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[Veva]

Dear Veva

I believe that you BG are done after review of Immigration officer you will get PPR1 request
so you will get your PPR 1 request soon ! pls pray for my case as well

Thnx Azmat, what about your timelines??? have u got any recent reply from LVO? whats that saying?

 

[Azmat]

Thnx Azmat, what about your timelines??? have u got any recent reply from LVO? whats that saying?

Dear Veva

we both have same Program assistant JMR i believe ?
I got recent reply that they are waiting for BG results
I hope & pray that they receive it ASAP!

 

[somey11]

Dear Veva

we both have same Program assistant JMR i believe ?
I got recent reply that they are waiting for BG results
I hope & pray that they receive it ASAP!

My Program assistant is JMR as well. last week i sent CSE but no reply yet. just prayer...

 

[canada1234]

Canada1234
here is the reply I rcvd recently from London visa Office
''Thank you for your enquiry.
Your file is currently awaiting review by an immigration officer. We should be able to provide you with further information once this review is complete.
Please note that your medical results have been assessed and are valid until xxxxxx.
Yours sincerely,''

Since 4.5 months I had my Background checks going on and now review? what is happening on earth - Pls explain what does that mean and what about my background checks as VO told me in his last email that back ground checks going on???? ???

I have seen on the forum if VO replies that your file is awaiting review by IO then it means that BC are over & very soon they will gonna issue PPR. Positive thing is that your Medical result has been already assessed.
BTW: did you send CSE or used direct email address & in how many days you got this reply.

 

[PA5510N]

i have noticed that some of the members received their medical request through normal mail and some of them got via email..

just wondering why ...?

 

[drjafs]

Dear Friends,
Wishing every one in the forum a very good day!
Please help me with some questions if possible:-
1. After receiving the Visa by the LVO, is there any more process needed or can one immediately leave for Canada in a week or two of receiving the visa?
2. How much time will it take to safely complete all the formalities of landing once in Canada (if someone needs to leave Canada for a brief period for some important issues)?
3. What about the citizenship rules - They say that you require at least 3 years of continuous PR status in Canada, should this 3 years be in the First 3 years of the stipulated 5 years validity of the Permanent Resident status or any time in between, for example, you stay out of Canada for the first 2 years of your PR and then you stay for 3 years in Canada continuously - will you then be granted Citizenship or will you have to renew your PR for next five years and then try citizenship in the next 5 years of PR?
4. Since the passports of 3 of our family members were renewed recently, I sent the old and the new passports stapled together to the LVO for visa stamping following the PPR, does it require any more documentation?

Thanks everyone for the help.
Best of luck to all.

Regards.

 

[ryanomil]

1. You have your visa you can enter whenever you like until 1 year after your medical when your visa expires

2. This varies from 15min to an hour, this could be longer if there are any issues with entry. Once you arrive you will fill in a permanet residence card PRC which will be sent to you in Canada within 6 weeks. With this card you can leave and enter Canada as and when you please. If you leave before you get this card you need someone to courier this to you so you can enter Canada again. I think you can get around the PRC issue if you explain to an immigration official when you try to re enter but I don't think re-entry is guaranteed.

3. The 3 years does not need to be continuous you just need to have been in the country for 3 years in the 5 year period.

4. You should have advised the LVO about the renewal of passports. I have no idea what the reaction will be from the LVO

Dear Friends,
Wishing every one in the forum a very good day!
Please help me with some questions if possible:-
1. After receiving the Visa by the LVO, is there any more process needed or can one immediately leave for Canada in a week or two of receiving the visa?
2. How much time will it take to safely complete all the formalities of landing once in Canada (if someone needs to leave Canada for a brief period for some important issues)?
3. What about the citizenship rules - They say that you require at least 3 years of continuous PR status in Canada, should this 3 years be in the First 3 years of the stipulated 5 years validity of the Permanent Resident status or any time in between, for example, you stay out of Canada for the first 2 years of your PR and then you stay for 3 years in Canada continuously - will you then be granted Citizenship or will you have to renew your PR for next five years and then try citizenship in the next 5 years of PR?
4. Since the passports of 3 of our family members were renewed recently, I sent the old and the new passports stapled together to the LVO for visa stamping following the PPR, does it require any more documentation?

Thanks everyone for the help.
Best of luck to all.

Regards.

 

[Veva]

I have seen on the forum if VO replies that your file is awaiting review by IO then it means that BC are over & very soon they will gonna issue PPR. Positive thing is that your Medical result has been already assessed.
BTW: did you send CSE or used direct email address & in how many days you got this reply.

