CEC INLAND SHARE YOUR TIMELINE

[canin68]

Congrats!!! I'm CEC inland with LMIA too so hoping to get the golden email in the next few weeks!

congrats to all..
same here Scottygirl..hope for the best!!!!!

 

[boblee2000]

Congrats guys!!!!

 

[sugoidesne]

Hey guys,

For CEC Inland applicants..

Have you guys completed medical exam BEFORE the invitation to apply? Or do you have to go see the doctor and labs for examinations AFTER you actually receive the invitation?

And is medical only valid for 6 months?

Thanks for sharing

 

[res1]

Hey guys,

For CEC Inland applicants..

Have you guys completed medical exam BEFORE the invitation to apply? Or do you have to go see the doctor and labs for examinations AFTER you actually receive the invitation?

And is medical only valid for 6 months?

Thanks for sharing

I completed the medical exam after invitation to apply; the medical is valid for 12 months.

 

[Scottygirl]

Hey guys,

For CEC Inland applicants..

Have you guys completed medical exam BEFORE the invitation to apply? Or do you have to go see the doctor and labs for examinations AFTER you actually receive the invitation?

And is medical only valid for 6 months?

Thanks for sharing

We did our medicals first as knew we'd get an ITA the round after we entered the pool. As OP said, they are valid for a year.

 

[thanuxxi]

Received passports today along with CoPR letter both for me and my wife..

Hey, could you please share how long is your CoPR valid for? I am planning my landing and would like more info on this

 

[riddymon]

Hey, could you please share how long is your CoPR valid for? I am planning my landing and would like more info on this

I believe it's 60 days....

 

[barefoot_starz]

Is it true that requesting your GCMS notes can move the process along a bit faster because it forces an agent to look at your file? I've read that in a couple of threads now. But then I've also heard in other forums people saying not to request your GCMS notes because it slows the process down, etc etc.

Which is correct?!

 

[glen222]

why is this category applications super slow
did CIC atleast started processing December applications ?

 

[doravmon]

still waiting ~~~

 

[samonfire_007]

Can I apply before I have my PCC and medical results? I am about to apply for my PCC today and I am expecting I will have ITA in next draw

 

[crazyroad]

Category........: PNP
NOC Code......: 7271
Nomination......: 13.01.2016
ITA.................: 27.01.2016
AOR................:16.02.2016
S4..................:01.03.2016
Schedule A.......:01.03.2016
Background check :In progress( 07.03.2016)

 

[fkl]

I believe it's 60 days....

That's not true. COPR is valid until the expiry of your medicals which are valid for one year from the day you actually got those done. So technically it would be valid for a few days to almost a year depending upon how long it took to process your PR. Though CIC asks for medicals to be valid for at least six months when you submit application. If that's the case (i.e. you just took medicals before submitting actual application) and they take six months to process, you are left with COPR valid for another six months.

In some cases, people are asked to do medicals again by CIC, or they intentionally get additional medicals, then their COPR expiry would be tied to those medicals. In system before express entry, people routinely did two medicals often. One when their file was actively processed and the second when their case was about to be approved.

 

[fkl]

Can I apply before I have my PCC and medical results? I am about to apply for my PCC today and I am expecting I will have ITA in next draw

You can submit your profile without PCC or medicals.

But once you got ITA and have to submit application within 2 months, you would need medicals and PCC to submit actual application. However, language score and ECA is something you need at the time of submitting profile since your score cannot be computed without those and hence getting an ITA or not is dependent upon it.

 

[fkl]

Is it true that requesting your GCMS notes can move the process along a bit faster because it forces an agent to look at your file? I've read that in a couple of threads now. But then I've also heard in other forums people saying not to request your GCMS notes because it slows the process down, etc etc.

Which is correct?!

There is nothing concrete about this. All that is there is individual people's opinions so take your pick.

Having said that, if I have applied, I would wanna know about the progress of my file - at least once in a few months and especially when there is no movement that I know of otherwise.

With that scenario - I have seen both sides i.e. gcms notes showing a lot of progress and gcms notes showing none at all.