Parents and Grandparents Sponsorship 2019

[Jsaini86]

Hello everyone.
I got a email today asking for additional medical information required for my father who is a primary applicant in family case. I don't know what was the problem in their medical. but they didn't ask for my mother & my brother who is dependent. Is this thing happened to anyone.
Do I have to worry about anything? or it's just a normal thing.

 

[ppruaburra]

Hi Everyone,

I applied for my parents file in 2019. As of now, the ecas status says below:

1. We received your application for permanent residence on June 18, 2019.

There has been no update in the past almost 2 years? Most of the posts that I see here are at far more advanced stage.
Is the timeline of my parents file normal?

@swapan1189 Mine was received on June 24 (I got that email in Dec 2019). No progress since then.

 

[rn.canada]

Hope someone can give me your thoughts and opinions about my case. Thank you in advance!

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Hi all,

I'm sponsoring my parents to come to Canada and really appreciate your opinions about my case.

Back to 40 years ago, my father changed his year of birth on his birth certificate from 1960 to 1950. And 1950 becomes his official year of birth on all other documents till today. The reason for this change is because he tried to avoid the military service back then.

On the sponsorship application, he provided 1950 as the year of birth which is matched with other documents (birth certificate, passport, marriage certificate). On his schedule A, however, we still declared my father graduated from high school in 1978 - which is the actual year he finished high school but that would make him graduate from high school at the age of 28 because his year of birth on paper is 1950.

Now that IRCC is requesting updated schedule A from the age of 18 of my father and his proof of study. Can anyone give me your opinion what is the best response to IRCC in this situation. Note that we no longer have any proof of my father's study.

Should I write a letter to explain to IRCC that my father changed his year of birth back then. I'm leaning toward this approach but I'm still afraid it may open a can of worm and make IRCC question more about my father's application.

You opinion is appreciated!

 

[nguyentu2001]

No movement. I am hoping the final result will come the end of this summer after everyone got vaccinated.

 

[laxsun]

@YULIA-2016 @robertp @laxsun please update remedial passed on 20th April 2021. Medical was done on 3rd April.
Now awaiting next steps from NDVO.

When was first medical request?

 

[galaxyman]

Definite progress from CPC-Mississauga. Today I logged on to CIC and saw this!

Review of Medical Results: April 18, 2021. You passed the medical exam.

This was actually passed on January 15, 2020 so hope this means that they don't need another one. Fingers crossed!

@robertp , please could you update the tracker #571, thank you

I got a similar update today: "April 21, 2021. You passed the medical exam." Originally medical was passed in February 2020.
Not sure what is next and when.

 

[laxsun]

Hi Everyone, We've got the approval (COPR) today!

@robertp, @YULIA-2016, kindly update the tracker #551.

Application received on June 5, 2019.
Medical extended - Dec 19, 2020 to Apr 12, 2021.
Background check completed on Apr 13, 2021
Final Decision - Apr 20, 2021
LVO - CPC-M

Thank you all!

Did your parents ever receive biometrics request?

 

[marcher]

Hope someone can give me your thoughts and opinions about my case. Thank you in advance!

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Hi all,

I'm sponsoring my parents to come to Canada and really appreciate your opinions about my case.

Back to 40 years ago, my father changed his year of birth on his birth certificate from 1960 to 1950. And 1950 becomes his official year of birth on all other documents till today. The reason for this change is because he tried to avoid the military service back then.

On the sponsorship application, he provided 1950 as the year of birth which is matched with other documents (birth certificate, passport, marriage certificate). On his schedule A, however, we still declared my father graduated from high school in 1978 - which is the actual year he finished high school but that would make him graduate from high school at the age of 28 because his year of birth on paper is 1950.

Now that IRCC is requesting updated schedule A from the age of 18 of my father and his proof of study. Can anyone give me your opinion what is the best response to IRCC in this situation. Note that we no longer have any proof of my father's study.

Should I write a letter to explain to IRCC that my father changed his year of birth back then. I'm leaning toward this approach but I'm still afraid it may open a can of worm and make IRCC question more about my father's application.

You opinion is appreciated!

Whatever you do say the truth, if they find out otherwise that you lied you could jeopardize the whole application.

 

[YVR123]

Hope someone can give me your thoughts and opinions about my case. Thank you in advance!

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Hi all,

I'm sponsoring my parents to come to Canada and really appreciate your opinions about my case.

Back to 40 years ago, my father changed his year of birth on his birth certificate from 1960 to 1950. And 1950 becomes his official year of birth on all other documents till today. The reason for this change is because he tried to avoid the military service back then.

