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- Jun 20, 2012
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- Category........
- NOC Code......
- 2174
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- App. Filed.......
- 19-11-2012
- AOR Received.
- 16-01-2013
- File Transfer...
- 16-01-2013
- Med's Request
- 18-03-2014
lol I didn't catch that, stupid copy and paste. Fixed it.sashali78 said:do you have a typo or split personality?
If you read my timeline posted above, you can see that I received my passport today (Nov. 6th). From the day CIC received my passport (Oct. 24, 2013) to the day they sent it back (Nov. 05, 2013) it took 12 days (or 9 business days). I'm using this as the yardstick because it takes out your geographical location and the Canada Post delivery time, so it's more applicable for other people.CanadaCEC said:snuffles
I see you sent the passport on Oct 21 and you have recived your passport on Oct 31 ? so it took you 10 days for passport back. Pls confimr Thanks
Thats quite fast. My passport reached CIC today. Dont know how long does it take to get mine.snuffles said:If you read my timeline posted above, you can see that I received my passport today (Nov. 6th). From the day CIC received my passport (Oct. 24, 2013) to the day they sent it back (Nov. 05, 2013) it took 12 days (or 9 business days). I'm using this as the yardstick because it takes out your geographical location and the Canada Post delivery time, so it's more applicable for other people.
I have been one of the really lucky ones, so I don't want everyone to expect their passport back within 2 weeks since it's highly VO dependent. To get more people's timeline, please refer to this thread: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/waiting-for-passport-please-add-your-case-here-t151428.0.html
Good luck!
snuffles said:If you read my timeline posted above, you can see that I received my passport today (Nov. 6th). From the day CIC received my passport (Oct. 24, 2013) to the day they sent it back (Nov. 05, 2013) it took 12 days (or 9 business days). I'm using this as the yardstick because it takes out your geographical location and the Canada Post delivery time, so it's more applicable for other people.
I have been one of the really lucky ones, so I don't want everyone to expect their passport back within 2 weeks since it's highly VO dependent. To get more people's timeline, please refer to this thread: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/waiting-for-passport-please-add-your-case-here-t151428.0.html
Good luck!
My PPR email didn't contain a signature. I received it at 7pm so I presume the VO was working over-time and was just rushing through these emails, probably forgot to attach his/her signature.eds1275 said:Which visa officer (VO) sent the PPR? Her/his code is in the signature of the PPR email. Some VOs are pretty fast. Anyhow, based on the recent timelines, one can expect their passport to be returned within 2-3 weeks after sending to Ottawa.
vincent2c said:Hi I have been always a CD-ROM and I also applied nov 2012 cec .
here is my status and a few question.
Received application: Nov 7, 2012
AOR: Jan 2, 2013
Medical request: Nov 1st, 2013
RPRF and Biodata request: Nov 1st, 2013
And now my questions are:
I have always worry about my working experience wont be eligible to apply cec ( 2 years of experience as a accounting bookkeeper ); but they have sent me the RPRF and medical request on Friday by email, is that mean the working experience part has gone through smoothly?
I realized that the address of the email showed the old address and I already changed it through the status checking website( which the website changed, but not the email from NOV 1st), does it mean it will be changed or I will need to submit them some other paper work to show my new address?
Also, I havent done the police check yet, neither the one in Canada or my home country (hong kong), should I still do it before they request so it wont be postpone?
Last question, I recently change my job to a bank as a call center position which I havent inform the government yet, should I do it, if yes, how?
1. You already passed the eligibility review so you have nothing to worry anymore.vincent2c said:Hi can anyone gives me some help with these questions please?
1. Agree. If you received MR and RPRF, then your eligibility assessment is complete.sashali78 said:1. You already passed the eligibility review so you have nothing to worry anymore.
2. You should inform CIC about any change in your address (if you want them to be able to reach you)
3. If you haven't send the PCC yet and they never requested it is odd. Your file will not be finalized without one so you better hurry up and do it asap.
4. Generally, you supposed to notify CIC about any change in your status, such as work. Howver, since you already passed the eligibility review, i would not bother...but it is up to you.
peliuslukis said:Hey everyone,
I got my AOR from Sydney intake office with request to undergo medical examination.The fact is, that I did my medicals 6 months ago in order to get my IEC (international experience canada) visa. My application is being forwarded to Warsaw visa office, and I know that medical certificate is valid for 12 months. Has anyone of you had to undergo medicals twice? I'm just wondering if I should get in touch with my VO and let them know about the validity of my certificate.Any suggestions would be appreciated I was nominated by Alberta as a skilled worker.