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Welcome Axxis91. I have already updated your entry on our spreadsheet. :)

Ohhh. What a bummer. :( :( :( Maybe that's why the approximate processing times bumped to 14mos.. I've read a few years back, it would only take about 8-9 mos to get a visa.

To everyone who's under Manila VO, is it true that all Seoul and Tokyo Applications now go through the Manila VO? I read it in a thread here.

Welcome, Shaw. :) I hope you'd get your SA soon.

Oh no. hmm. Considering our timeline, by the time our visa is released (or at least on a PPR stage) the child wouldve been born by then.. I hope they (well at least my visa office) wouldnt return our application anymore.

Hi Avadava, Thanks for the response. My husband is a PR. We just want to know what our next step should be.. So that means there is a possibility that my 14 months could translate to possibly 20? Oh no.

Hi. I have a question. In case of child birth, how do we go about our application? Contact our VO? Do we have submit anything? Or pay anything?

I saw that too.. November Outland thread. I almost cried. Hahah.

Just follow up on it, just to make sure it isnt lost or anything. Indicate the dates too.

here you go. :) https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Z23q19plZP5pDVtaC8PfCgeEC0BEwU1BP1ouhRNBp0A/edit#gid=815485866

Did you say Quezon City? Because the only accredited medical facility for the Philippines is St Lukes Extension Clinic in UN Ave and St Lukes in Bonifacio Global City.

Oh. Manila VO. Hmm. You might want to contact St Lukes for that. If they tell you that they already have sent the results, send an email to Canadian Embassy Manila.

Do you have the same visa office? The only reason I could think of is that, your medical facility hasnt turned in the results yet. Even if you have included the confirmation from your medical facility on your application, it doesn't necessarily mean that they already have received your medical...

mali pala. hindi ikaw yung makakatanggap ng correspondences. yung sponsor/wife mo. ako kasi, tamad magcheck si hubby so, ako ngccheck ng mail nya at sa cic. haha.

You start counting the 14 months by the time your application reaches your VO. The time for SA is a different count altogether. In Process status is good. You're about to get your PPR. :)

Hi Amerson, Sa unang tanong mo, usual processing times, 28 days for Sponsorship Approval, and 14 months for Permanent Residence Approval. I'm afraid, baka hindi ka na makaabot by the time your wife gives birth. :( Sa pangalawang tanong mo naman, have you gotten correspondences from CIC via...

I still dont have a visa yet but based sa case ng husband ko, ng brother nya and some cousins who left, usually, 6 months. Dapat from the date it was stamped within 6 mos, makapasok ka na ng CA. ;)

I thought so too! Congratulations to everyone who received good news yesterday!

Now that were seeing a bit of progress with CIC, who knows, next week might be YOUR week. :)

Yay! Congrats!