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All true. I applied for my PGWP (and got it) as soon as my marks were finalized and I was eligible to graduate. However, for CEC, you must have officially graduated. Remember, you can't graduate until you've paid all your fees and cleared your account. So, you aren't a graduate until you have a...

I'd say 3-4 weeks is actually unusually fast. My medicals were received on Oct 4th, status updated to "Medicals have been received" on Oct 22nd. And I have no further update...So, over a month (5 weeks) for me. I've seen people here like pongpong who get it in weeks, while others wait between...

how has your contact info changed???

wow that's amazing. congrats. now, my stress level is even higher as they got my medicals on the 4th of October. then, they updated to 'medicals received' on 24th of October, and no PPR yet!

Finally, this morning my status was changed to Medicals received...My result arrived there on the 4th of October. Your status should change soon as well. And don't worry about the fact that your results were sent earlier than mine. If you read my previous posts, someone whose results arrived on...

does your ecas stay 'medicals received yet'??? mine were delivered on the 4th of october and still no update.

congrats man! i've sent in my medicals 14 days ago. and still no update on ecas. on trackitt, an april applicants who sent in his medicals after me already has his ecas updated to 'medicals received'. the inconsistency is tiring!

I didn't read such an instruction. the only time limits are the 60 days from you receiving the request to CIC receiving the results. I posted a question that no one has answered yet; there are two different dates on my medical exam as the doctor put the wrong date in on one of the pages. I did...

yeah, i think you got beat up for nothing. i didn't find anything even remotely rude about your post.

i did my medicals and the doctor kept a copy of the results for me. i noticed that he signed the wrong date on the page that requires his signature. my exam took place on september 21 and he listed at september 02. on all other pages, including original lab results, and the first page of the...

i think you've done all that you could--honestly. Sometimes, we just have to let go. You've applied for an LMO before yoru work permit expires. You've applied for a work permit before it expires (or will do so) and CIC will wait about 2 months. That is all you can do. You can apply for a visitor...

Salary is not an issue. The only way it may become an issue is if your job duties don't seem legitimate, or your company doesn't seem legitimate. And even in that case, I would expect the visa officer to inquire further rather than reject you outright. For example, if you work for ABC company...

you're both fine. my app was received on the 9th. i got AOR on 31st may. and medicals on the 6th of sept. so, it seems like two of you are exactly three weeks behind. and, also, you're still within the 120 days limit. so relax. you should hear something within the next few weeks. but if you...

thanks for the detailed answers, although CIC will forever remain a blackbox to me. good luck to us all and may the lords act favourably.

So if mine went into processing on the 5th, and i got medicals requested on the 6th, would that imply that the VO was satisfied with at least the eligibility component? Or that he is simultaneously requesting medicals and will evaluate at the same time? Tough question, I know.

SO, i applied in march and got med request on sept. 6th. On my ecas, it says "we started processing your application on september 5th" What exactly is "processing"? Does that mean that until september 5th, my application was literally just sitting there?

Yeah, you'll have to reapply. I'm curious why it wasn't returned to you in the first place as AOR only comes if your application package is complete.

You have to indicate your travels. So, CIC will know that you were not in Canada for those months. If it were me and I still had time left on my work permit, i would wait until I make up those 4 months in Canada. It's tough and disappointing, but c'est la vie.

I'm a march applicant, and for me, the "in process" status went up right after my medicals request. probably within a day or so, or even hours.

if you can confidently tick off every item on the checklist, do not include anything additional. they won't 'like' you more if you do. sometimes, you are unable to provide a document. only in this case should you include other documents that you think can be used as a substitute. of course, you...