Hi, for POF see the requirements at the link below, see if all the requirements were met when submitting the POF?
Sure, I got a notification that I passed my medical on November 6 (no new medical info submitted), then got the PPR on the same day. I'm guessing passing the medical is the requirement/trigger before PPR is issued?
Hopefully they'll send it very soon! Fingers crossed.Mine was extended on 29th Sept'2020. still waiting for CoPR from ages!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Latest update:
Review of medical results - September 29, 2020:You passed the medical exam.
The bank document which I submitted has the below details,Please find the below link of the document
I also used the same letter from Chase as POF for a family of two. My average for 12 months was under the amount required, but the current funds were over and my 6 months balance was over the requirement as well. I explained in LOE when applying and I haven't had any issues. This is an excerpt from my LOE:
It would be good if you sort out your questions, from what I read, it is pretty confusing. I don't know if your AOR was January 2019, and then your Medicals were passed (MEP) on October 2019. Were those re-medicals by chance? What happens now is that your medical files get sent to the Regional Medical Officer (RMO) for a re-assessment and they decide if you need to take the medical exams again or if they just extend your medicals expiration date further into the future (i.e. they give you an extra 6 to 12 months). When they are sent to the RMO your status changes to "You do not need a medical exam. We will send you a message if this changes."
That letter should clarify any doubts if there are any (which if you are recommended pass, there shouldn't be).
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