Oh that’s great. I was thinking on the same lines but one of my friends created a doubt in my mind that how are you going to travel as you will not have the PR card by that time. So, thanks a lot... much appreciated.
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Congratulations!
Can you please share the complete timeline with the visa office.
Also why was it delayed like was there any review on the file?
Congratulations!
Can you please share the complete timeline with the visa office.
Also why was it delayed like was there any review on the file?
Piyushagr21
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- Category........
- FSW
- Visa Office......
- CIO Sydney & CPC Ottawa
- NOC Code......
- 2173
- AOR Received.
- 29-01-2019
- Med's Done....
- 12-03-2019
Congratulations bro..i got the re-med request on the same day and got medicals done on 19th itself, but till now no update on medical pass.
Where are you located?
I promise, each and every one will have their day! Just find the patience and it will be worth it.
Hello friends
Here is my timeline
BC pnp inland
AR jan 18,2019
Aor march 28 2019
Medical sep 9,2019
Rprf request sept 25 2019
Fees paid 26 sep 2019
PAL 26 sep
ADR : RPRF reciept submitted
additonal document have been uploaded it says
What can i expect next ?
Here is my timeline
BC pnp inland
AR jan 18,2019
Aor march 28 2019
Medical sep 9,2019
Rprf request sept 25 2019
Fees paid 26 sep 2019
PAL 26 sep
ADR : RPRF reciept submitted
additonal document have been uploaded it says
What can i expect next ?
No review. Just a remedical request. No ghost update ever. Directly recd PPR
Then you need to cut off your friends and block their phone numbers beacuse they are talking trash. PR cards is a form of identiy but it's not the only one you can use to board any flight within Canada.
You can use your Passport (Canadian or not), PR card , Driver license. All of which bear your name , picture and DOB which are all required information to process you by the airline. No one can question your status except CBSA which do not exist for flights within Canada.
However if you want to feel 100% safe around your flight, you can carry your COPR with you along side your Indian Passport If (a BIG IF) someone had to be smart on you and questioned your status.
Regards
Thanks!
I didn't receive any ADRs and not sure about review required because I order GCMS only when in May and the status was recommended pass.
Hope this helps.
