 main stages in processing : 1. Medical 2. R10 Completeness 3. Eligibility Review A11.2 4. Security The first change you should see is 'Review of Medical' : You have passed the medical exam. Once this occurs, you can conclude that R10 Completeness would also have been completed, as...

Please share your timeline. :)

In that case - 1. You can draft the reference letter by yourself on an A4 sheet, and mention all the relevant details that CIC requires. 2. Mention 2 people (senior colleagues/current colleagues) details on the reference letter you drafted - their name / designation / email / phone etc. 3. You...

Employment letter ---- > means the offer letter you receive prior to joining the company. Reference letter --- > This letter specifies all the relevant roles you have worked under (in a given company), no of work hours per week (~40 hours), and list of all the tasks and responsibilities as per...

PCCs should be issued from Passport Seva Kendra. It is valid for a year. And it covers all states.

BG changed to NA in Feb (~last week in Feb). My GCMS notes (generated on April 10th) showed - medicals and R10 cleared. The last note in GCMS is pertaining to R10 clearance by the agent. Eligibility and security was pending. Two days ago I checked, BG was still at NA.

You could order your GCMS notes if you have completed 90 days from AOR date. You can also write email to CPC-CTD-Ottawa@cic.gc.ca with your application number as the subject line, and the email should be in the following format : Dear Sir/Madam, Requesting you to kindly share with me <YOUR...

Yesterday I wrote an email to CPC-Ottawa asking for the visa office details for my application - and this is what I received in response : Dear applicant, This refers to your enquiry regarding the status of your application for permanent residence. Your file is currently in queue for officer...

Ideally, there should be no intake of alcohol atleast 72 hours prior to the medical test. 40ml, 24 hours back should not be a cause of worry, but I recommend you drink lots of water to get all traces of alcohol out of your system, and stay hydrated, and stay relaxed.

Super! I have exact dates. Was your file at CIO or is it at NDVO?

Could you please share your timeline? Also are you PNP Ontario?

Congrats to the PPRs reported. Please let the rain of golden emails shower on PNP-Os!

Nothing to worry. There are a lot of applicants in post mid-Jan who are all at same stage. Matter of time when our batch gets processed, then surely PPR rain.

The way it works out is - your dependency/demands on their health or social services shouldn't be too high. There is a certain quota allotted to everyone, and PR holders too have a certain quota. You are undergoing treatment, and have recovered too at this point- so if they analyse your file and...

Sweet makeover! I am loving it entirely! :):)

+1 613-944-4000 (IVR options 1111131) Please note that the waiting time to get connected to the caller/agent is notoriously high (35-40 mins as per people who have tried), and even after getting connected, they might not reveal you any core information on your file. If you have completed 90...

Hi Sajjad - Could you please share your timeline and stream? I will have you added to the WhatsApp. :) Regards, Rohit

Mine is AOR Jan 18th. Requested GCMS on 7th April, and notes generated on 10th April. Eligibility and Security - Not Started. Medical and R10 - Completed. BG NA since Feb 28th. I have cross checked with other applicants with similar timelines as mine who ordered GCMS report, and it is pretty...