Parents and Grandparents Sponsorship 2019

[kulb]

Greetings!

My Mother has done a sputum test on March 15th and the report/result came out normal.
The medical centre have requested for another X-ray and booked an appointment with a Dr. on the same day.
Is that something sounds regular?

My mother also did a repeat X-ray recently after passing the sputum test.

 

[curious205]

I have a question for someone who has done the landing recently at an airport.

Is CBSA still doing landing interviews at the airports? CIC says all in-person landing appointments are cancelled. But, does that include interviews at the airports?

 

[kulb]

Yes, it is normal. They need another X-ray to compare it to the first X-ray so they can confirm that whatever they found the first time around was just a scar or error. Once this is done, Dr. will submit the results to your regional medical office for final review. It could take a while to get medical pass status with COVID-19 reduced manning posture.

My mother had the repeat X-ray done a week ago. Online status doesn't show medical passed yet. I guess as you said it could take some time for results to be reflected in my account.

 

[shovon0014]

Yes, it is normal. They need another X-ray to compare it to the first X-ray so they can confirm that whatever they found the first time around was just a scar or error. Once this is done, Dr. will submit the results to your regional medical office for final review. It could take a while to get medical pass status with COVID-19 reduced manning posture.

Thank you very much for the explanation.

 

[shovon0014]

My mother also did a repeat X-ray recently after passing the sputum test.

Thank you I am going to follow you on the tracker.

 

[sandybrampton]

Great news, travel restrictions lifted for immediate family members:

https://www.canada.ca/en/border-ser...anadian-citizens-and-permanent-residents.html

So we should expect some movement in processing soon.

 

[K0c4nbi3t]

Thank you very much for the explanation.

LOL bro finally you are back. my file still stuck in Sing since medical passed Mar 11,2020.

 

[newkij1]

LOL bro finally you are back. my file still stuck in Sing since medical passed Mar 11,2020.

My file is stuck in process for PA since Dec 2019
medical, Bio, Additional docs were submitted in Dec
I am June 07 applicant
VO - Mississauga

Looks like CPC-M is processing very slow.

 

[rehank]

plus protesters destroyed would be more delayable. SAD

Yes, exactly Idk when New York will be back to the office schedule. I waited a month if anything happens but i guess im coming closer to the date and processing time is 3 months so I'd like to apply by now. and not wait 30 days before until end of June.

Anyone here extended their parents stay on supervisa ? Any suggestions please ?

 

[K0c4nbi3t]

My file is stuck in process for PA since Dec 2019
medical, Bio, Additional docs were submitted in Dec
I am June 07 applicant
VO - Mississauga

Looks like CPC-M is processing very slow.

I would not say slow or not but I woud say because of limitation staff. your applicantion will take more time,

 

[Feb2004]

My file is stuck in process for PA since Dec 2019
medical, Bio, Additional docs were submitted in Dec
I am June 07 applicant
VO - Mississauga

Looks like CPC-M is processing very slow.

I am June 5 applicant. Similar situation as yours. VO - Mississauga

 

[shovon0014]

LOL bro finally you are back. my file still stuck in Sing since medical passed Mar 11,2020.

Yea. Missed you guys so much.

 

[rang_canada]

Anyone received ghost update but haven't heard anything?
I've been waiting weeks since a ghost update.....

 

[MD420]

Hello everyone,

My parents got COPR in March. Initial plan was that they would come to Canada and then return after 3-4 months as my father had preplanned knee replacement surgery. Now, as they are unable to travel due to the pandemic, the surgery is unavoidable. He had been putting it off just so that this process could be completed, now the doctors are advising that he shouldn't wait any longer, so he has to get it done. I’m wondering if anyone has knowledge about what happens if there is medical change after the COPR. Does he need to inform immigration about the surgery before he travels or should he inform when he lands here. His previous medical expires in October 2020 and the doctors are indicating that he will be able to travel 1 month after the surgery. If the travel restrictions are lifted, they were planning to travel in September or early October 2020. I would appreciate any guidance, Thank you so much.

 

[Vic R]

@bdidol , @robertp

Today i got update on my mom's file through my local MP. it reads like

* The application was received at the Case Processing Centre in Mississauga (CPC-M), Ontario, on May 24, 2019.

* The initial assessment to ensure the sponsor is eligible<https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...sponsor-parents-grandparents/eligibility.html> has been finalized on October 3, 2019.

* The eligibility requirements assessment for the applicant was finalized on December 16, 2019.

* The medical examination results are on file and valid until July 3, 2020, for the applicant.

* The criminality verifications are in process.

* The security verifications are currently valid.

* There is no further information or action required from the applicant at this time.

* If the application is approved:

* the officer will affix a visa (if applicable) in the applicant's passport and will issue a Confirmation of permanent residence document, which the applicant will present at the Port of Entry.

Can you please advise what is this Criminality verification process and how long it takes. bio was done just before Christmas. I was under the impression that all significant milestones were done.
it has been 6 months that my mother's application is stuck.

Pls Help