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IRCC Web Request allows you to attach documents.

I think it can. You'll need GCMS notes to know for sure.

I think this is really good. Just wait for the request to redo the medical exam, which - yes - can take time. And once you redo your medicals, prepare for... it took us 41 day to get the golden email after remedicals were confirmed.

I wish the remaining 11 people all the best and try not to lose hope. If you made it to this stage, there's a very good chance you will become PR, just need to wait. The statistics for PR, once again, is here...

I don't know and I am going to keep EVERYTHING until I am admitted to Canada as a permanent resident. After that all I will care about is the number of days away from Canada, for the future citizenship application, in three years.

Me too! Finally! Not the end yet though.

Well, my PPR was about two weeks ago, and the whole application was approved only today.

A few numbers for you: Remedicals done: 2 Oct 2019 Application approved: 22 Nov 2019

I got PPR a week ago, but the status is still displayed as "We are checking eligibility, we are performing background check".

Just wait - what else can you do... :(

Haha the statistics improved today, I can promise you that. :) Here is the link I use: https://myimmitracker.com/en/ca/trackers/consolidated-e-apr-tracker-express-entry-permanent-residency-application/analytics/statuses-by-months-of-submission Basically, on Monday 23 weeks ago, 88 people were...

This moment has come. I almost got used to the idea that this process will take forever. And suddenly - bams - "The processing of your application for permanent residence in Canada is almost complete. You must complete the following steps within 30 days in order for our department to issue...

No idea, really - to me they are just "the reasons why we have to wait". Probably "criminality" is about e.g. having robbed banks or so, while "security" is about e.g. having HIV or something.

One month ago, on October 2, I passed medicals - but nothing changed since then, no PPR, no nothing. On the other hand, only 105 people are waiting, as compared to 850+ half a year ago. Also, only 4 people of the August 2018 AOR people are still waiting, compared to 15 people of September 2018...

I guess it depends on whether that spouse was previously a common-law partner on your PR application. If not, then I guess he or she did not undergo security screening, did not provide their language test results, did not provide their degree confirmed by WES. So I don't know... I think you...

Like a broken watch that shows correct time twice per day, my simple linear model finally perfectly predicted the exact number of PPRs per week - 4. :) The number of people waiting for PPRs was 20 last week, and now it's 16. If this figure - 4 people per week - stays the same, it will only...

It's really hard to tell because, for example, my file shows "eligibility verification in progress", "background verification in progress", but I got a request for remedicals about a week ago. Go figure...

I didn't keep track of all the dates, but here's what I can remember or extract from my email: Medicals: 4-June-2018 AOR: 11-Sept-2018 Loooooooooong wait First GCMS: 15-May-2019 Second GCMS:16-Sept-2019 Remedicals request: 23-Sept-2019 Visa office: I think it's Sydney, Nova Scotia

There are still 20 people waiting for their PPRs. (88 - 20) / 17 = 4 people per week 20 / 4 = 5 weeks Looks like we are getting there!

Just got a request for re-medicals. The system is working after all.