I tried logging in a couple times yesterday and it quickly shows the information before it disappears and all I can see from then on is the log out button.screech339 said:
In my experience, if you have not been outside Canada, they won't require a new PCC. Further, they do the RCMP check directly, so unless there is a potential identity issue (requiring fingerprints to verify the lack of record) you won't need to do anything to obtain clearance from Canada.Victorswife said:
@MiminnieMiminnie said:
Not only Manila is slow, they are one of the 15 visa offices now affected by the strike.Tomorisu said:@ Miminnie
Me, too. I chose inland because of OWP. But, many Japanese who applied outland on and after October have not received their DMs yet. They are waiting for DMs like us. Manila office is also slow. So, we don't know whether we did a good decision. Don't lose your hope!
Even more difficult to have a place to live on only one salary. Much less have a family.Line.a said:
The system of medical exam was a bit changed. I heard that the form is prepared at the panel physician, now. How about telling him to call to the panel physician and ask about it?Psalm91 said:
There is a list of designation approved doctors on the website based on where the applicant lives. Once you find the doctor, make an appointment letting doctor know that this is for immigration medical check. You can bring the medcial forms if you like but they have their own forms. So make sure that you get receipt of medical examination including receipts for all tests. Some places may make you pay all in cash, other places allow you to pay by credit/debit. Also make sure you have 4 PR photos ready too. The office will attach the photos to the forms. Once examination is completed, the office will forward the medical results to CIC. You will only havr receipts to prove you had your medical done. Don't lose it. When CIC ask you to do medical, fax over receipts to CIC to show that you had medical done.Psalm91 said:
Personally I think you can re-do the medical test before they ask. This way when they do ask for medical, you can fax them the receipts of medical test without any further delay. If you wait until they ask, you may end up waiting up to a month or more for appointment, losing valuable processing time. When I made an appointment for my wife, it was a 2 month appointment wait. By re-doing medical, at least your medical result is good for another year at least despite paying another 200-400. It is a gamble as they may accept your first medical result as they can extend validity of result for another 6 months, as I was told by computergeek.Victorswife said:
I don't know why your file would get transferred Vancouver if you live in Toronto. Did you at one point live in Vancouver prior to living in Toronto? Are you using a representative that is located in Vancouver?hazard said:
