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posting all your personal details on public forum is simply beyond me... wow

I don't think we can get PPR in 3-4 months ... seriously. I'm expecting late January to March timeline (if five months timeline for CPP-Ottawa applicant stands true)

Dude, you just applied in September and it's not even three months ... and you're expecting PPR. Are you out of your mind? In all seriousness, yes CPP-Ottawa is processing file faster and from what I've seen people get their PPR in five to six months since initial application date which has...

Leon is incorrect. In order for the LMO exemption to trigger you need to provide a support letter from Ontario Immigration (which is not PNP certificate). Source: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/manuals/fw/fw01-eng.pdf In exercising its R204(c) authority, a province will provide the...

email them ..

Even travel to your home country should be noted there.

This is what I would personally do: E-mail them to thank them for replying your email. In that thank you email, attach a medical receipt of your check-up as well as the tracking number provided by your DMP. Say in that email that since there is no confirmation on my side whether medical results...

Yes if processed in-land (Ottawa) from the sound of it. Since yours is processed abroad then timeline could be different

Looking at the timeline here, probably 2-3 months after medical have been received

Yea, I don't think "Application's in process" is of any indication when PPR will be sent as well. I mean there's not enough consistency for that to be any indication ... some people get their Application in process early but at the same time those who don't have their application in process got...

it's a template. rather than changing the entire thing, they just take out the checklist when it's not needed it's called efficiency -_-'

I'm wondering if it's possible or have happened that - one would receive PPR only with "Applications received" and "Medicals received" but no "We've started processing your application" ?

Do you have tracking number? does it ever reach Buffalo at all? If yes to above, then go ahead emailing Buffalo on this matter. They will usually provide you with a tracking number of when it was sent or if still in processing. To be honest, I have lost my passport once (not for PR visa...

If it's not in the checklist then it is irrelevant whether you send it or not. But here's some common sense behind it: - When you submit PNP, you most likely have to submit documents which demonstrate you meeting their own requirements (proof of funds, education, relationship proof...

I got mine together with AOR. So wait for at most maximum a month and contact whichever office process your application to ensure there's no error in the process.

I can confirm the 2 weeks timeline (see timeline on my left) but there are factors behind it too - Can you confirm that you DMP has sent the medicals? - Location and speed of postal processing. If your DMP sent it through snail mail then definitely 2 weeks is going to be a rather tight...

No check list means it's not required which is entirely different than "optional". Not required = they don't need it to process your application = in simple terms: don't submit!

They will send you a reminder if they haven't got your medicals. My suggestion is to wait a month from when the medicals was sent by your DMP before contacting them (if you haven't gotten any reminder). Simply send your email with receipt and tracking number attached - inquiring that you have...

Little update: ECAS updated to medical received today

You should have 10 or more post in the forum to get the "member" status and be able to update your case that day :) . Once you have 10 post, just go to profile You can take a look at TrackItt, from the look of it, not everyone got transferred to Ottawa.