On the sponsorship application, he provided 1950 as the year of birth which is matched with other documents (birth certificate, passport, marriage certificate). On his schedule A, however, we still declared my father graduated from high school in 1978 - which is the actual year he finished high school but that would make him graduate from high school at the age of 28 because his year of birth on paper is 1950.

Now that IRCC is requesting updated schedule A from the age of 18 of my father and his proof of study. Can anyone give me your opinion what is the best response to IRCC in this situation. Note that we no longer have any proof of my father's study.

Should I write a letter to explain to IRCC that my father changed his year of birth back then. I'm leaning toward this approach but I'm still afraid it may open a can of worm and make IRCC question more about my father's application.

You opinion is appreciated!

I agree with another memeber. State the truth and explain that it was a mistake made a long time ago. It was wrong to change birth year and pretent to be 10 years older. Also if possible try to fix the records so that for his future medical and just as a person, his records truely reflect his age.

Meidcal treatment for a 70 years old and a 80 years old may be very different and will make an impact to his future in Canada.

 

[vivek_vig]

When was first medical request?

First medical request was in 27th October 2019 and passed on 9th Nov 2019.

 

[DBPrince]

Did your parents ever receive biometrics request?

Yes they did get Biometrics request on Oct. 21, 2020

 

[DBPrince]

Congrats! Do you know what is the meaning of this in the letter: "Your Permanent Resident document(s) will expire one year after the date of your medical examinations or earlier if your passport or the passports of your spouse or dependent children (if applicable) expire on an earlier date."? Medical examinations has already expired. Does it mean the date that is shown in mycic? Thanks.

Thanks! My parents Medical got extended. Original Expiry date was Dec. 19, 2020.
But I think what will be the basis now is COPR's expiry date (provided that the passport will not expire before COPR).

 

[salmunsu]

Hello @YULIA-2016 @robertp ,

Received a notification that decision has been made with COPR today. File is in London VO. There are no messages on MyCIC but it says there are 3 COPRs with expiry a year from now. My parents and my sister are already in Canada under supervisa (sister under student visa).

Do you know what is supposed to happen now? Will they mail the COPRs?

THANK YOU EVERYONE FOR ALL YOUR HELP AND I WISH EVERYONE THE BEST.

 

[Paul09]

Hope someone can give me your thoughts and opinions about my case. Thank you in advance!

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Hi all,

I'm sponsoring my parents to come to Canada and really appreciate your opinions about my case.

Back to 40 years ago, my father changed his year of birth on his birth certificate from 1960 to 1950. And 1950 becomes his official year of birth on all other documents till today. The reason for this change is because he tried to avoid the military service back then.

On the sponsorship application, he provided 1950 as the year of birth which is matched with other documents (birth certificate, passport, marriage certificate). On his schedule A, however, we still declared my father graduated from high school in 1978 - which is the actual year he finished high school but that would make him graduate from high school at the age of 28 because his year of birth on paper is 1950.

Now that IRCC is requesting updated schedule A from the age of 18 of my father and his proof of study. Can anyone give me your opinion what is the best response to IRCC in this situation. Note that we no longer have any proof of my father's study.

Should I write a letter to explain to IRCC that my father changed his year of birth back then. I'm leaning toward this approach but I'm still afraid it may open a can of worm and make IRCC question more about my father's application.

You opinion is appreciated!

Many have suggested you say the truth, which 100% corrects and I believe you should have done at the start of the application. However, this is passed, let's take about today.

I would strongly urge you to consult with some professionals regarding this matter before proceeding and providing them the information they requested you.

Here is my suggestion, do not make changes to anything. if they have asked you to submit the updated Schedule A, take the last one you provided and make changes to it by adding data from the date you submitted the application till today.

Regarding educational documents:

Here is my personal approach. this not economic class immigration, and they are not going to evaluate application on the educational background of your parents. If you do not have that just write them an explanation letter, documents not available/ Not issued back then.

Not sure why they asking from age 18, usually it is for the past 10 years.

Good luck!

 

[misterbmw]

Hello @YULIA-2016 @robertp ,

Received a notification that decision has been made with COPR today. File is in London VO. There are no messages on MyCIC but it says there are 3 COPRs with expiry a year from now. My parents and my sister are already in Canada under supervisa (sister under student visa).

Do you know what is supposed to happen now? Will they mail the COPRs?

THANK YOU EVERYONE FOR ALL YOUR HELP AND I WISH EVERYONE THE BEST.

Congratulations! First COPR from London in a long time!