FSW 2014 - CPC OTTAWA - Visa Office - Let's Connect Here

[Smart2btrue2]

Al Hamdulellah ... Just received my Medical, PCC and RPRF email minutes ago.

Thanks everyone for your help

File Received: 11th Sept.
PER Received: 30th Dec.
Visa Office: CPC-O
NOC: 1123

Note: My eCas is still showing one line and I have received the medical forms first, then the email from the visa officer requesting the PCC and RPRF

What a good news, Congratulations bro +1

 

[Bemo]

Congrats bro +1

All d best with your MR

Al Hamdulellah ... Just received my Medical, PCC and RPRF email minutes ago.

Thanks everyone for your help

File Received: 11th Sept.
PER Received: 30th Dec.
Visa Office: CPC-O
NOC: 1123

Note: My eCas is still showing one line and I have received the medical forms first, then the email from the visa officer requesting the PCC and RPRF

 

[uwaterloo]

Al Hamdulellah ... Just received my Medical, PCC and RPRF email minutes ago.

Thanks everyone for your help

File Received: 11th Sept.
PER Received: 30th Dec.
Visa Office: CPC-O
NOC: 1123

Note: My eCas is still showing one line and I have received the medical forms first, then the email from the visa officer requesting the PCC and RPRF

Huge Congratsssssssss ;D

 

[Diplomatru]

Hi everybody
I am a new member joining this forum, and I'm a FSW october applicant.
How could i know to which visa office was my application transfered for processing??

Thanks for help

You can try calling CIC

 

[Diplomatru]

Interesting (or so it seems) observation.

My GCMS notes say.
Counterfoil required: No

Does it mean that I will receive COPR without PPR although I am not from a visa exempt country? Friends with GCMS notes at hand are kindly asked to share the contents of this line in their file (Page 3, Client Details). I have a reentry visa valid until Oct. 2015 and valid status in Canada.

 

[Dittmar]

Interesting (or so it seems) observation.

My GCMS notes say.
Counterfoil required: No

Does it mean that I will receive COPR without PPR although I am not from a visa exempt country? Friends with GCMS notes at hand are kindly asked to share the contents of this line in their file (Page 3, Client Details). I have a reentry visa valid until Oct. 2015 and valid status in Canada.

Diplomatru,


I'm also in Canada under a study permit. When I arrive home, I will check my GCMS report for you.

 

[Diplomatru]

Diplomatru,


I'm also in Canada under a study permit. When I arrive home, I will check my GCMS report for you.

Thanks. Do let me know please. +1
PS. SP is one thing but what about the actual visa?

 

[columbia]

Interesting (or so it seems) observation.

My GCMS notes say.
Counterfoil required: No

Does it mean that I will receive COPR without PPR although I am not from a visa exempt country? Friends with GCMS notes at hand are kindly asked to share the contents of this line in their file (Page 3, Client Details). I have a reentry visa valid until Oct. 2015 and valid status in Canada.

I have same line on my GCMS note but my visa expired July 30th, 2014. So what do you make of it?

 

[Diplomatru]

I have same line on my GCMS note but my visa expired July 30th, 2014. So what do you make of it?

Technically, requesting PP is a fools errand for inland applicant since visa is a travel document and you are already located in Canada. My case is even more ridiculous as I have a valid visa. We will see how it unfolds when they finalize our files, but I have a strong feeling that they will just send COPR.

 

[Dittmar]

Thanks. Do let me know please. +1
PS. SP is one thing but what about the actual visa?

My S-1 visa has the same expiration date as my SP (Feb 2016). I just left work. As soon as I arrive home, I will check the report.

 

[columbia]

Technically, requesting PP is a fools errand for inland applicant since visa is a travel document and you are already located in Canada. My case is even more ridiculous as I have a valid visa. We will see how it unfolds when they finalize our files, but I have a strong feeling that they will just send COPR.

I hope so and that would we so cool

 

[bat001]

Permit me to say this...all inland applicants (who are NOT from a visa exempt country) will be requested to send their PP...reason is because they are termed as a non-landed immigrant. You will get a PR visa (on your PP) and a COPR, which you have to go out of Canada (maybe via a border) or a long appointment @Canada place in order to be considered as a full landed immigrant.

Technically, requesting PP is a fools errand for inland applicant since visa is a travel document and you are already located in Canada. My case is even more ridiculous as I have a valid visa. We will see how it unfolds when they finalize our files, but I have a strong feeling that they will just send COPR.

 

[bat001]

One love to everyone, this thread is 200 pages already ;D

 

[Diplomatru]

Permit me to say this...all inland applicants (who are NOT from a visa exempt country) will be requested to send their PP...reason is because they are termed as a non-landed immigrant. You will get a PR visa (on your PP) and a COPR, which you have to go out of Canada (maybe via a border) or a long appointment @ Canada place in order to be considered as a full landed immigrant.

bat001, how would you explain the counterfoil line then?
PS they don't use the term 'landed immigrant' anymore.

 

[bat001]

affidavit from your friend wont help as its a clear signal for rejection. According to their (cic) statement, this fund must not be borrowed bla bla bla (whatever)....I will advise u to be patient, sit and think of what to say, you still have ATLEAST 30 days or maybe 60days...but I do not understand, which fund was borrowed & returned? $1300 or the $11000?.

+1

Thank you for your suggestion, I will send them explanation to them with the 6 months of bank statements.

One more thing, should I ask my friend to do affidavit to prove that these money is my?