Curiosity about PR checks process ..

[Obonken]

Hi all,
I tried to look in the previous posts but I wasn’t able to find a precise answer.

Does anybody know what is the real process when we talk about the checks for the PR for “old paper” PNP applicants?

If we go by logic:
• Eligibility should be done before everything (actually, should be done by the PNP office…): if I am not eligible I should not be asked for criminal records or spend money to do medicals…
• Then criminality: if we assume to submit the criminal records with the application this part should come before the medicals. Again, if they find something wrong (I mean, something that can compromise the application) on this part why asking for medicals?
• Then the medicals. If medicals are ok everything should be ok, at this point..

But .. For what I understood from other posts, if we look at the cgms notes, this logical order seems not to be followed…
Does anybody know what is the “truth” ?

Have a nice day!
ObOnKen

 

[bellaluna]

Old post, but I think it's basically the same to this day:

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/background-checks-explained-t39578.0.html

 

[Ayokunlex01]

@ obonken ur getting dis tin all wrong, there are many immigration processes to canada, and each of them have different process, time, eligibility, acronyms, money, etc, u cant expect the process of some1 in express entry to be dsame with a federal skilled worker proces, all those gmc notes doesnt concern pnp
since ur applying for pnp, once ur nominated, u send ur application to cic using ups, or any means, then u wait for 3 month before AOR, now u will start checking it with ur email using ECAS, then after that, u wait for 3 month, then they will send ur file to ur country local visa embassy, its now u will do medicals,well the waiting time here varies, depending on ur type of immmigration proces, then after that, passport request, thats all