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It's hard to define "normal" because each LVO does things slightly differently. My case was a bit in reverse as I got an email notification that there's a correspondence waiting in MyCiC. It was PPR. But, DM status did not show up until the next morning. So, just sit back and relax. "Decision...

Yes, that's additional medical exam. MyCiC will show instruction letter - not form - to do those tests. Your panel physician has the required forms. But, if there's a form to be filled out, they will send it via MyCiC - at least that's what they did for my PGP application.

It depends. If your parents have passed IME and background check, then it is reasonable to assume that the next step is PPR. But, the additional document request is to establish relationship or to start processing PA, then you will get medical, PCC etc requests.

They will spell it out like "You passed the medical on DD-MM-YYY". So, there's no imbiguity on whether you need additional medical exam. Your panel physician will advise you if you require additional medical exam. You will see "Your action is required" on MyCIC until those additional medical...

They might transfer her medical check to ND. I believe other in this forum went through similar situation. May be they can give you more insight into this.

It looks like background check is taking a while to complete. That's the only holdup I can think of after IME passed. My parents got PPR two days after IME passed. But, they had visitor visa which helped to move BGNCHK a bit quicker. If you parents have visitor or super visa, I'd send an email...

If she's coming back to Canada after her 2-weeks trip back home, then there is no point in changing her address in the first place. it is very unlikely that all three steps - medical, bio metric and PPR - will come while she's gone. They give you a month to comply with each request. So, I'd say...

I thought I'd share links to soft landing procedures at Vancouver and Toronto Airports. I'm sure other airports have similar, if not the same procedures. Vancouver --> http://www.cannyvr.ca/site/info/219/landing-procedure Toronto -->...

They will tell you where to send the passports. Just wait for the passport request letter. You could call inland IRCC office and ask them for advise.

They don't ask you to upload copies of passports unless they need the updated ones. What they want is your parents passports in mail. So, I'm not exactly sure what you meant by "return Fedex hasn't been activated". Have you sent them your parents passports already? Normally, CIC will send a...

It is valid to the month of the “first” medical exam - not the follow up exams.

They will need to fill out B4 form to declear the personal items including cash etc. they are carrying at the time of crossing the border. They will also need to fill out the personal items that are arriving later. But, they don't need to declear the real estate, bank accounts in foreign...

This is the first case I've seen on 2018 PGP (at least it is for me). Since CIC has sent the letter to your prvince, all you can do is wait for the process to complete. I didn't go through with this process. Perhaps, CIC has questions regarding your income and needs to verify certain things. In...

If you are not handling your parent's application, have one of your parents linked the application to his/her account. If you tried linking it to your own account, CIC will refuse it if you don't have Use of Rep form filled out even though you are not handling the application. CIC has no way of...

That'd be civilian position.

Manila RMO is responsible for quite a few countries including China. They could send it to other medical offices too. But, it's completely up to the IRCC to decide. So, it is completely normal to get an email from Manila RMO. You are responsible to pay for any additional medical exams...

That'd be IMM5669 Schedule A - Background Declaration. Make sure you fill in at the appropriate places (i.e government services means civilian positions). If there is a political affiliation or membership in certain organizations, you need to declare them separately. I'm sure you know this...

The link I posted answers part of your question as follow. "If you’re applying as a permanent resident, it takes about three months to process your results after we get them from the panel physician. After that, if we don’t need any other documents from you, we’ll tell you what to do next."...

They are right in saying that you do not need to do anything from your end. The panel physician will submit the reports and results to regional medical office (RMO). According to IRCC official statement, it could take up to three months to review medical from the time it received the results...

Send her extension application record along with the PP in case they question you over this. But, she does have "Implied Status" while her TRV is being processed. Here is the link to "Implied Status" during processing...