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What you can do is simply email them CSE saying that "i am writing to you as per your suggestion for applicants whose application has passed the regular waiting times...." I did the same and they replied positively.

I believe that you should only if you want to know more about your application. It took them 3-4 days to produce mine which was - astonishingly - 367 page pdf! Did not slow anything however, as far as i know. Good luck :)

PNP Accepted. September/2015 AOR. Extension approved. Ecas not working now. PREVIOUS ECAS - Medicals passed. GCM NOTES - March/2016 Criminality Passed. Background Passed. Cost Recovery complete. RPRF Complete. I sent an email as per CIC's suggestion for applications that have passed the...

PNP Accepted. September/2015 AOR. Extension approved. Ecas not working now. PREVIOUS ECAS - Medicals passed. GCM NOTES - March/2016 Criminality Passed. Background Passed. Cost Recovery complete. RPRF Complete. I sent an email as per CIC's suggestion for applications that have passed the...

I am not sure where would you get that info from but it isn't true. GCMS notes would NOT slow down your process. Come on.

No. You're not the only one.

Thanks for the answer. I'm in a similar case. No 1 year requirement on passport, luckily for me, too.

Same here. R10 complete. I guess it's very soon to come. GCM Notes say Candidate Complete.

Sept 23. No email yet. Bridging work permit issued.

Similar, yes.

oh really shush...im here to help and be helped. FYI, the PR application isn't the only and last application in the process..geez..again, now you've heard of someone HERE that has not been asked to resubmit a medical test. Also, there was a mix up between PR and temporary exams. sigh...people.

Where are you getting this information about doing the medical twice because i submitted 1 PR application 1 Study Permit and 1 Work PErmit using 1 medical exam and guess what - ALL APPROVED. Please back up your information.

To add to my previous comment, the reason i suggest to do so is that you actually cross borders and when you go through the CBSA, they might ask questions and might even confirm with CIC that you're an applicant. They have even questioned a member of this forum about a returned PR application...

You are underestimating the CIC officers. Providing them with vital information about your background and history would hinder your application? They need to know literally EVERYTHING. I cannot give you solid reference because i don't have any. However, i can tell you that a CIC representative...

Um yes you should notify CIC of any travels as it may affect your background history.

Thanks for replying to your own question. I am going through the same. Just applied for study permit while waiting for PR.

Address history no No. In Travel history yes.

Hi, I had sent in an application in 2014 but was returned due to cap reach. How do I tackle the questions below: Have you applied for PR before? Should I say yes? If yes, what is the PR File number? Should I put "0000000"? Thanks in advance.

It does not mention arrest. It does however ask whether you've been "detained, incarcerated or put in jail"