Confused of rprf

[ykbaek]

Hi

I applied last november
Then received few additional file requests in april about my documents
Then medical request in june which i did right away
And then today i received rprf update saying that its outstanding.
I will pay it asap but

Is this timeline right?
Thank you

 

[Goku]

Hi

I applied last november
Then received few additional file requests in april about my documents
Then medical request in june which i did right away
And then today i received rprf update saying that its outstanding.
I will pay it asap but

Is this timeline right?
Thank you

Yes, you are good to go.

 

[ykbaek]

Yes, you are good to go.

oh okay! sounds great.

i just paid it and sent the pdf as an email,
only problem was that i used my friend's credit card and on the pdf it said her name.
but i wrote an explanation in the email and sent in all my info.

so what's next?
and how long do you think i have to wait

also should i send in the receipt to ottawa as a hard copy?
thank you always guys!

 

[stray cat]

The receipt PDF I got had places for my Client ID, address, etc so I filled those in before emailing the PDF to Ottowa.

I am not sure but I think as long as you have explained in the email what you did then you would be ok. After all, they will just be wanting payment and not too concerned who actually makes the payment for you?

I am not planning on sending the hard copy of the receipt as the RPRF email said it could be emailed

 

[LPS]

It is fine to just attach the .pdf file that you received upon payment. Recently they have started printing a name on receipts, but I believe this is in the payer information (partial credit card number, etc) that you would expect to see on any transaction record. There's no rule that the fee payment has to come from your own card.

And it's fine to simply attach the .pdf file without writing on it.

Provided you have identified your case (name, date of birth, client ID, and application number) in the email, I suspect all they really need from the receipt is the serial number.

 

[Rionfritz]

The receipt PDF I got had places for my Client ID, address, etc so I filled those in before emailing the PDF to Ottowa.

I am not sure but I think as long as you have explained in the email what you did then you would be ok. After all, they will just be wanting payment and not too concerned who actually makes the payment for you?

I am not planning on sending the hard copy of the receipt as the RPRF email said it could be emailed

You can do that for peace of mind.
But in my case, I just sent the receipt with blank lines, exactly same feature as I got from on-line payment.
I used to do that when I applied various kind of permits(work, study, or off campus work permit) and paid the fees on line.
I didn't print or write anything.
I paid Rprf on July 15th and applied the GCMS note on July 26th.
On GCMS, which was generated on July 29th, my rprf was noted as complete.