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avneet kaur said:
hiiiiiiiiiiii nw u scared me pllllzzzzzzzzzzzz share ur timelines :( :( :( ??? ??? ??? ???


hi,

You needn't be scared. if they call you for an interview, think why they have called you (it might be different from others) like us :'( :'(

I have shared the timelines. please check.

Hope they dont call you for an interview!!
 
Raasmi said:
hi,

You needn't be scared. if they call you for an interview, think why they have called you (it might be different from others) like us :'( :'(

I have shared the timelines. please check.

Hope they dont call you for an interview!!




hello raasmi i have inboxed you pls if you can answer.


thanks
 
Today i received reply for case specific enquiry which says pending for initial review by visa office and will let know if any info needed. :o
 
kickb said:
Today i received reply for case specific enquiry which says pending for initial review by visa office and will let know if any info needed. :o
hello kickb , how long did they take to reply to your case specific enquiry ?
 
my wife missed a call from this number..
+91-11-6663-3100 it is a delhi number. Could it be from NDVO?
 
How NDVO sending passport? via india post or blue dart?
 
AtoZ143 said:
How NDVO sending passport? via india post or blue dart?

hello....i can see that you did your first medical on 5th august 2013. were you asked to do remedical ? thanks
 
Raasmi said:
Desiijat:

Can you please let me know when did they intimate you for the re medicals??

Or can any one tell me how long it might take for NDVO to intimate when to get the medicals done?

thanks again

i guess there is no precise answer to this question. Desijatt got the remedical request next day after the interview and i think he is given 30 days to comply with the request. I read somewhere again that sometimes they give you only 7 days to submit remed reports. in most cases (as per this forum) applicants received remed request in a day or two after interview and at the most 2 weeks. but in my case its been more than a month and still no remedical request.....god knows why!
 
vip_fakeer said:
my wife missed a call from this number..
11-6663-3100 it is a delhi number. Could it be from NDVO?

Maybe not sure buddy. ..
why didn't u call again on this no..
 
kickb said:
Today i received reply for case specific enquiry which says pending for initial review by visa office and will let know if any info needed. :o

don't worry these are the genetic answers...all the MP's nd ndvo always send dese kind of replies ..so don't think too much
 
jasminexyz said:
hello....i can see that you did your first medical on 5th august 2013. were you asked to do remedical ? thanks

Yah i was asked for remedical on 2nd sept, 2014.
 
NEW DELHI - 2013 APPLICANTS.

Any 1 have the list of documents and other things to carry with us to canada after visa?
Help plz...
 
AtoZ143 said:
Any 1 have the list of documents and other things to carry with us to canada after visa?
Help plz...

do a search for 'landing documents' and you will find a detailed explanation from forum members on what documents needed; how to find apartments; etc.... here is landing part

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WHEN SHOULD WE 'LAND':
After getting the PR visa, we are supposed to complete our 'record of landing', on or before the Visa Expiry Date [mentioned on the visa]. The visa Expiry Date is related to EITHER*:
a) 1yr. from the meds, or
b) Passport expiry date of the PA or anyone of his/her accompanying Dependents
*Whichever of the above 2 is earlier.

WHO SHOULD LAND FIRST:
It is the obligation of the PA to 'land' first. Which can be 'alongwith' one or more or all the accompanying family members. Let it be clear that the PA's dependents CANNOT land first.

PROCEDURE AT THE POE:
Irrespective of which city we chose to land, the 'landing' per se, is a simple process. Before debarking the a/craft we'll be provided with a 'Disembarkation Card/Form'. We take that form & first go to the 'Passport Control'.

At the Passport Control:
Here we need to inform the IO that we have come to do our 'landing'. The IO will check our Disembarkation Card and our passport/s & visa. S/he will then direct us to "Newly Landed Immigrants' Counter".

At the Immigration Counter:
The IO here will scrutinize our Passport/s & COPRs. He would [sometimes may not] ask to see our POF. Most of the times the officer will not count the 'actual' money & accept what we say. But, no false pretensions there. S/he will then fill some portions of the COPR & ask us to sign it, wherein it'll be attached on our passport. We'll be asked to fill-in the 'PR Card Application Form' & give an address where our PR cards will be forwarded within 3-6 weeks. Thereby, s/he would 'Welcome us to Canada' and direct us to another office.

At the Services Canada Office:
The Services Canada section is for assisting the Newcomers' settlement moves. Here we'll get lots of books/pamphlets, that'll provide all the crucial info on Canada and our Settlement plan here. From here will be directed to the CBSA counter.

At the CBSA [Customs] Office:
This is an important location. We are required to present (1) List of Items Accompanying; (2) List of Goods to Follow; (3) Currency Declaration [We'd have to 'declare' any amount of $10K or more]. Lists-1 & 2 must be brought in 2 copies, one would be retained by CBSA and the 2nd copy will be returned back to us. We'll need the 2nd copy when our shipments come-in.

Note: [1] If we are not bringing-in any goods later, we don't need the 'goods to follow list'. [2] At a random the CBSA might 'actually' check the POF here. Thus, no complacency is acceptable. [3] If there are 'jewelry' involved, do not forget to bring 'Printed Photographs' of the same (details later).

BTW: All the officers are extremely friendly, very understanding, cheerful and helpful. We'll encounter 'Welcome to Canada' many a times. If all the docs are pre-printed & available with us; and there is not much of a queue, we will be out of the a/port in 40mins-1hr. flat. Which includes the walk-distance, baggage collection etc.

FORMS REQUIRED FOR THE 'LANDING':
Even if you stay ONLY for a day at Canada, you will need the following:

1. Passport with stamped Visa. -off course
2. COPR (IMM 5292B)
3. POF. [for cases "without" AEO & family class] (details below)
4. Passport size photos. -2 or 3 for PRC (may not be needed, but good to have)
5. PR Card Application (IMM 5444E). -carry it filled pre-printed, for ease
6. Goods to Follow List (Form B4 / B4A). -carry it filled pre-printed, for ease
7. Goods Accompanying List. -as above, a table of things u r carrying on person (value & Totaled)
Forms required later
8. SIN Card Apps Form (NAS 2120). -Not Needed at the A/port [later at Services Canada]
9. Kids Immunization Record. -Not Needed at the A/port [later for School Admission]
10. If you are Driving your Car. -read below
 
I got my notes and it shows Paper File Location RD01378

Anyone knows what this is? and whats the next step is it close to visa being issued?
???