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Minimum is 11-12 months according to stats but unfortunately there is no maximum

It is not required from your side but there is no harm in doing it just to be safe

Hi all, My wife received the passport back with shiny visa today. The whole process took just over 1 year. It is one of the happiest days of my life. Past 12 months were the longest 12 months of my life. They were filled with stress, anxiousness, anger, eagerness and excitement. I was...

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Your wife will get PPR soon. I suggest you confirm with the doctor to make sure they have sent the results to NDVO.

Thanks! I hope you get yours soon. Thanks! June 23

And the moment of joy that I was anxiously waiting for last 1 year has arrived. ;D Wife received PPR today through email and will be submitting passport tomorrow ;)

Apply for notes first and then do MP inquiry. NDVO is already processing July end files so no point in waiting.

OMG! I can't believe my eyes. :o eCAS shows "Decision Made" under PR Application Status section. I thought that CIC stopped updating eCAS as my SA doesn't reflect there even now. My wife received re-medical request on June 22 and did it on 23rd. Now wait for the PPR begins! This is the best...

It is still 19 months according to CIC website but most cases get processed within 12 months.

Based on previous posts by members it takes 2-3 months for NDVO to process additional documents

When did your friend's wife did remedical?

You can apply at any time. It usually takes 30 days to arrive.

NDVO is currently working on June-July 2015 files so it is probable that it will take some time before they get to October applications. You must be Canadian Citizen or PR in order to apply for GCMS notes on behalf of your spouse. It will provide you latest and detailed update on your file in...

It will most likely be full medical

It's awkward that they asked for additional document after re-medical. I thought they request remedical only after eligibility is passed.

Many July 2015 applicants have recently received remedical requests. If you haven't received one yet, either you can wait for another 1 or 2 weeks or you can apply for GCMS notes at http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/atip/requests-atip.asp. It costs $5 and you will get PDF notes with any...

This thread would be useful to you http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/visitor-visa-grantedwife-of-pr-t273759.0.html

It normally takes 1 week for a doctor/hospital to upload results to CIC. 2 weeks is a bit more but doesn't look unusual. Your doctor may not be emedical enabled.

Yes, it is a re-medical request. The email should have a PDF attachment with your details that you need to take to CIC panel doctor. Congrats!!