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A thread for those with ppr and passports sent to Ottawa... http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/passports-sent-to-ottawa-in-march-2015-t273300.180.html

A thread for those with ppr and passports sent to Ottawa... http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/passports-sent-to-ottawa-in-march-2015-t273300.180.html

So Mr Cossette has signed that he had collected my passport today at po box in Ottawa...

Congrats on finalizing your process! As to a blunt officer, I would keep in mind that he's paid by our taxes. And each tax payer is completely entitled to a decent service, as I understand. Just thinking out loudly.

No "welcome to Canada!" words? :/

I didn't mind telling, all the info is just one or two pages back on this thread. :)

Hello guys, I was able to speak with an agent at cic concerning my decision made status. He told me my application had been "approved in principle". Now does anyone know what it means? Are they going to do anymore checks / manipulations with my file or I just have to wait? The agent also...

Yes. It's the Yukon. Noc D job, employer driven. Single applicant, no gaps in background form. Don't kniw the decision yet, tried to call cic but they are having too many calls and didn't put me through. My friends here in the Yukon used to get their pr within 6 months of filing, so my case...

Hello fellow applicants! App received by cic: June 20, 2014 In process: March 25, 2015 DM: today, April 8, 2015 No ppr yet. Congrats to all who have had good news! Cheers.

Well, let's wait till tomorrow afternoon, and if cic is still quiet, that means they are busy either with express entry applications or perhaps preparing to launch IEC.

I suspect so, because if you order the notes, it'll outline every incoming and outgoing interaction.

I suggest ordering the notes.

Keep your delivery receipt / confirmation. All that matters, is when your application was delivered to CIC. And provided your application is found valid at the initial stage (signed, supporting documents there, etc) you'll get an AOR based on the date CIC received your package. At least, that's...

A number of my friends and me inclusive had our medicals done in a different province. Absolutely no prob about that. In Canada, the freedom of movement is guaranteed by law. Working for your nominating employer doesn't mean you can't travel.

You can take medical exam at any approved by CIC doctor's office / clinic across the globe.

Ordered the notes on jan 29. So far (March 2) haven't heard from the CIC. How many of those on forum ever had the notes delayed? :/

Each family member who you have included in your PR application.

I saw that on my friend's ecas too. He's not A May applicant. I wonder if it only happens to those whose addresses differ.

Provided your point of entry works, yes.

I think that's quality assurance measure.