Most likely, Yes! Based on previous posts yung iba within a week or 2 PPR na as soon as ma-received ang re-med result (basta walang problema, op korsjag21 said:
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buti sayo nag txt na, sakin wala pa, nung dec 19 ako nag pasa sa vfs. pero sa my cic ko closed na.PinasCA said:
Heads up: Kulang ang 1.5 hours layover sa Vancouver dahil dadaan ka sa immigration dun at pickup/drop pa baggage in going to TO. Haba ng pila sa line ng foreign passports/new comers.mrsm2016 said:
Its only ground stop. He's not gonna change plane. Direct flight kasi un. Dito na sya sa TO dadaan sa immigration. I've been in this flight, so I knows. No worries. Thanks for the concern tho.deep purple said:
We have been waiting a month. Everything else is passed but the re medical (which was completed Dec 2) and when we asked our Member of Parliament to talk with the embassy about what is going on they couldn't even find the medical after it was digitally submitted by a CiC approved immigration physician center. Cic said it can take 3 months just to register it has been received which i think is silly due to it being digital and from one of THEIR clinics. I can understand that time lag if it was paper mailed from a secondary doctor. Still in the dark and even our GCMS notes says medical has not been received but when we phone Nationwide (the panel physicians tied to the manila VO) they explained it was successfully uploaded, the file officially closed on CiCs end, and no additional requests from the CiC meaning it was finished. This was all 1 month ago ;P I am assuming its holidays causing these delays?Survivor27 said:Most likely, Yes! Based on previous posts yung iba within a week or 2 PPR na as soon as ma-received ang re-med result (basta walang problema, op kors
Keep the Faith and stay positive, sure na yan
nerak1980 said:
Hi,dp0716 said:
