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What happens is that the "funnel" physician sends the results to the RMO. Note that they are required to do this 2 weeks after your exam (it's part of the SLA for those authorized to do the Panel Medicals Exam). I find that the RMO is the bottleneck in the process, as they have to review all...

^Are you applying for WP Extension/BOWP or the Visa itself? I assume you are under working visa, so the answer to the below should be Worker What is your current immigration status in Canada? Worker This will bring you to a page where "you may be eligible for an Open Work Permit" and a "Visa."

^I received a call from an Officer last Feb 2014 (I was a July 2013 applicant). He asked a couple of details on my application, then reminded me to submit the PCCs. I asked if mine was still ok to be sent (It was issued July 2013, but after I sent my application). Exact response was: as long...

I think it generates some "discussion" (or red flag) in one way versus another: Example: If a PhD Econ graduate claims experience as a cook (I know this is excluded, it's just an illustration) is more acceptable than a graphics design graduate doing portfolio risk management.

^The original post you were referring to was made way back Sept 2013, before the restrictions were added in November 2013.

^1 more month of at least 30 hours weekly if I may add.

The CIC doesn't guarantee 13 months of processing, only that 80% of historical cases took 13 months to close and uses this as a benchmark for one to make follow-ups and expect a response.

If I may add, send an email to the MP as well. Most of the time if you give a call, the Admin Office will take your call and will of course decide if they want to act on it. Some are rather bookish. What they told me last time was to wait a couple of months even after the 13th month since...

^I didn't say he shouldn't try, only to manage expectations.

^The MP's Office will say in most cases that the CIC will not respond if it's still less than the processing time.

It's too late for that, but you should have tried sending a paper application before your WP expired in March. (Also an FYI for others with similar cases in the future).

According to Albert Einstein, the concept of "slow" or "fast" depends on the frame of reference of the observer (hence, it's called Relativity since it is relative to one's perspective).

The one you quoted is based on R186 (I think), which are for those workers not needing a work permit. It means that even if they are not required to have a WP to claim the experience, they needed to be legally in Canada under a TRV...

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/forms/IMM5610E.pdf Section 11.

"If you need more space for any section, print out an additional page containing the appropriate section, complete it and submit it along with your application." I remember writing at the top: - ADDENDUM: IMMXXX - Section/Question Number - Applicant Name

^Good Luck! Check and re-check if everything is complete and signed/dated.

^When your spouse fills his/her form, then s/he is the Applicant, and you are the spouse.

^If they're not part of the checklist then there's no point having them there.

Panel Physician's are REQUIRED to upload results within 2 weeks; it doesn't matter where you do it.

^I hope you're not sending those in folders. Also, what's the point of Folder IV? Photo's: I attached this on the Checklist Page with a paper clip.