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Congratulations! All the best.

Hello Kimi, Actually, my medicals along with RPRF and Indian PCC were received by the visa office on 03.06.10. I had to wait for the FBI PC to submit my passport. Once the passport was received, visa was granted within a week. Therefore, logistics of each case are different. If you have recently...

Documents were received by ND CHC on 06.28.09, it went into process on 09.28.09, and medical notification was issued on 01.22.10. So, about 7 months from 'documents sent' to 'medical issued'. Initial application was received at Nova Scotia on 04.22.09. But, this does not tell you anything about...

My case went into process on September 28th, 2009 and the notification for medicals was issued on January 21st, 2010, which I received first week of Feb. I think the stage to get to the medicals is the longest and once you get your medicals, it will be a straight shot from there. Patience is the...

University degree and work experience can be unrelated, but it helps to prove your case if they are in the same field. I think points are awarded independently for education and experience, however, a true skilled worker is one who has been trained and works in a related profession.

Any education credential if it is recognized by educational authorities in your country, it is acceptable for Canadian immigration.

For the FBI PC we are required to provide them a prepaid, self addressed envelope with our application, so they can mail the certificate back to us in the same envelope. If you want to save few days on the return mail, you can provide a prepaid, self addressed FedEx envelope, so they can use it...

Congratulations and best of luck :)

Thank you all for your kind wishes. I will pray for those who are still in process and continue to share what little I know about the Canadian immigration process.

Thank you all for your kind wishes. My medicals were received by ND CHC on 03.06.10, but I had to wait for the FBI PC to submit my passport.

Passport received with maple sticker on it. It took ND CHC only one week to stamp the visa. Passport was received on 04.21.10 and visa issued on 04.28.10.

With the grace of God and support of all the members of this forum, I received my passport back today with Canadian visa on it. Passport was received by ND CHC on 04.21.10 and the visa was stamped on 04.28.10. :)

As the application was processed and found ineligible to be processed in the U.S., the processing fee may not be refunded. However, an applicant does not lose his/her eligibilty to apply for Canadian PR if they are illegal in the U.S. Think about choosing a visa office in your native country...

Most police stations and finger printing agencies have FD 258 cards in stock. Police stations charge a nominal fee to provide finger print service. I had mine done at my local police station for $5.00. It is difficult to find blank FD 258 cards because for some reason their supply seems to be...

Congratulations and best of luck in all your future endeavors.

It seems they have not received your medical result in its entirety; hence, they have made a decision with information at hand. Contact them ASAP.

Yes, it might work. Try RBC.com, I think they have branches in the U.S. Also, HSBC may be able to issue a bank draft, as they have branches both in the U.S. and Canada.

Try a bank that deals with foreign exchange transactions. Ask the bank officer if he/she can issue you an international bank draft payable in Canadian/Brazilian currency. All major banks have divisions that deal with foreign exchange. I got mine, payable in Canadian dollars, thru my relative in...

Don't forget the medical form (part A) received from the visa office that has applicant's picture on it. Also, don't forget to take any prescription eye glasses,if applicable, as you will be given an eye-sight test too. Some doctors ask for a negative of the passport size photo too, which is...