That means your file is in process and you will be receiving Med Req soon. It takes sometimes, and NYVO works really slow.ben24 said:Hi,
this is frustrating every one who is having my timeline has got med and ppr why my ECAS STATUS still it shows
We transferred your application to the New York office on August 26, 2010. The New York office may contact you.
Your application was reviewed and we started processing on October 29, 2010.
I dont understand this !!
deardhir said:Guys, another update. I just got PPR in email. They have asked to submit the passports before December 30th.
A couple of questions/confirmations. Seniors, please advise.
My question is that when does that 5 year period start? Is it from the date you land, or from the date of visa issuance?
I need some time before I decide on the exact date to land and move to Canada. So, I want to get as much time as possible before the 5 year period starts. Please advise.
Thanks!professional 1 said:First of all, congratulations.
The period of time starts from the date you become a permanent residnce in Canada, which is the date you physically land, not the date of the visa issuance.
wish you the best of luck.
deardhir said:Guys, another update. I just got PPR in email. They have asked to submit the passports before December 30th.
A couple of questions/confirmations. Seniors, please advise.
1. I understand that the visa expiry is usually given as 1 yr from the date of medicals. I also understand that you need to be in Canada for 3 years out of 5 years to maintain your PR status. My question is that when does that 5 year period start? Is it from the date you land, or from the date of visa issuance?
I need some time before I decide on the exact date to land and move to Canada. So, I want to get as much time as possible before the 5 year period starts. Please advise.
Hi Twilight871Twilight871 said:No news yet from LA. This next 7-10 days are getting very tense for me.
Congrates deardhir.
Congrats Dearhir, you got the PPR so quick. Buffalo is working effectively...deardhir said:Guys, another update. I just got PPR in email. They have asked to submit the passports before December 30th.
A couple of questions/confirmations. Seniors, please advise.
1. I understand that the visa expiry is usually given as 1 yr from the date of medicals. I also understand that you need to be in Canada for 3 years out of 5 years to maintain your PR status. My question is that when does that 5 year period start? Is it from the date you land, or from the date of visa issuance?
I need some time before I decide on the exact date to land and move to Canada. So, I want to get as much time as possible before the 5 year period starts. Please advise.