Hello Nataraj,dnataraj said:Congratulations Rajesh.arajesh5 said:Guys ...
I sent my application to Buffalo on April 23rd. By May 15, I received a letter asking me to fill in more information on IM0008. I returned the application on May 23. On Jun 15, my cashier's check was cashed. Today, on August 6, I received a file number starting with B followed by 9 digits. Also included with the letter is the request for a medical exam. I am yet to take the exam - After the results are sent to Canada - how long does it take to get to the next step (and by the what is... the next step).
Also, sometime in between, I had my expiring passport renewed and I hence have a new passport ? Should I do something about this ?
Thks,
Get the medicals done asap and send them to Ottawa. Make sure you send it by FedEx kind of thing so that you will have tracking info.
Sometime soon, you will get AOR ( the initial assessment) and request for PCC's and RPRF. Start getting your PCC's from FBI, all the states in the US you have stayed and all the countries you have resided. Apply to nearby Indian consulate asap as it will take long time depending on various factors.
Inform CIC about your new passport with all details like passport number etc through email as well as surface mail. Quote your immigration file number Bxxxxxxxxx in all correspondence.
You will be getting your PRR by this year end!!!
And my best wishes.
-dna
Wonderful response that was. Yes -I will let them know of my new passport information and will include the B-number with it.
By the way, I already sent them the PCCs from India, FBI "no record" statement with IM0008 n such. I however did not send the seperate state wise certificates (I've lived in like 4 odd states) !
Also, the instruction sheet included in the mail I received today has a set of instructions for the physician who will do my medicals. In it, it clearly states that the physician should not give the applicant (me) any of the documents / reports / chest Xrays! What do other applicants in the forum do ? Do they send their medical reports themselves or does the designation physician do that ?
Thanks much,
Rajesh