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one of my friends received a similar letter... she also sent her additional documents in mid January...

no - i did not get the request... but i sent my Option C printout for 2008-09-10 with the additional documents requested in November... you can order Option C printout by phoone - should not be a problem...

it is not too late - they are doing medicals on Saturday this week... honestly i don't think it will make any difference where to send medicals - they are going to the medical office... even if it's in the same building - i don't think it will impact the timeline...

actually - i read on another forum that some DMPs are sending results to the Medical Office in Ottawa even if the case is processed in another country... but even if they go to Ottawa - they are going to a different department - not the same department that processes applications... medical...

i think that the reason that CPC-M was faster approving applications with additional documents sent in December than with additional documents sent in January is just the volume of applications... my understanding is that now they are working on applications from 2007-2008 - not sitting on...

i think there is a good explanation for it - most of the applicants were not able to submit the documents in December so the number of letters with additional documents coming to Mississauga in December was low and they were able to process them fast... the numbers of letters coming to CIC every...

i thought that transferrig file to a local office is a standard procedure for parents applications - nothing new about it... transferring cases to Ottawa is a new procedure for parents applications but it was used before for other types of applications... so i don't really see a reason for a...

it looks like there is a web link in the e-mail... you are not allowed to post links if you are new to the forum... copy-paste the e-maill from CIC and then find the links in it and modify them, so they don't look like web links, for example, remove http://www. portion of it...

there is no direct information in the e-mail about where the medical exam results should be send. my understanding is that DMP does not mail it to the visa office - they send results to a regional medical office. I think that DMP does not make the final medical decision - they send to a medical...

thank you Sponsorparents... i'm very concerned about medicals... my parents are not that healthy...

i believe that CIC asked to apply for police clearence certificate in their November letter... they did not ask to submit it - but asked to apply... that's what my parents did... and got it in December... so i sent the police clearance certificate to CIC last week when they asked for it...

thank you you mean from the local office? not all applicants are from USA... they are from different countries...

i know... but technically there are two options :) and some of the parents are already in Canada on visitor visas... i think the process will slow down now because more and more people are done with collecting documents and sending them to CPC-M...

is the request to submit passport for visa comes from Ottawa and passport has to be send to Ottawa - or at the final step the case is transferred to the local office and passport request comes from the local office? i'm sponsoring my parents - and my case is in CPP-O (new pilot for sponsoring...

yes - my understanding that the decision is made after medicals and background checks are done... and then you get a request to submit the passport... i think if the case is in the local office then it's clear - they ask to sumbit passport to the embassy... however it's not clear with CPP-O...

the e-mail that i received from CPP-O says to bring passport to the medical exam... but it's not for visa - it's to prove the identity... DMP can not issue visa...

i think about 2 weeks... my on line status says the decision was made on Jan 18 - but the letter from Mississauga says the file was transferred to Ottawa on January 31... i received the email today - February 15...

Actually i received it! Dear Applicant: All applicants who are seeking permanent residence in Canada must satisfy Canada's medical admissibility criteria. In order to determine your medical admissibility to Canada, you and your spouse are required to undergo a medical examination...

not yet where did you hear that Ottawa is sending requests for medicals? did anybody receive it?

Does anybody know if education/work papers are required for parents? Our local office used to ask for it... but not sure if CPP-Ottawa will also ask the same papers as local offices ask...