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INLAND APPLICATIONS 2014

Hi all!
Has there been a situation where the PR application was denied because something was wrong from the medical results?

Just nervous lol thanks!
 
xxxma3dl said:
Hi all!
Has there been a situation where the PR application was denied because something was wrong from the medical results?

Just nervous lol thanks!
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You can be denied only if your health condition is likely to be a danger to public health/safety.
As a member of the family class you cannot be denied on the grounds that your condition might cause excessive demand on health or social services.
 
sophieee said:
You can be denied only if your health condition is likely to be a danger to public health/safety.
As a member of the family class you cannot be denied on the grounds that your condition might cause excessive demand on health or social services.
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Thanks Sophieee! About to have my medical this week, never been to a doctor since I came to Canada. My body's been under so many adjustments with the weather and just the environment in general, so I hope I'm not sick of anything I'm not aware of :)
 
screech339 said:
How can you expedite your first PR card without paying any extra fees for it at landing? CIC agents at landing has never accepted any extra fees for expediting your PR card. If this was available, every PR applicants landing will be paying to expedite their PR cards, especially those who plan to leave shortly after landing. I know I would pay the extra fees so my wife would get her PR card sooner.
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I believe the reason there is no expedite option for new PR cards is because there's nothing to expedite.
They just need to wake up, roll over, print the card, then mail it. That's why there were days when the wait time for new cards was less than 30 days.

The work is already done. You're already qualified for the PR card. Landing means you're a PR, and there's literally absolutely nothing they have to do to give you your first PR card.
When it comes time for renewal you might have messed up and lost your status somehow, but for first time cards you are in-status at time of card application (landing) automatically.

I've been waiting 110 days for our PR card, and it's certainly a nuisance.
Even more so since we called up CIC and inquired if our card got lost in the mail, but apparently they're "processing" it right now, and we should get it by March.

Oh my goodness I hate Ottawa.
 
Hello all,

I submitted my application on Nov 3rd and medical pass on Nov 10th. Since then there has been no activity in my account. Please add me to Nov sheet and also send me link.

Thanks
 
Shubra04 said:
Hello all,

I submitted my application on Nov 3rd and medical pass on Nov 10th. Since then there has been no activity in my account. Please add me to Nov sheet and also send me link.

Thanks
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sorry to ask pls... November what year?
 
Ponga said:
Seems odd for CIC to request this after DM.
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We have not received a 'decision made' yet.

But we did receive a letter stating "It has been determined that you meet the eligibility requirements to apply for permanent residence" along with a request for a police certificate.

We recently submitted the police certificate.
 
Toronto84 said:
We have not received a 'decision made' yet.

But we did receive a letter stating "It has been determined that you meet the eligibility requirements to apply for permanent residence" along with a request for a police certificate.

We recently submitted the police certificate.
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Ooops. Sorry about that.

When I read this, I thought you were already past the DM stage:
Toronto84 said:
We have not received the landing letter yet, but we wanted to make sure we are prepared for the landing interview. Does anyone know of the exact size of the pictures for the applicant?

Thanks!
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What was the deadline to submit the PCC on the letter that was emailed to you? You shouldn't expect to hear anything until that date has passed...and then some.
 
Hello!
We have been patiently waiting for our file to run its course through this VERY long process of inland sponsorship (I am sponsoring my Moroccan husband)...We sent our file May 2014, it was returned to us in August 2014 due to an expired form. The file was confirmed received again September 2014.
Fast forward to December 2015, we received emails and a letter advising we have both met the requirements for sponsorship, but a few supporting documents were needed by January 19, 2016.
We sent the documents via courier right away and last week my husband had a call from the Canadian embassy in Rabat, Morocco to go over a few details.
We are wondering if this date of January 19th means they will be making a decision soon?!

Thanks for any insight!
 
Hi All,

Finally I got a decision made and a interview letter from CIC. So happy today! :D


I would like to share my time line for you guys.


2014.10.15 - Application received (Inland)

2015.07.15 - processing started

2015.09.14 - Medical Request

2015.09.15 - 1st approval letter

2015.09.16 - Medical test done

2015.11.30 - Finger prints request

2015.12.02 - Finger prints done

2016.01.26 - Decision Made

2016.02.02 - Interview Request (Vancouver Office)


It takes appx. 16 months and hope you guys have a good news soon!
 
om00 said:
Hi All,

Finally I got a decision made and a interview letter from CIC. So happy today! :D


I would like to share my time line for you guys.


2014.10.15 - Application received (Inland)

2015.07.15 - processing started

2015.09.14 - Medical Request

2015.09.15 - 1st approval letter

2015.09.16 - Medical test done

2015.11.30 - Finger prints request

2015.12.02 - Finger prints done

2016.01.26 - Decision Made

2016.02.02 - Interview Request (Vancouver Office)


It takes appx. 16 months and hope you guys have a good news soon!
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It's odd, it seems September/October 2014 applicants were skipped ahead for some reason, the community spreadsheet seems to reflect this too.
 
starry101 said:
It's odd, it seems September/October 2014 applicants were skipped ahead for some reason, the community spreadsheet seems to reflect this too.
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I don't think so.

My case is not odd just normal because when I applied PR, it took 16-17 months on the CIC website.
 
om00 said:
Hi All,

Finally I got a decision made and a interview letter from CIC. So happy today! :D


I would like to share my time line for you guys.


2014.10.15 - Application received (Inland)

2015.07.15 - processing started

2015.09.14 - Medical Request

2015.09.15 - 1st approval letter

2015.09.16 - Medical test done

2015.11.30 - Finger prints request

2015.12.02 - Finger prints done

2016.01.26 - Decision Made

2016.02.02 - Interview Request (Vancouver Office)


It takes appx. 16 months and hope you guys have a good news soon!
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Congratulations! Happy for you !
We applied Oct. 29, started processing on Aug. 13 and still waiting... Just called them today and said it's still in process. Hope hearing from them soon too. Did you apply from BC ?
 
om00 said:
I don't think so.

My case is not odd just normal because when I applied PR, it took 16-17 months on the CIC website.
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Well maybe not "odd", I've just been following the online spreadsheet and most Sept/October applicants were processed ahead of June/July/August applicants. It's nice to see people getting their PR, just curious why they skipped ahead. They haven't even started July yet but most Sept/Oct ones are done.
 
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