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[Midnight Blessing]

@legalfalcon hi,

My first cousin is a Canadian PR & living in Canada right now. So, do you think I might get exempted/apply for AL to visit my cousin as he is very close to me? thanks

 

[legalfalcon]

@legalfalcon hi,

My first cousin is a Canadian PR & living in Canada right now. So, do you think I might get exempted/apply for AL to visit my cousin as he is very close to me? thanks

No, only immediate and extended family members are exempt. Who qualifies under extended family see:

Who is an immediate family member
An immediate family member is defined as a

• spouse or common-law partner
• dependent child (yours, your spouse’s or your common-law partner’s)
• dependent child of a dependent child
• parent or step-parent (yours, your spouse’s or your common-law partner’s)
• guardian or tutor

To be considered an extended family member of a Canadian citizen, person registered under Canada’s Indian Act or permanent resident, it depends on who you’re related to and how.

If your relationship is with a Canadian citizen, person registered under Canada’s Indian Act or permanent resident

You must be

• in an exclusive dating relationship, have been in the relationship for at least 1 year and have spent time in the physical presence of that person at some point during the relationship
  • You and the person you’re in the relationship with must both be 18 years of age or older.
• a non-dependent child (adult child)
• a grandchild (dependent child of a non-dependent adult child)
• a sibling, half-sibling or step-sibling
• a grandparent

If you’re related to the spouse or common-law partner of a Canadian citizen, person registered under Canada’s Indian Act or permanent resident

You must be a

• non-dependent child (adult child)
• grandchild (dependent child of a non-dependent adult child)
• sibling, half-sibling or step-sibling
• grandparent

If you’re related to someone in an exclusive dating relationship with a Canadian citizen, person registered under Canada’s Indian Act or permanent resident

You must be a

• dependent child
• non-dependent child (adult child)
• grandchild (dependent child of a non-dependent adult child)

See https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/coronavirus-covid19/visitors/immediate-family.html

 

[SlyDigits]

Where did you order your notes from?

I ordered CBSA notes actually. On 10th Feb. Got them in 13 days.

The format of the notes is slightly different - more info.

Ordered from the site that @caipsnotes recommended.

 

[EropbI4]

I ordered CBSA notes actually. On 10th Feb. Got them in 13 days.

The format of the notes is slightly different - more info.

Ordered from the site that @caipsnotes recommended.

I’ve been waiting from caips for almost 90 days... another waiting

 

[GW007]

I ordered CBSA notes actually. On 10th Feb. Got them in 13 days.

The format of the notes is slightly different - more info.

Ordered from the site that @caipsnotes recommended.

@SlyDigits, pls provide the website you used to order the CBSA notes.

 

[Carmen01]

I ordered CBSA notes actually. On 10th Feb. Got them in 13 days.

The format of the notes is slightly different - more info.

Ordered from the site that @caipsnotes recommended.

Thank you. I ordered on 4th February and got an extension notice last night

 

[aseemrastogi2]

Thanks for the reply. I am in the same boat, as per my GCMS notes my medical which expired in October 2020 was extended till the end of Feb 2021. However now I am waiting for a re medical request?

Are you aware if there are cases when the medical has been extended twice?

 

[aseemrastogi2]

anybody who ordered GCMS notes around 9th Feb 2021, received them?

I would say it takes at least 30-40 days. I have applied on 4th Feb 2021.

 

[vps_517]

I never received a re-med request however my medicals are extended until April 21. Aor dec 2019. Can we do a re-med if IRCC doesn't request for it?

dont do it, until its requested by the IRCC

 

[slashmaybe]

While going through the GCMS notes, I see that my medicals expire TOMORROW (28/02/2021). Not sure how the system works, but does that mean that I will get a remeds request from the system (automatically) after that date?

 

[hassan1212]

Are you aware if there are cases when the medical has been extended twice?

Sorry brother, no idea. These cases must be rare. I am still waiting to hear from ircc regarding my case.

 

[Fasasia]

Good Day. Please any idea on scenario below.
My medical; for me and my family expired in December 2020. On Jan 5 2021, we got remedical request for me and my spouse excluding my 1year old daughter, but we went ahead to do for all 3 of us. So on February 3 2021, we got notified on our profile that medical was passed. Just this week, on Monday, our profile message changed again that we do not need medical exam. Please any idea of what could be the reason for this changes? The initial medical for my daughter was meant to expire on 17th of February, but we did another medical together, what could be the cause of this change of our medical status.

 

[felicialiu]

Good Day. Please any idea on scenario below.
My medical; for me and my family expired in December 2020. On Jan 5 2021, we got remedical request for me and my spouse excluding my 1year old daughter, but we went ahead to do for all 3 of us. So on February 3 2021, we got notified on our profile that medical was passed. Just this week, on Monday, our profile message changed again that we do not need medical exam. Please any idea of what could be the reason for this changes? The initial medical for my daughter was meant to expire on 17th of February, but we did another medical together, what could be the cause of this change of our medical status.

U got remedial request and u got remedial done. Ur medical has been passed therefore the status changed.

 

[baarsaam]

I heard about a pnp applicant who got ppr today from sydney vo

 

[sud6feb]

I heard about a pnp applicant who got ppr today from sydney vo

Was that PNP-Inland?