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My online record changed to two lines today.
Application received for sponsporship and also application received for permanent residency.
Can you guys remind me what that means? When should I expect a letter?
 
sibnadian said:
My online record changed to two lines today.
it means cic started processing your application... if everything is OK you status will lilkely change to decision made next week... however cic migh ask for additional documents or return the package if anything is missing...
 
sibnadian said:
My online record changed to two lines today.
Application received for sponsporship and also application received for permanent residency.
Can you guys remind me what that means? When should I expect a letter?

Sib, my e-cas changed too. We both are in same boat.
Lets keep in touch.........
My case: my mom only
VO: New Delhi
 
jatt-going-canada

Thank you so much give me information.
 
sakamath said:
Along with the letter informing you to get the medcals done, cic would have inckuded a medical form. These fprms have section A to E. The applicants have to fill (if it is not already pre-printed), section A only. the dmp would fill out the rest . Use this guide to find out which dmp is closest to you www.cic.gc.ca/dmp-md/medical.aspx
Call the number for the dmp you have selected and then make an appointment. Ask all your questions as to what your parents need to take with them, if they can have breakfsast, costs', number of pictures etc. The address where the results must be submitted would be mentioned in your letter. most likely, it would be an Ottawa address. Since this is a new process and dmps usually send the results to local address, clarify on the phone where they would send the reports. ask for the option to send the report thru a courier and see if they can give you a tracking number - they might charge extra, but you would have peace of mind.
Lastly, if your parents are taking any medications, take those medicines along with the prescriptions along with them.
Everything should turn out just fine.All the best.


Thank you so much sakamath for give me this information.
 
Just throwing out the thought here. Parents with all or majority of the kids in Canada and no dependants applications forwarded to Ottawa? Our case would fit this scenario.
 
This is our info

Category........: FAMILY
Visa Office......: CPP-M applicant outside of Canada
Application Orig Filed.......: 28-05-2008
Doc's Request.: 25-11-2011
Doc's sub.......: 22-12-2011
File Transfer...: 14-02-2012 CPP-O
Med's Request: 07-03-2012
Med's Done....: 20-03-2012 CPP-O
 
How does CIC know if majority of kids are in Canada? From what I remember, only dependent children (usually those under 22) of the parents are indicated in the application. If the parent has 3 out of 4 kids in Canada and if all those 3 kids were above 22, then CIC wouldn't know about them (except the sponsor), because they are not being indicated in the application. Please, correct me if I am wrong.

Mockava said:
Just throwing out the thought here. Parents with all or majority of the kids in Canada and no dependants applications forwarded to Ottawa? Our case would fit this scenario.
 
torontonian999 said:
How does CIC know if majority of kids are in Canada? From what I remember, only dependent children (usually those under 22) of the parents are indicated in the application. If the parent has 3 out of 4 kids in Canada and if all those 3 kids were above 22, then CIC wouldn't know about them (except the sponsor), because they are not being indicated in the application. Please, correct me if I am wrong.

I don't think number of children in Canada has any role in where files are transferred to. This senario does not apply to me but my file was transferred to Ottawa.
 
I don`t think so aider, our file is the one of them, all, 2, children in Canada, only mom applicant, the file transferred to local visa office.
No criteria, just lucky to get an officer in a good mood - your file is in Ottawa.
More and more I think so, it depends of the officer and his mood in the moment.
 
Then definatelly that is not the case. Must be just the lucky day -:)
 
torontonian999 said:
How does CIC know if majority of kids are in Canada? From what I remember, only dependent children (usually those under 22) of the parents are indicated in the application. If the parent has 3 out of 4 kids in Canada and if all those 3 kids were above 22, then CIC wouldn't know about them (except the sponsor), because they are not being indicated in the application. Please, correct me if I am wrong.

But the CIC do know it from Aditional Family informatio document. Section B asks for children, including all, regardless of age or place of residence.
 
Hello friends!

It's been a long while since I last posted here. Just letting you know that everything is going smoothly in our process and it's already been transferred to Brazil. We're super excited! :)
 
My parents done their medical and it is in Ottawa, yay :D

BUT, PCC from Iranian embassy takes 4 months to issue ???
This will delay their process 4 months >:(