I understand your concern and thats really weird that it doesnt show on your GCkey. So when I didnt know about the status of my medical exam, i called them and asked about it and Ive been told that I have passed the Medical and it will be shown on my account shortly. But if they said that there is nothing to worry, i wouldnt think about much. Just maybe call them again and simply ask your status. Im in the same boat as you, August 1 applicant and still no Sa,AIP, DM. I hope all the best for youJust to double-check... Does anyone else's account still show "We haven't received the results of your medical", even though they've been sent forever ago? Our physician submitted them through eMedical on January 3rd. The agent at the IRCC call center said they had received them and not to worry, but y'all know how reliable the call center is... haha
Anyone else? (Background check is still showing as processing, at least. Waiting on SA/AIP and all that good stuff... We're August 2nd 2019!)
Received SA on February 10th, 15 days have passed, there is no news from PA, I can only wait patientlyHello everyone my Sa received dm 21-2-2020 but pa side not stat processing pls help me
Congratulations Rach!!! So Happy you got PR! Im waiting for mine still. finger's crossed it comes through soonGood news came in this morning! I just got AIP and DM today. Office is Calgary. My application was received on Aug 13 and medical exam passed on Dec 13.
Thanks! I'm sure yours will come in very soon!!Congratulations Rach!!! So Happy you got PR! Im waiting for mine still. finger's crossed it comes through soon
Time for you to celebrate!
Thank you!! And don't forget to update the trackerThanks! I'm sure yours will come in very soon!!
Good news. That’s AIP. You should seen an update to your ECAS profile soon that says Decision Made instead of In Progress. Just hang tight and wait for the landing interview invitation. The Vancouver office apparently sometimes takes a while to issue these. Edmonton is the same way (that’s who we’re waiting for).Just got what I assume is DM.
"It has been determined that you meet the eligibility requirements to apply for permanent residence as a member of the spouse or common-law partner in Canada class. Furthermore, we are pleased to advise you that processing of your application has been completed. The Immigration, Refugee and Citizenship Canada office in Vancouver will contact you to arrange an appointment for the finalization of your permanent resident application."
We also got the SA email. I'm a bit confused if the message above is actually DM or AIP. Does anyone know the exact wording for each? Both ECAS and GCKey still say that the application is in process. Maybe they just need some time to update their systems?
Timeline:
Received: Aug 13
AOR: Sep 20
OWP received: Jan 13 (was delayed due to insufficient fees, even though I had paid the right amount)
Medical passed: Dec 31
Request for additional info regarding military service: Jan 29
SA: Feb 26
AIP/DM (?): today
By the looks of it, a whole lot of applications are being checked for eligibility at the same time. Whilst many got DM and AIP today, there are a few who got requested for additional documents. The sooner you respond to this request, the sooner you will get your DM.Apparently me and my partner received some emails today from CIC Mississauga. One to me as the sponsor where they approved me of 'met the requirements of eligibility as a sponsor' - I assume this is SA. A second email to my partner about needing to now get a NEW UK Police Record check despite them living in Canada for the last 2 years. I read somewhere that suggested that when we applied inland we didn't need to get a new one as we submitted an older police record check from when my partner came originally to Canada (and hasn't gone back to live in the UK since..).
So now we have 30 days to get this new police record and submit it before we get our AIP / Decision Made I guess? Anyone else been getting some messages recently. Kind of annoyed since this might push back things up to an extra 30 days..
Aug 13th applicant here.
The same thing happened to us. My husband is American and has been living in Canada for almost two years as a visitor, and the wording in the documentation makes it sound like if they've been in Canada for six months or more, they don't need a police check from their home country (if this is the case, they should word it so that it's clear those on certain statuses - like visitors - will need to get police checks even if they've been residing in Canada for over six months).Apparently me and my partner received some emails today from CIC Mississauga. One to me as the sponsor where they approved me of 'met the requirements of eligibility as a sponsor' - I assume this is SA. A second email to my partner about needing to now get a NEW UK Police Record check despite them living in Canada for the last 2 years. I read somewhere that suggested that when we applied inland we didn't need to get a new one as we submitted an older police record check from when my partner came originally to Canada (and hasn't gone back to live in the UK since..).
So now we have 30 days to get this new police record and submit it before we get our AIP / Decision Made I guess? Anyone else been getting some messages recently. Kind of annoyed since this might push back things up to an extra 30 days..
Aug 13th applicant here.
Well it seems like we both got hit with the same situation just from different countries. I don't believe the UK requires any fingerprinting or biometrics so that might save some time. However, we are going to have to pay extra for the expedited fee to get it done in 4 business days, then they need to send the check from UK>Vancouver where we live and that could take up to 2 weeks... so at the end of the day this is probably adding 2-3 weeks on to the process.The same thing happened to us. My husband is American and has been living in Canada for almost two years as a visitor, and the wording in the documentation makes it sound like if they've been in Canada for six months or more, they don't need a police check from their home country (if this is the case, they should word it so that it's clear those on certain statuses - like visitors - will need to get police checks even if they've been residing in Canada for over six months).
The process for getting the US police check from the FBI wasn't too bad - the fingerprinting appointment we had to make with our local RCMP office was the longest wait. I got in touch with them like an hour after we got the message about needing an FBI criminal record check and the soonest they could get Hubs in was in two weeks. So if you need to send fingerprints to the UK, make that appointment ASAP.
It's interesting you got AIP without the updated criminal record check - maybe because you sent an older one in, they figure AIP would be fine. Immigration made us upload the police check first.