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My husband received a reminder email on the medical, as well. Additional tests were required from us which clearly is the reason for the delay. Our papers are processed at Ottawa but will have to pass through CEM. Now, my question is, which embassy updates the e-cas? Would it be updated here...

I think you should go back to your medical practitioner and ask what happened to the medical reports and when it was submitted.

Same here. The letter from the embassy clearly stated that reports should be sent to Ottawa but the medical practitioner that they received instructions from the Immigration that results should be forwarded to the embassy here in Manila.

I've heard about getting a certification or equivalency from one of my colleagues who migrated to Canada. I am in the insurance sector and have an Australian Insurance certification. I try to be positive about the job market when the time comes.

Your PPR is quite fast. Just 2 months date of meds! My family and I are on AINP, too. We're waiting for PPR. Just finished meds this month and hopefully, we'll get PPR by 1st quarter of 2012!

I think it really depends on one's profession. Have friends who got management level jobs when they landed in Canada. The industry where one belongs to matters, of course. And some luck. :) My friend who landed in BC suggested that I get an equivalency.

Ours is AINP - Employer Driven Stream. Application was lodged in Dec 2010 in Alberta and receipt of documents was confirmed on Jan 2011. Our papers were transferred to Buffalo, date received May 2011. We got our medical notice Nov 2011. Looking at the timelines here, I guess request for...

Let's see if it's really fast! Just finished our medical and so the waiting game is on...

St Luke's wouldn't. They insisted on sending to CEM even if the letter states CPP-Ottawa. I don't know what will happen to our papers here in Manila. :(

Okay, we had the medical at St Luke's earlier. In the letter sent to us by immigration (our category, btw, is AINP-Employer Stream), all medical reports should be forwarded to Ottawa. But, St Luke's wouldn't honor the letter and insisted on sending the results to the Canadian Embassy here in...

I have considered Nationwide for our medical, me and the kids. Upon inquiry, however, processing of the results takes about 2-3 weeks versus St Luke's which is 5 to 10 working days. Is this true?