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It took about 2 and a half months for me to get IME and PCC requests from SG VO. Don't compare it to OTT VO. They are much faster. But, if you think that SG VO is slow, have a look at London VO. People from first round are still waiting for IME and PCC. So, there are people in worse situation...

You can acquire PCC without waiting for request from IRCC. Send your PCC to your VO via IRCC webform.

1) Doctor will upload the file for you. You do not need to do anything. Keep the receipt for your own record. 2) You can start acquiring PCC now and send it to your VO via IRCC webform. That will jump start the process a bit.

Send an email to Manila and Ottawa office and request to resend correspondents. By the way, have you linked your application to your MyCIC account? You cannot link your application to two MyCIC accounts. You either link it to your own account or to your mom's account. What I'm saying is that...

You should just go ahead with sputum test without waiting for formal request from your Regional Medical Office. If your dad requires sputum test, his X-ray probably shows something or had TB in the past. If you do it now, it will make the process much faster.

Correspondence from CIC is what counts and matters on DM. ECAS status will change when someone from CIC has time to update online status. You now have a “written” paper from CIC informing you of the decision. That’s all you need.

Nah...don't worry about it. Your mom may have had a high blood pressure which leads to ECG and heart specialist. My mom had to do it as well and the doctor cleared her and gave some pills. That was it.

Sure. That should work. Or you can put the period your parents intend to spend in Canada.

Your parents do not need to do anything. They could access those pre-arrival services if they wish to, but they are not required to do so. The next step is passport request letter so they can stamp PR visa for them to come to Canada. Congrat!

It means they want her to go through additional medical tests. There must have been some anomalies in her medical history or tests that CIC needs additional tests to make a decision. My dad went through the same process because he had TB before. It worked out in the end.

You should’ve received an email from CIC with VO information. You can call CIC call center if you want to find out.

No, it does not mean that your application is approved. Pre-arrival services letter is issued after the relationship between you and your parents has been verified. Your application is almost done though because CIC does not offer government funded services to random people. They send it to...

If you want to be 100% sure, contact CIC amd ask for direction from them. In my case, I did the translation and notarizatiom of all the documents in my parents county and sent them along with PR application. They never asked for another translation or an affidavit from the translator or...

Yes, you need to redo medical If you got IME requests from CIC. If they are using the existing one, they would not have sent it. It's a real bad idea to ignore requests from CIC. If you really want to be sure, call or email your VO and ask them if they are aware of existing IME.

What's your visa office? Depending on LVO, it can take a while. Some people from first round haven't heard anything from London VO after SA. So, 37 days is nothing to write home about. It took almost 2 and a half months to get IME and PCC requests for my application. So, you are still absolutely...

Super visa requirements are the same across the board regardless of where you reside with the exception of (may be) Quebec. Read the requirements and application process here: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/visit-canada/parent-grandparent-super-visa.html

I got DM on 6th March, 2019. Have a look at the spreadsheet below. It has everything in there. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1B_YAyszLcUxbfe0ur7WPZRPJ0y2COpRJSt8Ce19yrhI/edit#gid=761650616 As for medical related stuff, every application is different that you cannot compare yours to...

I don't think student loans and bursaries count as "income". You might want to check that out first. If your wife works a part time job, that's a different story. But, if she's a full time student with no part time job, it'll be hard to claim student loans as income.

@Yulia, My parents got their passports back. It’s done finally!

Then, it’s your call. You can renew it or send them as it is. The worst that can happen is your parents getting their passports back. It will cause a delay, but it won’t cost your parents PRs.