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Yes, it worked fine for me.

Were they IRCC authorized consultancy? I doubt they were.

Hi, India, regular and online. 8th June application submitted, 13th June Biometric enrolled, 9th July Biometrics correspondence, 10th passport request.

Yes, I did. I received the original passport request the very next day after receiving the biometrics correspondence letter.

That's about the expected time. No need to worry.

So I added my eMedical acknowledgement in the Client Information section and my Visa was approved.

A biometric correspondence letter simply states the validity of your biometrics. Usually, after the correspondence letter is sent, within a day or two, the original passport request letter is sent. You get all communications in your CIC account. On your email, you'll only get an alert that...

Received “Original Passport Request” today. So this makes my timeline as follows - 8th June - Application Submitted 13th June - Biometrics Submitted 9th July - Medical Passed and Correspondence Letter 10th July - Original Passport Request Good luck.

If they follow the exact same timeline as in my case, you should expect to get the correspondence next week. Good luck.

No clue. I’m simply relieved that it is at least being processed after a month of no updates.

I received the email at 2:30 a.m. IST

University.

Hi, It was non-SDS, if that’s what you meant?

Medical Passed and received a Correspondence Letter which basically states my biometrics validity. The letter was sent by CPC-Ottawa, NHQ - Centralized Processing Region. I did not receive any acknowledgement letter in between. So for guys, who don’t receive an acknowledgement letter every 14...

Still no update on my end.

Biometrics on 13th June. Yeah, I also saw that it’s a random process.

I hope not. I also didn’t get any acknowledgment letter.

First of all, try to be calm or else you won’t be able to think clearly. Shit happens in life and things don’t always go according to your plans. There are still a couple of things you can do - 1. Let your University know about the Visa situation and start exploring the option of deferring...

Any update for you guys?