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AOR December 15, 2017 Medical - Aug 15, 2018 Ghost update May 21, 2019 DM today

Yep just a photocopy

sad lol

how naughty have you been? ;)

December 15, 2017 - Got a ghost update this morning. I called last week and security didn't start, I'm hoping this ghost update means security started :)

It's a risk you were willing to take... I'm not judging, I'm also a risk taker - Yeah I would do everything using Alberta's address, etc..

I didn't think visa-free counties need to send in the physical passport. I always thought a copy of the passport is sufficient

send a web form and attach your medical confirmation, you can request it from your doctor

I'm in the same boat! while I'm happy for people from 2018 to be done with this nightmare, It frustrates me that 2017 applicants got shoved aside so they can lower their average processing time from 20 months to 19. we shouldn't be paying to redo the medical, to be honest. This should be done...

that would do nothing but increase the call wait time

Re-apply

it looks like what I read is true, people who got their medical in 2019 are getting approved!! Congrats to you all. Hopefully they will get to us who had medical in 2018 sometime before they expire

feb 2nd - just got refusal for not attaching a copy of your Provincial Nomination Certificate, I swear I did but to my understanding there's no appeal - another BOWP $$ down the drain

I agree ;-( it helps to take a look at the older 2017 threads. Some people have been waiting for 24 months+, then you realize that isn't that bad after all

You sent your application 4 days before me. Have you heard any update?

Wait for the golden email ...........

lol, you let banks boss you around to get your business and make money off you? try it next time, grow a pair and tell them no "Don't ever let someone tell you that you can't do something. You got a dream, you gotta protect it. When people can't do something themselves, they are going to tell...

Please spend some time to get to know your rights Canada’s Privacy Commissioner isn’t too fond of using SINs on mortgage applications. Her office put out a report June 8 that states: A “SIN is not required to conduct a credit check.” “There is no legislative requirement for the SIN to be...