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Don't be anxious. Some waited 2 months from the date na na.receive ng CEM. Baka by end of August or sa September, may correspondence ka na. Hold on muna.

That's PPR. Check with your consultant. If you get PPR, that means, you passed the medicals.

At this point, all you need to do is wait for CEM's review on your results. It's there already, you're not in control anymore. In assessing one's medical issue, Canada will still determine whether the treatment requires excessive demand on their health care system. Since your specialist does...

Because those are holidays, I'm pretty sure they will be closed.

Too early to get worried, jeromeeric. Just continue to be patient and wait. It will come.

Hi, if CEM is aware of the delays of your medicals and has given extensions which you have strictly complied, then I don't think there's a problem with your ECAS. They've recently updated to a more detailed updates. About MOTT, it's not even contagious, so I don't think it's a ground for...

Nothing wrong with your ECAS, akkinikka.

Some receive their MRs after two months from submitting additional documents. Darating din yan.

Yeah, maybe we just have to rely and wait for CEM's correspondence. I've also read posts before that they got MRs before ECAS updates.

Cases are different. Some have DM before visa arrival, ang iba naman, dumating na 'yong visa tapos nag-DM sa ECAS.

Yes, we're free to contact CEM, especially if you think you're way behind the processing times (14 months). Some say they don't respond quickly, but I think it's worth the try. You can find the email address on this page: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/offices/missions/manila.asp

Hi, you don't have to worry about anything especially if you don't have any security and criminal record issues and if you have already submitted police certificates CEM had requested beforehand. As to when you're gonna receive ppr, it all depends on the visa officer handling your case. But...

Hi, unlike other Visa offices, CEM does not inform applicants that their applications have reached their office. The SLUs in our ECAS will tell us that our applications are being processed by CEM, though. So, I guess we just have to wait for that update or any communication from CEM in our inboxes.

No matter how worse things might appear, they don't always stay that way. Things always get better. So, there's actually no need to say "wala nang pag-asa", because we always have. We just have to keep the faith.

Hi, reading this forum really gives me more information about FSW, even more than I already know. Last night, I reviewed our documents and I was scrutinizing everything including BCs of children. I came to realize that my husband's occupation (main applicant) in the BCs of my kids was put NONE...

Try to read this. There was an applicant who had goiter issues but it went well. Don't worry. http://lbautista.proboards.com/thread/3488/refused-due-health-reasons

Why does CEM ask for baptismal certificate of father?

Me. Same NOC, Dec. 10 applicant, Feb. 28 PER. Please read 2172 FSW 2014 thread. You'll get lots of information there.

iiv, try calling CIC. You might get answers to your questions. And whatever it is, that might give you a peace of mind.

I think NOMINATION is not a term used in FSW 2014 (or any FSW). Nomination is used in applications for Provincial Nominee Program, where a province has to nominate you. It's definitely PER for FSW.