acceptance and not rejection. you can be rejected even if there is a mistake in the letter your employer wrote and other little reasons like that.InfoSeeker12 said:
I am in a similar situation ( applied with dependants only ) I travelled back home and brought their passports with me. if they request for our passports, I will submit and if the visas are stamped, I will take the passports and travel back home again , then come back with them and we will all land together.jaddy013 said:
I have a friend in your situation. What was given to him was a letter for his dependent (son and Wife). He sent the letter to the home country where Son and wife resides and they took the letter to canadian embassy to get their passport stamp. His son and wife was not told to do medicals as well. The principal applicant was the only one who was told to do medicals. This happened in year 2010. The procedures might have change by now but i doubt it.ujbaby said:
yes, the procedure have changed because everyone immigrating to Canada must undergo medical exams.mightydone said:
I find it very hard to believe that medicals were waived for ANYONE, at any time point and at any country. You better validate this again with your friend, I am sure they passed medicals in their country.mightydone said:
The principal applicant (my friend) was told to do medicals. His son and wife was not. This i am very sure of.sashali78 said:
Pls order electronic - That will give you detailed and step by step update (staus) about your application. Physical on the other hand is just a scan copy of all the document you sent to them. That was what i got when i initially ordered physicaleng3a said:
The first (physical) took three weeks. The second (electronic) is over 3 weeks and going into a month now. I heard it usually takes a month.eng3a said:
