PNP PR - APRIL,MAY JUNE 2016 APPLICANTS....
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Dear all， I got my passport with COPR letter today, yeah~~
But the last entry date was wrong on the COPR letter, is there is a big deal? Do I need to ask CIC correct it again?
BTW, anyone landed at pace bridge or rainbow bridge recently? any advice?
I know there are some people still waiting for PPR letter, I understand the tired, frustrated feeling, been there a lot of time....hang in there, we will make it, good luck everyone!
But the last entry date was wrong on the COPR letter, is there is a big deal? Do I need to ask CIC correct it again?
BTW, anyone landed at pace bridge or rainbow bridge recently? any advice?
I know there are some people still waiting for PPR letter, I understand the tired, frustrated feeling, been there a lot of time....hang in there, we will make it, good luck everyone!
May 11 2016 applicant
Bg in process since sept 10 2016
Oinp single applicant
Didnot ask any document
Still long wait..... iam loosing my patience now
Bg in process since sept 10 2016
Oinp single applicant
Didnot ask any document
Still long wait..... iam loosing my patience now
I need advise concerning my pr application guys, i applied nov 2016(inland ) i just did medicals and found out its hiv+ in january 2018, the result has just been sent to cic by the medical officer, i received medical furtherance letter from cic today, what can i do , am soo confused, any help, advise or experience?
What is the instruction on the furtherance letter? Personally I think u shud book an appointment and see a local doctor in ur area. Ur doctor will then book u in for a general sexual health screening which will include hiv test and all other test. This will confirm if really the previous results by CIC are correct or there is an error. If it still turns out +, u will have to book for guidance counselling sections while u wait for CIC decision. Thats all u can do. Be strong, it's not the end of the world. Life goes on. Pple live long even with it.
Call the IRCC Call Centre (1-888-242-2100), from within Canada only, Monday to Friday, 8am to 4pm local time, except for statutory holidays). To speak to an agent, navigate through the automated messages by pressing 3-4-1-0.
Thanks but this takes me to extend my study permit! I pressed 1 and then followed the instructions and at the end asked to talk to an agent and they said it is busy and ended the call! I know it must be hard to talk to an agent but is there any specific time that they are less busy? Like early in the morning?
Call them and tell them clearly that your 18 month time line is over and you want to know present status of your application and reason behind delay