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Bangkok, Thailand Hospital: BNH Adult: 150 USD (4900 baht) Child (No X-Ray, no blood test): 90 USD (2900 baht)

No... It has been a silent week.

(FSW-Outland) AOR -- Apr 07 Medical Pass and IP2 -- Jun 09 (Don't ask me why) ADR (HK PCC) -- Jun 19 HK PCC submission -- Jun 21 HK PCC mailed to Sydney NS -- Jul 6 Email sent to CIC -- Jul 28 (CPC-CTD-Ottawa@cic.gc.ca) CIC replied by email, HKPCC received - Aug 2

Congratulations. Can you share your timeline? 1. You're a free bird. You can go to Canada from the Philippines. They won't ask why. 2. Nothing. That's all. 3. Correct. 4. Nope. Your COPR and passport stamp are enough. I wish you all the best in Canada!!

Interesting. I guess the process for family sponsorship is totally different then. For Express Entry, candidates are given 60 days to submit the police cert.

Correct. Just wait for their instructions.

You're the only person I heard who needs to give the certificate two times. Are you PNP? Can you share your timeline?

You will get it when you pay it in person. If you apply it by mail, you will receive it in a register mail. A side note: Last time I called, the officer highly recommended applying in person or asking someone you know to do it because he/she will know whether there is any document missing or...

It was for my FSW PR. Have you received your request letter from CIC?

Update from me: (FSW-Outland) AOR -- April 07 Medical Pass -- Jun 09 ADR (HK PCC) -- Jun, 19 HK PCC submission -- Jun 21 HK PCC sent -- Jul, 6 Email sent to CIC -- Jul 28 (CPC-CTD-Ottawa@cic.gc.ca) <- I chose to write to this office because my GCMS notes indicate the file was transferred to...

CIC wrote back 5 days after my email asking if they have received my pcc from Hong Kong police. They confirm they have received all the documents, nothing outstanding. Let's how long it takes them to process the rest of it.

Patience is the key. Getting an ITA is just a start of a very long journey. All the best guys;).

Your previous post is saying that being rejected @IP2 is cruel. My logic tells me that you already assume IP2 is already at a late stage and rejection shouldn't happen. I'm sorry if I got you wrong. :oops: Anyway, my point is IP2 doesn't mean safe but it doesn't mean one should be panic. ;)

This is exactly what I meant by don't make assumptions (on the status pattern and the meaning of IP1/2)... I'm telling you my status went into IP2 before the agent reads the details of my file.

I highly recommend everyone not to make any assumptions on your IP1/2 NA status. My case went into IP2 on Jun 9, the day my medical passed. According to my GCMS notes, they didn't read the details of my employment reference until Jun 22. LITERALLY, IP2 means nothing. CIC is proven to be...

You can upload it now. That's fine.

If your bank can generate a letter with the average balance of the past 6 months, no statement is required. Talk to your bank first.

Very detailed info. Thanks. I can confirm my FSW O follows the same pattern except that the medical passed 6x days after AOR.

CIC is likely to send the request letter to your account after your medical passed. (My FSWO case: request letter came 70 days after AOR) Then you will be given 60 days to upload a colored scan of the certificate.

Not needed unless they send you a message for an updated travel history. In most cases, application decision is based on what is provided in the e-APR. So, don't worry.