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We just triple checked all documents we received and we really didn't receive anything else other than Medical Request and RPRF (both on July 11th, the day they said they sent the request). Maybe they sent something in the mail that we didn't get yet... but my guess is that they meant the RPRF...

Yeah I guess we should contact them. I'm fairly certain that they just meant RPRF and Medical though. We'll see! The one thing that's for sure is that we didn't receive any other request than those two... Thanks a lot for your help! :D

Hey charlottemontreal, Hope things are going well for you. Since I know we have a similar situation, I'll just ask you directly. Does a line similar to this show up in your Ecas? We only received Medical Request and RPRF on July 11, and people are saying that this line only shows up in ecas...

This line is in ecas and not on the RPRF or Medical emails. Does your ecas still have just 3 lines above medical received?

Guys, if anyone knows, is it normal for ecas to update with a line like the following for RPRF and Medical Request? We got those on July 11, but we're wondering if we possibly missed a request for additional docs. Is this message in ecas usually only reserved for additional docs or RPRF and...

We didn't receive anything else... are you sure this is the case? It appeared on ecas the same day as they asked for RPRF and sent Medical Request :(

Guys, if anyone knows, is it normal for ecas to update with a line like the following for RPRF and Medical Request? We got those on July 11, but we're wondering if we possibly missed a request for additional docs. Is this message in ecas usually only reserved for additional docs or RPRF and...

Oh ok so basically you had to send in 2 hard copy photos, THEN bring 2 more hard copy photos with you while landing and give them in person?

So basically, if you're from a Visa Exempt country, you can send the scanned passport biodata pages and photos electronically? (like via email) and then physically bring 2 more hard copy photos when you go to land which they will use for PR cards? So no need to mail anything physically? Is this...

If you speak french, pretty much anywhere. Quebec City has a great job market. If you're only comfortable in English, Montreal is probably your best bet and only real choice beyond the Ottawa area right on the border of Ontario.

Medical Received line is on ecas as of today! From a visa exempt country here, what's the next step? And how soon should it be expected? Thanks! :D

Hi charlottemontreal, I've looked this up and as far as I can tell, it looks like it does mean Ready for Visa. I bet it just means it's going through final approval and your PPR/COPR is juuuuust around the corner :D Best of luck to you and keep us updated! On my side, I just saw ecas...

For me it says that it will be submitted to CIC after the results are complete. Hopefully they get the results soon and submit them via eMedical...

Thanks a bunch! Hopefully PPR comes quickly after this stage :D

Thanks! Did they also email you a proof of exam document? Does it need to be sent to CIC too?

Did anyone in the Montreal area go to Medisys clinic for the medical exam? They sent an email to us with proof of medical exam, and I'm wondering if that means they didn't send it to CIC via emedical and they're expecting us to do it ourselves somehow, and if we need to send this proof of...

Did anyone in the Montreal area go to Medisys clinic for the medical exam? They sent an email to us with proof of medical exam, and I'm wondering if that means they didn't send it to CIC via emedical and they're expecting us to do it ourselves somehow, and if we need to send this proof of...

Did anyone in the Montreal area go to Medisys clinic for the medical exam? They sent an email to us with proof of medical exam, and I'm wondering if that means they didn't send it to CIC via emedical and they're expecting us to do it ourselves somehow, and if we need to send this proof of...

I really don't think it would be grounds for rejection at all, it seems to be an increasingly common ask from CIC, but the common theme seems to be that people who live anywhere but Quebec during the processing of the application are more likely to be asked for it. Since you live in the USA...

Do you know why they are asking you this question? Did you live in Canada outside of Quebec for a while? Did you get CSQ under PEQ?