Have you seen the tracker? Specifically the columns "Y" to "AH" which identify the max, min and average timeframes b/w each step? There are also links to reports in the tracker that do the same per LVO...
What is your ecas showing?
ECAS still has a message that "medical instructions were sent on November 7, 2019. To avoid delays, please provide us with the information requested as soon as possible. Please consider delays in mail delivery before contacting us."
This is correct for myCIC. We had this "review" status as well at one point for a period...
As you already had a furtherance test and waiting for almost a month, there is a strong possibility there might be more additional tests.
Medicals were done in Edmonton, AB. Blood work was requested. We did have a report from a specialist also from Edmonton with blood work included in the report. the panel physcian said that this will be enough for them.
I am may 14th applicant I was asked same thing on nov 4th, send your school documents or passport where it’s says your parents name n all that, I sent it on nov 5th but since then heard nothing. What’s your application submission dayquestion everyone:
just when i thought we were about to receive DM on PA, we are asked to provide additional information - proof of relationship because apparently some info is missing on my birth certificate, it's hard for us to get any other sort of proof at this point, I'm not sure if anyone had similar experience, what do you suggest me do at this point other than explanation letter (which we will include regardless), and will this just be the end of my application?
any help is appreciated.
@bdidol
What was the additional test? The e-mail for additional test come from a regional medical office. This is not a decision taken by the panel physician.
I totally agree with you. So the request was for bloodwork. We had blood work done at the clinic few months before so that's why I think that panel physician told us no need to do it again as this is exactly what they were asking for.
To get OAS, they have to be a resident for 10 yrs. Any disability benefit will be considered as welfare benefit and you have to repay that. They are not eligible for any other types of social benefit (like social housing also).
