Same here. Medicals expired in August. I sent them an email in July saying meds expiring, what would you like us to do? No response. In Process since Aug 12, we'll be crossing the two months mark at the beginning of October. I'm seeing people go from IP to DM/PPR in two or three weeks, or getting a re-medical request only 2 days after IP.
We've been IP for nearly 7 weeks now. At the 5 week mark, we got a call from CIC confirming that my wife is in Canada, and the lady said your file is being put forward for review, but you might get a re-medical request. No re-medical request, no file movement, nothing. If I don't see anything this week, I might get my MP to look into it. There's an election coming up. You want my vote?! Get my wife her PR!!
I called CBSA, they said you can't do it at the airport, you have to go to the border. My wife has a US visa, so thats what we plan on doing.
If your wife is 8 months pregnant, then you might try calling CBSA at the Edmonton Airport (780 890 4300, according to the Edmonton Airport website -- or better yet, go to the airport in person and go to their front office), and explain the situation. I presume that she can't fly, and driving for 12 hours to the border and back would be difficult. It can't hurt to at least see what they say.
What is this you're saying about getting an appointment in Edmonton after 2 months? What exactly are you referring to? This is the first time I am reading that you can do your PR entry locally, I thought you had to go to a port of entry, either at the US border, or fly to the US for a holiday and do the entry when you return home.
