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Yes. I applied online and got mine 2 weeks after.

Yes, it is the student acknowledgement letter. It is just acknowledging that the Delhi office has received your application and will be processing it. It also gives details if you need to change any information on your application. That is all. No one can say how many days. Sometimes it's within...

The student acknowledgement letter from your visa processing office comes 2 weeks after you send your application. At least that's when I got mine and others as well.

"Your application is in process and is proceeding normally. We have received a large number of study permit applications from students wanting to start their studies in Canada at the same time as you. We are processing the applications as quickly as possible." This was the second one I got...

Yes, May 14th. We've just gotten two acknowledgement emails that are computer generated. One at 2 weeks and one at 4 weeks. We did not do medical upfront, so waiting for the request. Sent in a web form to enquire, but no response.

You would submit in South Africa. I'm a US citizen, but reside in India. You always submit to the country you reside in, unless they don't have an embassy.

Mine started after 2 weeks, but I got an email last week saying there are higher amounts of applications coming in now so it may take longer.

It's based on the country of submission or wherever your application gets sent to (if there is not a Canadian embassy present). I can't think of an instance where you would submit to a country that you weren't living in.

When did they start your eligibility review? I applied May 14th and it took them 2 weeks to start the review. My country is showing processing is 4 weeks, but we've been waiting 6 weeks total now. I think the processing time is from when they start to review your file. But they also say...

Mine says reviewing eligibility. No need for background check (I'm a US citizen, so I think that's why?). My husbands application says reviewing eligibility and processing background check. (He is an Indian citizen.) They both say "your application is in processing". No medical request yet...

I'm with you. I applied May 14 and still no update. We are waiting for our medical request. It's been in review almost 4 weeks now. Hoping to hear next week. But yes, the waiting is a big weight on my shoulders as I don't know what country I'll be in by August. :(

I'm a bit confused with your situation. What country are you applying from? I also am the main applicant and applied for my husband to get an open work permit along with me. We are still waiting for our medical request. How long did it take to receive your medical request? When we talked to...

Yep, many of us are still waiting. I applied May 14th with no medical. Still waiting for the medical request. I received an automated email on week 2 and another on week 4, nothing else, no updates.

What is your timeline? I'm waiting for medical request as well. Processing in India says 3 weeks and Tuesday will be 5 weeks for me. Planning on sending web form at the 5 week mark. What did you say on the web form?

Don't quote me on this, but I believe others have received their PPR the day after they got the biometrics correspondence letter. Hopefully that means you'll be approved tomorrow!

Yes, there are a few of us who received a second correspondence on the 4 week mark. I just received one yesterday. Nothing else has changed...still waiting. Did it say "Your application is in process and is proceeding normally. We have received a large number of study permit applications from...

Applied: May 14 (general class, no upfront medical) Husband gave Biometrics: May 16 (We applied for his OWP and I'm not required for biometrics as a US citizen) 1st Correspondence: May 28 2nd Correspondence: June 11 So it does seem to be 2 weeks after and then 4 weeks after that they sent the...

What is your timeline?

I'm applying from India, general class.

I'm a sister not brother. ;) I got the email automatically, exactly on my 4 week date.