Applications after 26/6 in any NOC CONNECT HERE TO GET THE STATUS

[donmar]

Hey I got my PER !!! I am jumping with joy !!! ;D ;D ;D

Turn me blue please..Thanks to everyone who wished

congrats jojokab and all the best

 

[Cappuccino]

There are 2 types of possible 'in process' status. One for those applicants whose applications have been reached CIO and for others whose applications have reached thr respectice VOs. My guess is in both these categories, the status which is shown there would remain 'in process'.

That's an interesting idea. Ours started out as "In Process" once ECAS was available, and we had already had our PER by this time. Then on 11th February it changed to "Received by Visa Office" which at the time looked like a step backwards - but if you go "In Process" twice (once at CIO and again at VO) then this kinda makes sense.

Wayne.

 

[victor.shareen]

Only if it is expires before a final decision is made. IMO visa office will look at the expiry date when they send medical requests and if they feel they won't have enough time to finalise the application then they will ask for new PCC with medical requests. If they feel they have sufficient time then they won't ask for new ones.

We sent our application on 23rd August but we got PCC fairly early in the document-gathering process, around middle of July. So will be touch and go for us, we may have to get new ones in July just depends on processing time at London VO.

Wayne.

Thanks Indira and Wayne...We had applied for our PCC in aug '10...n v submitted our application during mid sep '10....so i guess it will b a touch n go for us too


Shareen

 

[Cappuccino]

Thanks Indira and Wayne...We had applied for our PCC in aug '10...n v submitted our application during mid sep '10....so i guess it will b a touch n go for us too


Shareen

But as I keep saying - in order to now advise new applicants to include their PCC with their application, CIO must be reasonably confident that most cases will be finalised within 12 months. So although it will be touch and go, I think there is a good chance we could have our visa finalised before the PCCs run out.

Wayne.

 

[Jurav]

Hey folks

Though i've been reading through this thread regularly, i've never had much opportunity to participate in it actively. As a result, i just noticed that my name was removed from the spreadsheet and quietly placed under 'inactive users'

I've decided to kick-start my participation by announcing that i had received my PER ;D ;D ;D on 3rd Feb. What kept me from letting you folks know......my sheer excitement i guess :

I'd appreciate it if you could add me back to the list.

Cheers

 

[ammaartahir]

"We have completed an initial review of your application for permanent residence and we now require the
* Valid National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) clearance for every family member age 18 and over (travelling to Canada), issued within the last six months, with thumbprint and dry seal affixed. Please send us the original copy. "Personal copy" is not accepted. DO NOT FAX YOUR NBI CLEARANCE.
* Completed Additional Family Information form (IMM 5406) for _______
* Medical examinations
You, your spouse/common-law-partner and all your dependent children, whether they are accompanying you to Canada or not must successfully complete a medical examination as part of Canada's immigration requirements. Refer to the attached medical instructions and list of Designated Medical Practitioners for more information.
* Payment of Right of Permanent Residence fees (RPRF) of CAD$490 or P21,000 for yourself and if applicable, your accompanying spouse/common-law partner. No RPRF payment is required for non-accompanying spouses/common-law partners.
............................
IMPORTANT: In your signed application for permanent residence, you indicated funds that you will bring to Canada for settlement purposes. At any time before the finalization of your application or before your landing in Canada, you may be required to demonstrate that these funds remain readily available for transfer or use in Canada. Failure to satisfy this requirement could result in the refusal of your being granted permanent residence in Canada.

THE INFORMATION WE HAVE REQUESTED ABOVE MUST BE PROVIDED TO US WITHIN SIXTY(60) DAYS FROM THE DATE OF THIS LETTER...."

Thanks a bunch ladyk! It means that they are valid if they are issued with in 6 months before sending to the Manila VO... I believe and hope that the expiry condition would be the same for all visa offices; atleast, for the london VO

Thanks again

Ammaar

 

[nitinkalra99]

Many congratulations

Good luck for journey ahead...

Hey folks

Though i've been reading through this thread regularly, i've never had much opportunity to participate in it actively. As a result, i just noticed that my name was removed from the spreadsheet and quietly placed under 'inactive users'

I've decided to kick-start my participation by announcing that i had received my PER ;D ;D ;D on 3rd Feb. What kept me from letting you folks know......my sheer excitement i guess :

I'd appreciate it if you could add me back to the list.

