July 2014 Applicants.. Network Here.

[kensplanet]

Received 2nd line update today.

It has been a long wait. Details as below -

NOC - 2173
Application received : 4th July '14
PER : 30th October'14
2nd line updated : 30th Jan'15

Thank you for your support and continuous updates.

NOTE : Could anyone guide us on what are the next steps in the process.

Thanks Again.

Within maybe 10 days (by Feb 10), you will get a Medical, RPRF request.
Get your medicals done, and submit the RPRF DD to the High Commission.

 

[kensplanet]

15th july applicant and still no updates after per on november 12....... is there any hope ...

Please don't lose hope. You will get your medicals soon.

 

[cugi]

Within maybe 10 days (by Feb 10), you will get a Medical, RPRF request.
Get your medicals done, and submit the RPRF DD to the High Commission.

Oh gr8! Thanks for responding.
Will look forward to it.
So the medical request comes with instruction on an email right?

Thanks.

 

[msingh80]

Dear friends,

Can any please share their experience of employer verification from CIC before MR . . .

It might help MR waiting applicants

Thanks

 

[inamul70]

Can some one tell me types the medical tests a doctor perform during Medical checkup ? I mean BP ,Sugar ,X-ray etc. etc...
Can we test our medical checkup before MR...???

 

[Rpchugh]

What is PER? Thanks

PER - Positive Eligibility Review.

Once CIC finds your application is complete and is in cap you will receive an email that your file has been accepted and you receive PER.

 

[nishesh3003]

Can some one tell me types the medical tests a doctor perform during Medical checkup ? I mean BP ,Sugar ,X-ray etc. etc...
Can we test our medical checkup before MR...???

I got my medicals done in Dubai UAE. The following tests were a part of it:

- Blood Test for HIV (among other things).
- Urine Analysis
- Chest X-Ray
- Blood Pressure + Body Temperature + Height and Weight
- Physical Body Reflex Checkup and a basic ENT

No. You cannot get MR done before the actual MR Request.

This is because you need to present form # IMM1017 (which is sent to you via Email by CIC during MR request) to the clinic before they conduct your tests.

 

[francis89]

PER - Positive Eligibility Review.

Once CIC finds your application is complete and is in cap you will receive an email that your file has been accepted and you receive PER.

Thanks! I received our PER last Nov.3 but no second line yet in my Ecas and still no request for medical. How long does it usually takes? From PER to MR? Thanks

 

[nishesh3003]

Thanks! I received our PER last Nov.3 but no second line yet in my Ecas and still no request for medical. How long does it usually takes? From PER to MR? Thanks

I would say an average of 75 days. But in some cases it could stretch beyond that depending upon the case.

The +ve thing is the fact that you have PER. This means 3 words (more often than not): "Sooner or Later" ....

Good Luck !

 

[Rpchugh]

Hello All,

Congratulations who has got second line update MR & RPRF...


my second line was updated on 22nd of Jan stating " we have started processing your application on January 19th". It's more than 10 days now, I have not received MR & RPRF. I am bit tensed. ???

I dont know how many more days I have to wait for MR. Any Idea??

 

[Rpchugh]

Thanks! I received our PER last Nov.3 but no second line yet in my Ecas and still no request for medical. How long does it usually takes? From PER to MR? Thanks

Around 70 to 90 days. It depends on your VO and also depends upon the case. Each case/file is different. So don't worry you will get the good news soon.

Good Luck,
Rpchugh

 

[Never Say Never]

Finally got second line updated today!!!!

Thank you god!! After 90 days of receiving PER!! 4 the July applicant!!!

Now waiting for MR! ;D

 

[VickyUAE]

Hi Nishesh,

Can you please share your contact number?

i am also an applicant from UAE and waiting for MR.

Thanks

Vicky

 

[inamul70]

thanks nishesh

thanks for the info ,,, but how will you know that all things are okey Huh?

HI all seniors

My questions are :

(1) Please inform what types of medical test they will perform ?
(2) What are the main critical tests?
(3) How will We know about test report?
(4) What will happened if anythings goes wrong in medical?

 

[prarthana0505]

Can some one tell me types the medical tests a doctor perform during Medical checkup ? I mean BP ,Sugar ,X-ray etc. etc...
Can we test our medical checkup before MR...???

Hey Mate,

Below are the answers for your queries...with pleasure I want to answer because, we have attended medicals very recently in CMM Hyderabad.

>> Prior medical tests :
1. Yes. You can get your medical tests done from a known diagnostic center before you appear for actual medicals and check if anything is unusual, take medicine immediately for that.
2. If the illness is serious and if you think that will be caught in the actual medicals (Eg : diabetes), tell the doctor that you recently got it and you are under medication.
Otherwise no need.
3. Answer all the questions patiently and genuinely when the doctor asks for it.

>> Actual medical tests :
1. It will be in 2 stages
Stage 1
> collection of samples (Blood, urine)
(They do HIV & other test I don't remember but related to HIV kind of only)
> Chest xray
> if you say you have any illness, some relevant tests will be prescribed and you have to pay extra for that and get the tests done.
> Height/Weight checking
> vision test. (Its easy, just read the doctor's board with each eye by closing another at a time)
> BP

This won't really take more than 2 hours.

Stage 2 (Takes some 2-4 hours)
> Physical tests by Doctor
> Some questions about your health, your previous illness if any, hereditary problems.

Physical tests :
> Doctor asks us to completely remove the clothes except the inner wear for male. (They give a skirt and a shirt to female)
> He just checks if there are any scratches, surgery marks, scars, bruises on the body.

Do not worry at all. Do not feel panic or embarrassed. Its gonna be simple.

All the best to you.

BTW, when are you attending the medicals.

Cheers,
Prarthu