Where you did your medical?santhoshnt said:ECAS shows 'Medical results have been received' .
ECAS Updated on 25th May.
Where you did your medical?santhoshnt said:ECAS shows 'Medical results have been received' .
ECAS Updated on 25th May.
My job title is engineering project manager. I forgot which NOC code, but I promised myself not to open my previous documents again, I just want to focus on landing now and help people here as much as I can.shri_boss said:Hi Retwant,
What is your NOC code? Are they processing based on the NoC code?
Did you just got your PPR? On the spreadsheet, it shows you got it today.bqljr said:check out this awesome spreadsheet for timelines... Hope the 'upfront' yellow line across my timeline doesn't jinx anything lol
Hi retwant,retwant said:If you compared to previous datas, the Visa Officers should be reviewing your medical eligibility already or quite soon. That means your previous medical result in August should still be valid and they most likely will use it. Maybe you can pay RPRF upfront (follow Toby's website: http://cectoolkit.weebly.com/faqs/where-do-i-have-to-send-the-rprf-receipt) and email them to inform that you have performed your medical exam @ Panel Physician X, on Y date, and medical result uploaded on Z date, as well as paid RPRF fee on A date. I hope that way your application can be processed faster. You can use Toby's template again:
http://cectoolkit.weebly.com/email-template.html Make sure you ask for reply email to acknowledge receipt of new information...
FYI, RPRF fees are refundable. That's why a lot of people did it upfront on previous months...
NO I did not.retwant said:Did you just got your PPR? On the spreadsheet, it shows you got it today.
It is more helpful to people trying to help other people when they can find those extra information easily. Sometimes those extra clicking would hinder us to help more people, and don't forget most of us are busy people as well.
That's me who put her PPR as TODAY since we don't have any column as Decision made. And the Column "Ecas status" is driven by a formula so ...retwant said:The spreadsheet says otherwise thou. Wish you will get that PPR request soon anyways. Good luck with that~
Ooo... I am just worried about misrepresentation of facts, and people who barely reads from the forum going straight to spreadsheet will think that someone already got a passport request. The "Ecas status" column shouldn't even be driven by formula, because they are updated whenever the Visa Officers want them to be. At the moment, maybe it is a good time to change that before more "Decision Made" status coming, and may cause mass confusion.rinkupatel.dmj said:That's me who put her PPR as TODAY since we don't have any column as Decision made. And the Column "Ecas status" is driven by a formula so ...
I am sure she will get her PPR by EOD or latest by tomorrow.
I will update it accordingly upon her posting to this thread...
Hope that clears your doubt @ retwant