Cheers

 

[smiler 11]

;D ;DJust received our PER,im well excited,had to tell all on here now of to tell the family, thanks for all the support up to this stage so far,goodluck to all :-* :-* :-*

 

[Cappuccino]

Hey folks

Though i've been reading through this thread regularly, i've never had much opportunity to participate in it actively. As a result, i just noticed that my name was removed from the spreadsheet and quietly placed under 'inactive users'

I've decided to kick-start my participation by announcing that i had received my PER ;D ;D ;D on 3rd Feb. What kept me from letting you folks know......my sheer excitement i guess :

I'd appreciate it if you could add me back to the list.

Cheers

Hi - congrats on your PER!

The requirement to stay active on the spreadsheet is that you need to post on this thread at least once per month, else users are moved to the inactive tab.

It is very important that the information represents the current situation for users and hence why we don't want to keep users with potentially out of date information on there.

I will re-add you to the spreadsheet tonight when I get back from work (can't do it very easily from work nowadays) if non of the other admins has done it by then.

Best wishes.
Wayne.

 

[Cappuccino]

;D ;DJust received our PER,im well excited,had to tell all on here now of to tell the family, thanks for all the support up to this stage so far,goodluck to all :-* :-* :-*

Gratz on your PER!
Wayne.

 

[indira_prab]

;D ;DJust received our PER,im well excited,had to tell all on here now of to tell the family, thanks for all the support up to this stage so far,goodluck to all :-* :-* :-*

Congrats

Thanks,

Indira Prabhakaran.

 

[indira_prab]

Hi - congrats on your PER!
The requirement to stay active on the spreadsheet is that you need to post on this thread at least once per month, else users are moved to the inactive tab.
It is very important that the information represents the current situation for users and hence why we don't want to keep users with potentially out of date information on there.
I will re-add you to the spreadsheet tonight when I get back from work (can't do it very easily from work nowadays) if non of the other admins has done it by then.
Best wishes.
Wayne.

I added Jurav back on the tracker a while back

Thanks,

Indira Prabhakaran.

 

[kathe]

Dear Temasek, Kevinca, Kathe and Victory,

When you guys received 2nd AOR from Singapore VO, what email address they are coming from? I would want to have the id on the safe list.

Also why some of us are getting snail mail and some getting email from VO?

Sorry for late reply as just turned it on and saw the post, Singapore VO sent my AOR to me by post and the date of AOR was 17th Feb, but it reached my home on 21st Feb, the contents are identical with Temasek’s AOR.VO issued new file number that started with B0 but different from the previous one provided by CIO. As Temaske’s post, I noticed that Singapore VO has sent AOR via post to the applicants who reside in Singapore and the ones outside Singapore were emailed. I am very glad to know the way Singapore VO used as initially I was worried for the applicants who don’t live/ have local address as if Singapore VO send AOR to them by post, it would take long .As one of the millions of the applicants, I do understand well the emotions and worries of the applicants. For me, we are all in the same boat regardless of country, nationality, race, religion, etc, . So yesterday when I got realize the way Singapore VO used to deliver the AOR, I was simply glad and just shared my thoughts to make my fellow applicants be happy.Good luck!

 

[TAPTATANU]

Hi,
I am Taptatanu ,applied under NOC-1233,Claims Examiner and Adjuster.My documents were received in Nova Scotia on 10-Feb-11 under fast Track,I just want to know when will my file number is expected.My agency informed me that now a days it takes long time near about 5-6 months for generating file number ,after that investigation and medicals will take another 5-6 months.I just want to know whether it is true or not.Secondly my past employer gave certificate that I worked as claims examiner in their oganisation but regarding job duties they informed me that it is not possible for them to write or give certificate.What should I do.Some one ,please advise me.

 

[Adroit]

Hi - congrats on your PER!

The requirement to stay active on the spreadsheet is that you need to post on this thread at least once per month, else users are moved to the inactive tab.

It is very important that the information represents the current situation for users and hence why we don't want to keep users with potentially out of date information on there.

I will re-add you to the spreadsheet tonight when I get back from work (can't do it very easily from work nowadays) if non of the other admins has done it by then.

Best wishes.
Wayne.

Hi Wayne

Pls add my file no starts with B05.

thnx