Hmm, then how much time required by an Immigration Officer to conduct a review, and how long to get PPR. Whats the role of JMR then if someone else going to review? ??? I had sent CSE and got reply within a week. Have you sent any CSE, what did they say as we both got same timelines?

 

[drA]

Hmm, then how much time required by an Immigration Officer to conduct a review, and how long to get PPR. Whats the role of JMR then if someone else going to review? ??? I had sent CSE and got reply within a week. Have you sent any CSE, what did they say as we both got same timelines?

Hi veva,
my timeline iscompleted docs in may 2010, medicals sent 1st week of May,2012.waiting for PPR.i e-mailed my VO twice...one in july & one 1st week of september..both time got the same reply,within 3-4days that ur BG checks are undergoing.yesterday i got an e-mail saying that ur file is awaiting IO review.i didnt send them any query recently.Kindly keep me updated about ur file,so that i can know whats happening,as i'm confused ..whats this all about??why review now...???
Regards

 

[canada1234]

Hmm, then how much time required by an Immigration Officer to conduct a review, and how long to get PPR. Whats the role of JMR then if someone else going to review? ??? I had sent CSE and got reply within a week. Have you sent any CSE, what did they say as we both got same timelines?

May be 2-3 weeks. I sent CSE in august but didn't get any response. Keeping fingers crossed.

 

[Veva]

May be 2-3 weeks. I sent CSE in august but didn't get any response. Keeping fingers crossed.

What do you mean by Fingers Crossed?

 

[Veva]

Hi veva,
my timeline iscompleted docs in may 2010, medicals sent 1st week of May,2012.waiting for PPR.i e-mailed my VO twice...one in july & one 1st week of september..both time got the same reply,within 3-4days that ur BG checks are undergoing.yesterday i got an e-mail saying that ur file is awaiting IO review.i didnt send them any query recently.Kindly keep me updated about ur file,so that i can know whats happening,as i'm confused ..whats this all about??why review now...???
Regards

We both hav rcvd same reply, and as said by canada1234 this appears with a good sign, so dont worry, and wait for another 2-3 weeks as advised by Canada1234, keep in touch meanwhile

 

[canada1234]

What do you mean by Fingers Crossed?

It means hoping for positive outcome.

 

[drjafs]

1. You have your visa you can enter whenever you like until 1 year after your medical when your visa expires

2. This varies from 15min to an hour, this could be longer if there are any issues with entry. Once you arrive you will fill in a permanet residence card PRC which will be sent to you in Canada within 6 weeks. With this card you can leave and enter Canada as and when you please. If you leave before you get this card you need someone to courier this to you so you can enter Canada again. I think you can get around the PRC issue if you explain to an immigration official when you try to re enter but I don't think re-entry is guaranteed.

3. The 3 years does not need to be continuous you just need to have been in the country for 3 years in the 5 year period.

4. You should have advised the LVO about the renewal of passports. I have no idea what the reaction will be from the LVO

Thank you very much for your reply. I just hope everything is positive. Thanks once again

 

[saad0411]

Hi drjafs,
U can leave imdtly. However, to maintain ur PR status u need to reside there [cumulatively] for 730 days (2Yrs) out of the last 5 yrs. U don't need to do it in one-go, neither u need to stay for the 730-days from day-1 of landing.
U can stay outside canada 1095-days (3Yrs) in the last 5-yrs.
Regards,
Saad

Dear Friends,
Wishing every one in the forum a very good day!
Please help me with some questions if possible:-
1. After receiving the Visa by the LVO, is there any more process needed or can one immediately leave for Canada in a week or two of receiving the visa?
2. How much time will it take to safely complete all the formalities of landing once in Canada (if someone needs to leave Canada for a brief period for some important issues)?
3. What about the citizenship rules - They say that you require at least 3 years of continuous PR status in Canada, should this 3 years be in the First 3 years of the stipulated 5 years validity of the Permanent Resident status or any time in between, for example, you stay out of Canada for the first 2 years of your PR and then you stay for 3 years in Canada continuously - will you then be granted Citizenship or will you have to renew your PR for next five years and then try citizenship in the next 5 years of PR?
4. Since the passports of 3 of our family members were renewed recently, I sent the old and the new passports stapled together to the LVO for visa stamping following the PPR, does it require any more documentation?

Thanks everyone for the help.
Best of luck to all.

Regards.