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Wow. That is a long wait. I wonder what the holdup is? I mean if you already have a decision made why is it taking so long to send you something about it? I hope you hear something soon. Best wishes!

From the date that the doctor's office uploaded my medicals to the eMedical system it was about 4 weeks until I got the TLU in eCAS. Yours should be coming very soon. ;D That said, I also submitted the PCC for my wife that was pending (mine was sent in originally with the application) and I...

My medicals were conducted on 06/19, according to the Dr's office they were uploaded to the eMedical system on 06/24. I did not get TLU in eCAS until 7/20. Hang in there...for some it just takes longer.

It really is a mystery on how the processing times on any of this works. There is another person in this forum (named Imp23) who had the same application date and same MR email date as me. He went immediately and got his ME done, got the eCAS medical update, PPR and has already landed. His...

Awesome!!!! Congrats!!!! :D ;D :D ;D :D

I've been away from the forum for a bit and I just saw this!!!! Congrats buddy!!!! I am so happy for you. I know it must have been such a relief to finally get this after so long. Kudos for staying calm throughout the process. Seeing so many others get MR when you had earlier dates had to...

There might be one specific to land crossing, but I'm not aware of it. I don't think it would be all that different, really. If you are going to cross from the US to Canada by road and not stay that long, I assume you are planning to return to the US for a time. It does take time for you to...

This post has a lot of information you may find useful: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/landing-in-canada-all-you-need-to-know-t36735.0.html;msg240281#msg240281

Here are some ideas: If you are in the US, as work-around you could get transportation to the border (not crossing it), walk across with your COPR, then one in Canada, get transportation to your final destination. Or, if you have a friend who could drive you, that might work. Alternatively...

Well, the cost is $50 (Canadian or equivalent in another currency) and the application is submitted to the visa office of the country one is coming from. I haven't seen what it looks like but I'm assuming it is a paper document that allows you a one-time re-entry.

If you are traveling back to Canada by personal vehicle (from the USA) you can use the COPR. If you are traveling by commercial transportation (bus, train, plane, etc.) You can only re-enter Canada with the PR Card. If you have lost it, or if you hadn't yet received it, in order to be allowed...

The answers can be found below in the information from the CIC Website. The bold emphasis is mine to highlight those parts that are pertinent to you. Who needs a police certificate? In general, you and all the people in your family who are 18 or older need to get a police certificate. You...

Congrats!!! Glad to hear you finally received it! ;D

Congrats!!! :D

Thanks harrysaini, vinaj & Kinji84!! ;D I'm curious to see how this will go now for me. I'm from a visa-exempt country (US Passport) so I don't know if they will do a PPR or if they will just send COPR. I've heard of it happening both ways. For anyone who has received PPR...does it come by...

I logged into eCAS and saw it now finally shows the TLU: 3.Medical results have been received. ;D :D ;D :D ;D :D

Nope. Still just at SLU. The Dr submitted the ME and my wife's PCC was received in Ottawa on July 2. RPRF was paid already too so now I'm just waiting.

I've been away from the forum for a while. I'm glad to see you finally got SLU harrysaini!!! Hopefully MR will come very soon for you now. :D

Awesome!!! Congratulations!!! With a timeline so close to mine, except that I fell behind you a bit in getting my ME done, it is so exciting to me to see you achieve this success! ;D 8)