****** CEC - October 2022 AOR ******

[cef09]

For some reason in my GC key
Under medical it says
Medical is not required at this moment i dont know if this means it is exempted or not???

Well, did you submit an upfront medical or provided your old one from back when you were a student/work permit holder?


It says on the temporary public policy that it applies to new or current pending pr / work permit applications (until Oct 24).

Obviously, you would've had to meet the criteria above.

1. Has submitted to an Immigration Medical Examination that included a physical examination under paragraph 29(a) of the Regulations
   1. Within the five years before the date the application under the Act is submitted in the case of a foreign national who submits an application on or after the date this temporary public policy comes into effect, or
   2. Within the five years before the coming into effect of this temporary public policy in the case of a foreign national whose application under the Act is pending on the date the public policy comes into effect, and

 

[Nish23]

Well, did you submit an upfront medical or provided your old one from back when you were a student/work permit holder?


It says on the temporary public policy that it applies to new or current pending pr / work permit applications (until Oct 24).

Obviously, you would've had to meet the criteria above.

I did my medical last year too but I did one after ITA too! I submitted the recent one!

 

[ani.lk]

I did my medical last year too but I did one after ITA too! I submitted the recent one!

This notification came after I submitted the eAPR, it was a required field in my application so had to give upfront medicals.

 

[Snoopinons]

Timeline :
PNP Application submission Date : Apr 30, 2022, PNP Nomination received : October 20, 2022
ITA : September 28, 2022
AOR : Oct 11, 2022

 

[Snoopinons]

How long do you think it will take for the processing based on current processing time?

 

[Snoopinons]

Guys, did you submitted medicals and RCMP?

I submitted upfront medical. Didn’t ask for RCMP

 

[rak29]

ITA- September 1st,2022
Submitted- October15,2022
AOR- October 15,2022

 

[bytenaija]

Has anyone taken advantage of this temporary policy on waived medical exams?

In-Canada applicants
We’ve put in place a temporary public policy for immigration medical exams (IME) until October 6, 2024.

If you’ve already completed an IME as part of a previous application, you may be exempt from completing another one if you meet all of these conditions:

• You applied, or are applying, for either permanent residence or temporary residence.
• You’re already live in Canada.
• You completed your previous IME in the last 5 years.
• An IRCC medical officer found your medical exam as low or no risk to public health or public safety.

If you meet these conditions, include your IME number (or unique medical identifier number) from your previous medical exam in your application.

I submitted my past medical

 

[cef09]

I submitted my past medical

Awesome, thanks for letting me know!

 

[VipinVP]

Timeline: Inland CEC

ITA - October 12, 2022
Submitted - October 15, 2022
AOR - October 15, 2022

 

[Adba]

Pnp nomination received- 26 September 2022
ITA- 28 Sep.
AOR- 11 Oct.

 

[bytenaija]

Pnp nomination received- 26 September 2022
ITA- 28 Sep.
AOR- 11 Oct.

This is a CEC thread not PNP

 

[mehrab2603]

CEC Inland
ITA: October 12
Submitted: October 14
AOR: October 14

Bio already done as part of a previous visa application. Did not submit IM5669 upfront, but now regretting not doing that since I have multiple previous visa rejections. Also, seems like I messed up one of the questions that asks about previous visa rejections. There were 2 questions related to that. I provided info of all the rejections in the first question, and selected "No" in the other. Kinda worried, let's see how it goes.

 

[Nish23]

CEC Inland
ITA: October 12
Submitted: October 14
AOR: October 14

Bio already done as part of a previous visa application. Did not submit IM5669 upfront, but now regretting not doing that since I have multiple previous visa rejections. Also, seems like I messed up one of the questions that asks about previous visa rejections. There were 2 questions related to that. I provided info of all the rejections in the first question, and selected "No" in the other. Kinda worried, let's see how it goes.

Do you mean Bio metrics filled out in the GC key? if yes then it's really fast.

For your visa rejection, I think they would have a copy when they pull up your file. So I am not sure if they take any steps against it other than a general query but I hope they don't do anything

 

[mehrab2603]

Do you mean Bio metrics filled out in the GC key? if yes then it's really fast.

For your visa rejection, I think they would have a copy when they pull up your file. So I am not sure if they take any steps against it other than a general query but I hope they don't do anything

No biometrics not filled out yet. Just wanted to say that I already did bio within the last 10 years and should not need to do it for this.