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It's weird because some CIC docs/pages say over 18/in the last 10 years and some just say since 18 for police checks.

I see several November 2015 AIP's on the spreadsheet now >:(

Yes that's exactly what we did and for the same reason. We recently did the medical at an e-Medical equipped Dr. We did it as an "upfront" medical which is technically correct since CIC has not yet requested it. Then we sent the e-Medical confirmation sheet to CIC (copy of it). If you do this...

Meh, they're too busy moving on to November apps now >:(

And yes you are technically doing an "upfront" medical because you have not yet been requested to do one. It doesn't matter if you already submitted your application. If they haven't requested a medical from you, then it's an upfront medical. That's what we did. You should get a form from the...

I hear ya! August 2015 app here. I even read someone from November 2015 got AIP :o

That consultant should have known that you should send in the OWP app along with the PR app. Now the OWP will not come as fast. Read the info here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1exVjDW_qTVuCdi9Fnd5pKlOSA-XJ82Z4JDUZkUtQrE8/edit?pli=1#heading=h.9kbnttjhocgq It mentions sending the OWP...

If someone could update the spreadsheet for me (there's no relevant column in the update form). Please fill in for both "Medical" and "Police Check" column: --- sent May 31, 2016--- So I couriered the original Police Clearance Certificate and a copy of the upfront eMedical confirmation sheet...

Whiskey Tango Foxtrot!? :o

Here's an example of a Decision Made landing letter, it states not to ask CBSA for passport if they had seized it, that CIC will get it back from them. So if you can get to that point it may work out: "This refers to the Application for Permanent Residence you made under the Spouse or...

What would happen if you got that landing letter but were in the the midst of waiting for a renewed passport? So you don't have the old or the new one at that moment? Can you land at the office with a National ID card instead? I read that they want a valid travel document, but at the discretion...

Good, accurate points mikey. I've read threads from posters on here where it was allowed to be processed despite a deportation order in place, but that I'm sure is certainly a case by case situation, and I definitely wouldn't count on it.

^This.

bella6565 please add your new info into the spreadsheet "new entry and update" tab https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Yn3BFzI4q4xAy4EW3pG4CgQz9o3EzF5b18_tcSJwBhA/edit?pref=2&pli=1#gid=1992004750

That is possible. If they did detain, it would be to turn him over to the CBSA. At that point, there may be a chance that showing CBSA that CIC has granted him AIP will behoove CBSA to let that process play out. Or not.

Under a Public Policy in place since 2005, CIC does accept and processes inland application where the applicant is out out status. Since that applicant has been given AIP (deemed eligible to apply for PR), if informed, CBSA typically lets that process play out. When going to RCMP for...

Not sure what APR stands for. Seems they're flying through October 2015 apps now. Hey...CIC...over here..remember the March-August 2015'ers?!?!

Not sure if there is one in Toronto. Probably not. Note that channelers only provide that service to US citizens and US permanent residents.

Skitz - Yes the rush one week service was directly at the Royal Thai Police station in Bangkok. The cost seems to vary depending on the officers mood that day but tends to be between 1000-2000 baht, compared to 300 baht for the standard 30 day service. We had it done by a family member not an...

Did CIC request your medical or did you do it upfront (before the request)? If upfront, then you need to send CIC a copy of the emedical confirmation sheet you should have got from the Dr. That is so they can match it to the medical file that the Dr. sent. If they requested it (and you...