Applications filed through NS --> Buffalo (Filed from USA)

[lovebb]

How did you notify them of the tracking number? Email or through fax?

Mark

Fax. I fax both receipt and the tracking record to VO, and email them again ( just in case they didn't see the fax).

 

[MarkCan]

Fax. I fax both receipt and the tracking record to VO, and email them again ( just in case they didn't see the fax).

Can you please provide me with the email address at which you sent them the tracking #? Thanks

Mark

 

[lovebb]

I think this is a good point -- I will send my medical receipt with the RPRF even though it is not mentioned in my letter, like Pasi's.

Mark

Hi Mark,

I just feel all of us might drive VO crazy, but we have become crazy, too, being bothered by our applications. LOL

 

[lovebb]

Can you please provide me with the email address at which you sent them the tracking #? Thanks

Mark

Is your VO Detroit, too? There you go:

Immigration and Visas - 3
Canadian Consulate General/ Consulat général du Canada 600 Renaissance Centre, Suite 1100 Detroit, Michigan 48243-1798
Phone: (313) 567-2085
|Fax: (313) 567-2125
E-mail: detroit-im-enquiry @ international.gc.ca

 

[MarkCan]

Is your VO Detroit, too? There you go:

Immigration and Visas - 3
Canadian Consulate General/ Consulat général du Canada 600 Renaissance Centre, Suite 1100 Detroit, Michigan 48243-1798
Phone: (313) 567-2085
|Fax: (313) 567-2125
E-mail: detroit-im-enquiry @ international.gc.ca

Oh mine is Buffalo. I didn't realize you are filing from Detriot. But thanks anyway pal. And yes, you are right. Every step is a huge hurdle that needs to be crossed. Drives some folks nuts.

Mark

 

[me2land]

I am not sure if it is optional. I had it mentioned in the medical request letter that I got. It said I need to send the medical receipt clearly showing the DMP registration and the RPRF. I would advice you to read through your letter completely to make sure you dont miss anything.

I never sent any medical receipt and already got my visa couple of weeks ago.

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/buffalo-did-it-again-yes-aagaya-t45191.0.html;msg324023#msg324023

¬m2l

 

[lovebb]

Hey Mark,

Could you list your timeline here? You had too many posts and I couldn't figure out where I should get from. Thanks!

 

[MarkCan]

Hey Mark,

Could you list your timeline here? You had too many posts and I couldn't figure out where I should get from. Thanks!

It is similar to yours in all aspects (just one day here and there) except second AOR which I received in April. In fact, our medicals too have reached Ottawa on the same day.

Mark

 

[lovebb]

A huge difference between us is the post quantity. LOL

 

[jattu1980]

I read my medical instruction again and again but couldn't find anything about sending the receipt to VO. Anyway, I faxed them already. Also, I'm thinking if it's possible that only those who have to take care of RPRF are required to send the receipt. I paid RPRF when I filed the application to Sydney. So, this time they didn't ask me to do that.

Well, that is weird. FYI, here is the cover letter I got:


1. A letter which says 'Further processing of your immigration application requires the following documents and/or information to be submitted to our office as soon as possible. We strongly encourage you to submit these documents in one package, whenever possible, to the Canadian Consulate General in New York. All documents have to be submitted by mail. We do not accept documents by email. Be sure to quote your file number on all the documents you submit to the Consulate.'

- You will find medical instructions enclosed. Proceed immediately with the medical examination & ensure that the Designated Medical Practitioner (DMP) you have chosen is in the DMP list. Please submit legible copies of the receipt from the DMP office to us as soon as possible as evidence that you have complied with the medical exam requirement. The receipt from the DMP should clearly indicate the DMP's complete name. Visit our website for the lsit of DMPs. (website link)

- The following processing fees are outstanding: Right of Permanent Residence Fee. Please visit our website for specific instructions regarding fee payments. (website link)



And the usual timeline of 60 days is mentioned below these points stating that failing to comply and send the medicals/documents within this timeline will cause the application to be assessed on the basis of information already on file.

 

[tryinghard]

Guys,

How much does these medical examinations cost per person. I believe the insurance will not cover it, correct?

 

[Pasi]

I paid $420 for the medicals. Your insurance will not cover this.

 

[jattu1980]

Guys,

How much does these medical examinations cost per person. I believe the insurance will not cover it, correct?

I Paid 376 USD. Yup, no medical insurance; it's all cash.

 

[beauhoe]

I read my medical instruction again and again but couldn't find anything about sending the receipt to VO. Anyway, I faxed them already. Also, I'm thinking if it's possible that only those who have to take care of RPRF are required to send the receipt. I paid RPRF when I filed the application to Sydney. So, this time they didn't ask me to do that.

Not in your section A (medical), you should find it in a separate letter maybe your AOR.

 

[beauhoe]

Fax. I fax both receipt and the tracking record to VO, and email them again ( just in case they didn't see the fax).

Next time don't fax and email, CIC will appreciate it if you could fax or email.
Cheers,