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Yes, it was processed at CPC-Ottawa. We got Medical/PCC request on Jun 22nd, 2016. They received everything on Jul 13th, 2016. We got photos request (no passport request in our case as my parents are US citizens) on Aug 12th 2016 and finally we got CoPR in mail on Aug 26th 2016. So to answer...

COMPLETED!! I got my parents landing done at Rainbow Bridge, Niagara Falls on Aug 28th morning at 2am. It was painless process even though I went with my expired Canadian Passport. I mailed parents application on Jan 2nd 2014 and 969 days or 2 years, 7 months and 27 days later my Parents...

We just received CoPR for my parents!!! They are in Canada with us, if we don't get early appointment with local CIC office. We will go to Niagara for flag pole! :D :D :D

Congrats! They need return envelopes to send CoPR for your parents.

Thanks Rossei and Soonihope for the insight. My parents are visiting us right now and will be here with us for month or so. Will it be okay to send prepaid and self addressed envelope with our Canadian address?

Hi Everyone I need some advise on email my dad received on Aug 12th. CPC-Ottawa has asked for Two photographs for my parents but no passport request. Online status is changed to Decision Made (We already sent PCC, FBI and Medical results). My parents are US Citizens. This is what the email...

I checked my parents online status and now it says "4.Medical results have been received." Last time I checked the status was on July 12th Tuesday but there was no information about medical. So I am assuming it was updated on July 13th, 2016 :D ;D

April 19th 2016

I got request from CIC Ottawa for my parents PCC from India and FBI Clearance from US (they are US citizens), plus Medical and RPRF on June 22nd. I sent them PCC, FBI Clearance and RPRF via email Today. Medical is scheduled for this Saturday. Any guess how long it will take for Passport...

So I got email from CIC on Feb 25 2016 that my application is missing NOAs and my birth certificate. Which is not true, I checked copy of the original file I sent to CIC and it had both NOAs and Birth certificate. I sent these documents again and yesterday April 19th, 2016, I got email that I...

I received email from CIC too, June 9th at 3:42PM that my application is accepted. My Application was Delivered on Jan 3rd 2014 Thanks :)

I made sure my parents were here for the New Year :)

My CC for $1100 was charged on Jan 20th. Never been this happy for getting charged :D :D :D

You keep ignoring the contributions which PGP applicants and sponsor will make to Canadian Economy. That offsets what ever strain PGPs put on Canadian public health care system. Jason Kenney was very clear when he addressed this specific issue “The redesigned Parent and Grandparent program...

You are talking about old stats while I am discussing the new requirements. If you believe CIC didn't do their math and actually loosing money on PGP program then your naive. The new standard requirements for PGP were drawn keeping in mind Canada's public health-care system and other social...

All the PRs or Citizens put strain on medical system not just PGP applicants. The strain by PGP applicants is also being offset by other factors. Can you show me some stats comparing how much strain PGP applicants put vs how much they contribute to the economy?

Problem is you are only concentrating on one aspect of PGP. I never said open all type of sponsorship but to find a middle ground. Striking a perfect balance between revenue and other factors is the key. New standard policy does achieve that.

There will always be pro and cons for any type of immigration whether it is spousal or parent's sponsorship. It is a fact that not all sponsored spouses will enter workforce and it is also true that not all parents will be burden to our economy. Why would you just concentrate on one con? A...

You asked me how supervisa is not for everyone and I gave you valid examples. If I am deflecting from the issue than it is only because of you. You started it. It's funny how conveniently you are blaming me. With new standard requirements of PGP, people who were likely to put strain on...

Supervisa is a visitor Visa and not a permanent residency. I am sure you understand the difference between the two and I need not to mention restrictions like not able to work, get drivers license, build credit history here, memberships etc on Supervisa.