I believe that @wonderbly knows what's correct in principle. In practice IRCC could and has mis-performed according to this guideline, and no applicant wants to be in that situation. Even if it's 100% win, why risk going to court anyway? Getting PR smoothly is much more important than feeling correctly minimalistic, no?
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Speaking from personal experience, I was only asked for a remedical, but I had submitted my recent PoF in a webform. Good luck!Hello, I noticed that people usually get a remedical request and a request for PCC and Schedule A before they get PPR. Does that mean getting only a remedical request means not much at all?
I'm wondering if I got excited about nothing
Hello,
I understand that the validity of the Medical repport is 1 year which is also the validity of the issued visa. My question is, does that 1 year limit start from the day of the medical visit or the day the report is signed? And if it is from the day the report is signed, how much difference is there (usually) between the day of the medical visit and the day when the report is signed?
I understand that the validity of the Medical repport is 1 year which is also the validity of the issued visa. My question is, does that 1 year limit start from the day of the medical visit or the day the report is signed? And if it is from the day the report is signed, how much difference is there (usually) between the day of the medical visit and the day when the report is signed?
I did my remeds on the 14th, passed on the 21st, the RFV email states that I have to get to Canada by the 21st. YMMV.
Hi,
Can someone put some light on given below
What are the stages a file goes through after ADR(PCC & Schedule A)
Does the background start after ADR submission
Can someone put some light on given below
What are the stages a file goes through after ADR(PCC & Schedule A)
Does the background start after ADR submission
It means the time starts from the date medical get passed
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Can you please explain to me what do you mean by "passed" on the 21st ? i mean when you did your visite, the center sent your report to IRCC and then on your profil it showed "passed" on the 21st ? so it has nothing to do with the day you did your visite, but the day when IRCC accepted it ?
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Are you sure? I remember someone posted that their R10 was not passed because of ECA report not attached. It actually says on the website to attach the report. Agree with you that it's kinda redundant; the number is provided, why the report should be uploaded? But that's what it says on the website and numerous people failed R10 because of this.
I got a re-medical request and then Schedule-A ADR 3 days later. And then they sat on their asses for 2 months before issuing PPR. This just means that there is movement in your file and all movement is good.Hello, I noticed that people usually get a remedical request and a request for PCC and Schedule A before they get PPR. Does that mean getting only a remedical request means not much at all?
I'm wondering if I got excited about nothing
Dude, you think I made it up? Here it is, in black and white, on their own website. This page is dedicated to telling you what is/not mandatory or required in your e-APR for PR:
Purpose
To confirm education claims and validate that the applicant meets program requirements
Document requirements
- To receive program-specific points for education, the applicant must either
- provide proof of having completed a Canadian secondary or post-secondary educational program; or
- obtain an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) and provide the ECA reference number in their application, along with proof of the foreign educational credentials for which points are being claimed.
- Proof of completed Canadian or foreign educational credentials can include copies of
- secondary or post-secondary education documents (certificates, diplomas or degrees); and
- transcripts for successfully completed secondary or post-secondary studies, if available.
- Applicants must provide the Designated Learning Institution (DLI)number of the Canadian Institution where they completed their highest degree to be assigned points for their Canadian educational credentials.
- At the EE profile and application stage, the system will ask the candidate to enter the # of their DLI by using the list of DLI posted on IRCC website. The system will insert a note if the number of the DLI doesn’t match for the officer to review
- Where an ECA has been obtained, the applicant must provide the ECA reference number in their e-APR for online validation directly from the issuing organization.
- A scanned copy of the ECA is not required when submitting the e-APR but may be requested by IRCC at a later date.
- Applicants are instructed to indicate that their education was completed by correspondence by typing in brackets {by correspondence} on the same line as the education institution name found in the Education Background Information tab of GCMS. The discretion remains with the officer to decide if a police certificate is required for the country of the education institution
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/permanent-residence/express-entry/applications-received-on-after-january-1-2016-completeness-check.html
Take a stroll in the corridors of AOR threads of this website, and see how many people have been rejected for not including WES copy in their application. You don't even need to go back far, just 2020 - 2021.
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When did you apply? You can send them via webform, just to cover all your bases.