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The clinic told me usually takes around 10-15 business days for them to upload it to CIC. After that probably few more days for them to approve it.

Exactly. You CAN DO an upfront medical exam. People who have wrong information's please stop sharing info if you personally think something. This forum would be so much more reliable if everyone who writes here has information's that are actually true. Too many people write here without...

It says right there on the website + I just called the clinic here in Toronto that I am seeing this Friday for an upfront exam. They said they do it all the time now with their clients to expedite the process. The doctor actually told me the CIC gave them a permission to do the upfront medical...

That is absolutely not true. Even on the CIC website they are mentioning an upfront medical can save significant amount of time. The only thing, you need to be 100% sure you qualify and will be selected in the draw. If your points are very high, your chances are good.

Has anyone done an upfront medical exam prior to receiving an ITA? What is The process like?

You just made my day my friend. Thank you for this. I have no idea how I didn't see this sooner. Appreciate it!

Those of you who received AOR after submitting all the documents under express entry, has anyone received positive immigration eligibility assessment?

Has anyone of you who got AOR received positive immigration eligibility assessment?

Nata So I started to research a bit and this is what I found: OPEN WORK PERMIT ELIGIBILITY: You are already working in Canada and your application for permanent residence has been approved under one of the following : Spouse or Common-law Partner in Canada class Live-in Caregiver Program...

It doesn't matter. What matter is that you can apply for bridging visa. Since CIC has your UCI number, they can see right away if you are eligible. Look at this: Who is eligible to get an Open Bridge Work Permit? Open Bridge PermitAny applicants currently in Canada who has submitted a...

Wrong nata. Just spoke with lawyers today. You can apply for Bridging visa as soon as you receive your AOR. Go ahead and apply and good luck :) I will be in the same both in a week or two.

Since you are more informed then me, any ideas on when might positive immigration eligibility assessment arrive? What are your thoughts?

Nata, this is what I just found researching. Apparently, after you receive AOR, you will have to receive positive immigration eligibility assessment which means that your documents are all cleared and now they are ready to process it. Since my LMIA is expiring soon I need to apply for Open Work...

My lawyers also said the AOR is enough

Nata, let me ask you this. Once you receive AOR and now they said in the email: "Your application is being checked to determine whether it meets the requirements of a complete application" Now, does that mean you just wait for the PR card if the documents are complete, or will they send another...

I believe you are talking about ITA which is something different? It wouldn't make sense to receive AOR the next day as they still have to review all of your files that you uploaded (IELTS, Background check, ECA and all other required documents like foreign work experience etc). To review all...

Once you submit your application online for express entry, CIC will send you an AOR. AOR means they will now start process your application. Once you receive your AOR, you are almost done, just waiting for the final yes and your PR card

Guys lets just keep it honest and keep updating each other when AOR's start arriving

I was doing some math. It seems that all other visas that you can submit documents online, like Young Professionals etc. are waiting for the acknowledgements around 6 weeks. It makes sense it would be around that time or maybe sooner. Hopefully the 1st draw applicant will be getting their...

Are you sure? Some people just can't be normal I guess. haha But lets keep it serious. Let's keep people posted when we receive AOR's people!