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If you're under CEC without PNP, this could be normal. I saw someone who waited 3 months without any change and then medical passed to ppr in less than 2 months. Not to mention Torontobluejay got PPR 6 days after medical passed.

It's the speed they are trying to achieve. So much pressure and public attention on finishing processing around 6 months. It's kind of like you guys want to have speedy processing, sure let's share some responsibilities together.

Mention it while landing!!! Do not delay your landing coz it will take much longer for the Ottawa office to do the amending. Let the border office correct it.

maybe another 5 weeks and then 2 more to PPR ;D

Got the first update today, on a Saturday :o I'm sure because I checked this morning and there was no change. CEC inland AOR Jan 11 Medical Passed Feb 18 No additional document needed Feb 18 And Background changed from NN to NS

Family day is not a holiday for federal employees.

Ah, My AOR is also on Jan. 11 I guess I'll get medical passed sometime in the next 2 weeks. ;D

looks like they may require you to go through another medical...

Nah, you will have to wait for the PR card after landing ;D

Good news is that these days, CEC seems to be processed fairly fast once it does get started. One applicant from Dec thread already got PPR on Monday with Dec 22 AOR. That's less than 2 months. And the MED passed on Feb 7, less than a week before the PPR. :o

another day passed without any movement on CEC inland... thought they would start on Jan applications this week but apparently I was wrong... maybe next week ;D

From the dec group, CEC has moved to AOR Dec 29 apps today So for Jan 11, hopefully we'll see changes in approx. 2 weeks 8)

Same AOR Jan 11 CEC inland, nothing has changed so far

It has 8 months to go. So yes, you can submit with it.

Esha Sri CEC November 18 76 January 19 62 In Progress(1) January 24 Canada Ottawa January 25 68 :o :o :o 62 days till Med Passed, then PPR in another 6 days? We would be interested to see the GCMS notes.

Wish the applicant could order GCMS notes so we can find out.

wow, some CEC cases in November... Over 60 days till Medical Passed. Then PPR in another 6 days. :o How do they get background check done so fast? or they request passport upfront for cases that they don't think will have a problem with CSIS report?

Looks like the PNP apps have been moving. CEC without PNP still waiting... sigh not sure how long is the queue of CEC applications waiting to have had a first look

Yeah, I thought the question was based on his permit expiring soon. And then I realized it's still valid till 2018... Still worth a shot for changing condition tho, same idea as the BOWP, except holding a valid work permit already.

1. Yes, the closed work permit will be invalid 2. Not sure if a visa could be conditioned, but it will still be valid since entry is up to the custom. So if they ask and your condition changes, you may not be granted entry in Canada. 3. Once approved, her permit is independent and will not be...