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I submitted my documents at about the same date with you. I guess we probably will receive our MR in 1-2 month.

I have a similar timeline like you. Package was received on Oct 30, and AOR was issued in Jan. Paid RPRF in March and since then, No Updates. I think the processing is OK for me cause a lot of July/August applicants haven't got their MR yet.

My application was received on the same day 10/31/2016. My AOR was in Jan 2017 and I'm also waiting for the medical notice.

Basically, you're saying the people who did upfront medical tests will have their PPR 2 months earlier than people who didn't do upfront tests. Are you sure ? I thought they're the same regarding to the total time.

Please let me know if you/your friend has a similar situation like me. I'm an Ontario master stream PNP-PR candidate. PNP certificate was issue in 2016/10 (with expire date of 2017/04). My PR AOR was received in 2017/01. So far everything looks good and I'm buying my first home recently...

No way for any inland paper based pr 2016 Oct applicants to receive medical request in June. I think they're still processing May and June applicants. Need to wait another 2-3 months for any Oct applicant.

If you're referring to the paper based application, Yes, and it takes longer that in recent cases

system error. No need to worry

system error. no big deal

If your PNP is company sponsored/endorsed, they have the right to contact PNP. Too Bad.

April/May 2016 applicants havent got their MR yet, and how come for any August applicant ?

I can always remember my SSN number , but cannot remember my SIN number; BTW, there's a small card of your SSN number when you applied, and you may put it some where at home. Try to find it; Or check your US tax document.

For people that are considering doing an upfront medical exam, I really don't think that's necessary. First of all, if it's recommended, it would be listed in the application form, just like they recommend us to have the police report early. Besides, I don't see strong evidence that people who...

I have a similar application timeline like you. There's no way for any October to December paper based applicant to received MR. Some people applied in May 2016 hasn't got their MR yet.

As far as I know, anyone who wants to immigrate to Canada has to do a medical test. There's no exception.

The overall processing time will be the same for everyone, no matter you do a upfront medical or not. According to the website, the processing time now is 16 months. It means you'll have your PR status approximately around Feb-Mar 2018.

The total application processing time is about 16 months from your package delivery date. You can do the math.

No, they're two separate applications. Though you have to specify the visa you have when you do PNP application. I wait for my PGWP approved to apply the PNP. If you apply using study permit right now and you may need to update to work permit later when they process your OINP.

Thank you for pointing it out.

But I don't think the medical exam time matters, the overall processing time is still 16 months from the AOR date. For my case, my AOR was received on Jan 2017 and my final landing paper should be ready around April-May 2018. I would be extremely surprised and blessed if my landing paper is...