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"So even if the application is approved, they can't issue the ppr" ---> it doesn't make sense. What are they going to do if they can't issue the ppr for approved applications?

In my opinion, I don't think quota and the processing time are related. The main point here is that there are so many AoRs that have been in very long process (more than 6 months) in this Vancouver office. Less quota doesn't mean it takes longer to process applications. :P

Anyone knows the reasons why the PR applications are taken too long to process in Vancouver office? I don't think the reasons are from the complexity of the applications?

Guys, I just got a news that my MP has been named as a new Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship today. This is a great news for my PR application because the process of my application can be speed up hopefully, I think. :P

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I work at a provincial big organization. In GCMS notes, although it says that employers information is confirmed via web-search tools, it mentions that it's unable to verify my working experience in Canada and foreign while I submitted and sent to IRCC everything it needs to process, verify and...

Thanks. Do you know how long does IRCC extend medicals till?

My AoR was April 2nd and my upfront medical exam that I passed in May expires in this month. I am still waiting for the result of my PR application. Does anyone get PPR or PR approved with an expired medical exam? I don't know whether I should wait a IRCC's request of a redo or I have to redo...

Nothing as of today. Vancouver office is the slowest office to process PR applications, I think. :P

Same here. My AoR was April 2nd and absolutely it's not fun to see PPRs from recent AoRs: July-Sept. So mad, so jealous and so mean :P

I wrote a letter to ServiceOntario via its website and got its response. It said that it will address the health insurance problem of those who apply for PR and waiting for the result and contact me for further information. Although there is no hope, our right is to raise a voice because we are...

Thank you. I will let her know this.

Same here. I have no idea how long I have to wait. I'm not a patient person, so IRCC is challenging my patience

My AoR was April 2nd and still in process for 7 months. VO is Vancouver. I start disliking the Vancouver office that is told that it's busy and take very long to process the PR applications.

So is it possible to pass eligibility? I got GCMS notes and it says CEC:MET but Eligibility:Review required. Very confused!

What does it mean "Eligibility status: Review required"? My VO is at Vancouver in 7 months.

What if she mentions the significant change in her health? COPR would be canceled and she can't get her PR status? In other words, she was told that she is cancer-free now by her doctors and follow-up checkups, means she is healthy. so is it okay for her not to disclose any significant changes...

Thank you. Honestly, I don't know how to talk to her about her matter. It's up to her whether she wants to disclose it or not.

She told me that she worries that her PR application can get rejected if she has to redo her medical exam and disclose her cancer.

Hi everyone, I'm asking on behalf of my friend who applied PR under EE_CEC-inland. She has been waiting for the result of her PR application for almost a year and her upfront medical exam expired. She was diagnosed with cancer after she applied for PR. All her treatments were done and she was...