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Our "Due Date" was December 30...and still no change.. :(

Heh Tagum...it's quiet here..been reading the news from Canada..six days is a bit of a stretch..glad you managed..what an introduction to winter for your family! From our file notes I received in November our "assignment due date" is today.. We're hoping theyrr might be some news...

Congratulations! Waiting again..there was a flurry of DMs made for apps that had theyrr ppr when we had ours..then nothing :(

I kinda thought you would be finished by Christmas the way they were moving a few weeks ago.. Hope you get some positive news before you have to knock heads! Nothing going on here..no nnnnd from them..Mrs JGM went back to working Monday this past week and I'm solo here.. trying to stay outta...

Sheesh..are you going to wait until the meds expire? From our notes I can tell that the next due date is December 30..if there's no updates by last week of January I'm going to nudge them I think..for what that's worth.. Do you think it's better to stay under the radar or make waves?

It's coming...be patient..if you look around here there's a spreadsheet showing historical data on timelines forCEM for the past two years..if you can check out out youu can see wait times relative to what CEM is doing..

Gooner...no news yet? Did ypu order your file notes?

You should be receiving your " Advice of Receipt" andSponsorship Approval notice soon..when that happens you'll know your UCI number

After you arrive in Ontario youu can apply for OHIP coverage..there is a ninety day wait though before coverage begins.. If your spouse in Canada has health plan in addition to OHIP his or her health plan should cover costs..

Sure it is...try not to stress over it.. Email them... Miracles happen every day !

I think because of the three month lag between your meds and your application submission it could be too much of a gap for them to extend... the medical validity... From what I've read here CEM is a hitt and miss affair anyhow and nobody outside of it knows how they really operate.Every file is...

Sorry.I know it's confusing..the meds are good for a year..since they extended the timeline to fourteen months I'vee been reading cases here where they extend meds validity past twelve months when the "drop dead" date is within a couple months of the twelve month medical When I say drop...

Email them... and ask what they're plan is..hopefully you get some type of response ..

Was just looking at your earlier posts..cic received your application in march? Realistically ..you might be looking at a remed because theoretically the fourteen month time line starts the date of the receipt of the application... Don't like bringing you bad news but if your app was submitted...

Instead of asking for it ask them what if any they're plan is to deal with it.. We got our GCMS notes last month and the "drop dead"date indicated on our file was two months past Mrs JGM's medical..so that tells me they're prepared to extend...they can't have a process that includes submitting...

Email them...with header "URGENT" and ask them what the delay is..and point out that the anniversary of the medical is quickly approaching..I've read here that meds can be extended until the fourteen month processing time line..

Cathay Pacific supposedly does..you need to phone them..

In fact...if you check the spreadsheet...since November 18th.. ( Past two weeks)..CEM has done a total of 12 DMs ...so be patient..and have FAITH...cause eventually...if you're sponsor was approved then its probable eventually we'll all have our loved ones with us.. These 12 DMs are from apps...

Cant really say for sure...I'd email them and use URGENT as a header..and try asking them.....I Googled NEETHRA.....and nothing comes up....NEETHRA certificate either...sorry I cant help :o(

The link for GCMS notes process is found within this thread...if you need/want to contact CEM about your file...its a completely different process and email address... http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/how-can-i-order-gscmcaips-notes-t107225.0.html Case specific...