PNP - PR - Jan-Feb-March 2016 Applicants

[Blackharmer]

To,
Case Processing Center,
Ottawa.

Sub: <AOR> - Upfront Medical Examination – <First Name Last Name>

Please find below my application details:

Principal applicant’s name:
Date of Birth:
File number: <AOR>
UCI:

On Mar 04 2016, I, <First Name Last Name>, completed my upfront medical examination for my Permanent Resident Application (PNP ) with Dr.<Name> .

Please see below the details:

Name : <First Name Last Name>
DOB :
UMI : <from e-medical tracking sheet>
APPLICATION : <AOR>
Application type : PNP
UCI :

The e-medical information sheet, the receipt and a signed letter from the Panel Physician has been attached to this email. Kindly associate the medical to my PR application <AOR>.

Regards,

 

[Blackharmer]

To,
Case Processing Center,
Ottawa.

Sub: <AOR> - Upfront Medical Examination – <First Name Last Name>

Please find below my application details:

Principal applicant’s name:
Date of Birth:
File number: <AOR>
UCI:

On Mar 04 2016, I, <First Name Last Name>, completed my upfront medical examination for my Permanent Resident Application (PNP ) with Dr.<Name> .

Please see below the details:

Name : <First Name Last Name>
DOB :
UMI : <from e-medical tracking sheet>
APPLICATION : <AOR>
Application type : PNP
UCI :

The e-medical information sheet, the receipt and a signed letter from the Panel Physician has been attached to this email. Kindly associate the medical to my PR application <AOR>.

Regards,

send a scanned copy of the receipt, which has your medical file number, to CPC-CTD-Ottawa@cic.gc.ca

 

[JK Jeet]

I believe you can do Upfront MR and send it to cic that way it makes your applicaiton faster.
Btw how long did it take to see your applicaiton in ECAS after getting application number?

I don't think so that we can send medical up-front until they are not asking. And you can access Ecas after 2-3 days after getting AOR.

Thanks for reply

 

[Ayokunlex01]

send a scanned copy of the receipt, which has your medical file number, to CPC-CTD-Ottawa@cic.gc.ca

not every applicants can do upfront medicals, inland applicants and express entry are the once allowed, not paper or outland applicants

 

[Blackharmer]

Anyone can do Upfront MR as long as the hospital is approved by Canadian immigration








not every applicants can do upfront medicals, inland applicants and express entry are the once allowed, not paper or outland applicants

 

[padilla_wadz]

SINP Timeline

Application received : 02 Jan, 2016

Nomination date : 12 July, 2016

Goodluck to all applicants

 

[Druce]

I don't think so that we can send medical up-front until they are not asking. And you can access Ecas after 2-3 days after getting AOR.

Thanks for reply

Let me shed some light on this topic.

CIC asks not to send any additional documentation if not requested for paper applicants. So the straight answer is NOT to do upfront medicals as you have not been requested for them yet.

This can also have a negative effect if you only get PPR 11 months after you have done your medicals, which means you will only have one month to land. I have seen cases where people only had 2-3 months to land, was denied an extension COPR. This meant they had to travel to Canada, land, wait for PR Cards 4 weeks and then return to their home country to wrap things up before finally immigrating to Canada.

Another negative is that you can do upfront medicals and send the CSE/E-mail but they do not link it. You e-medicals which the doctor submits then get received by the system but does not get linked to your file. Now when you finally get MR you have to call/doe CSE and explain why you did upfront when it was not requested.

You MIGHT be saving 2-3 weeks of time by doing upfront medicals, but there is no PROOF of it drastically speeding up the processing time. I have had numerous discussions with forum members on this topic and I am not convinced to do it. Yes, it is tempting as we are all sick and tired of waiting. For some of us the process takes 2-3 years, so why would you take risks to save 2-3 weeks, it just does not seem worth it.

I am open for discussion on this topic if someone can provide hard FACTS of why we should do upfront

 

[Ayokunlex01]

Anyone can do Upfront MR as long as the hospital is approved by Canadian immigration

i said not every applicants can do upfront medicals, especially we outland paper applicants, do u tink they just do medicals like that, CIC scheduled everything, they no the numbers of medical request they sent out, if thats the case by now i will have landed, cos i got AOR december 2015 and have been waiting for medical request, they must send it before going to any hospital, pls dont make the mistake of doing upfront medicals, inland guys, ee, yea, they have that benefit

 

[Ayokunlex01]

Let me shed some light on this topic.

CIC asks not to send any additional documentation if not requested for paper applicants. So the straight answer is NOT to do upfront medicals as you have not been requested for them yet.

This can also have a negative effect if you only get PPR 11 months after you have done your medicals, which means you will only have one month to land. I have seen cases where people only had 2-3 months to land, was denied an extension COPR. This meant they had to travel to Canada, land, wait for PR Cards 4 weeks and then return to their home country to wrap things up before finally immigrating to Canada.

Another negative is that you can do upfront medicals and send the CSE/E-mail but they do not link it. You e-medicals which the doctor submits then get received by the system but does not get linked to your file. Now when you finally get MR you have to call/doe CSE and explain why you did upfront when it was not requested.

You MIGHT be saving 2-3 weeks of time by doing upfront medicals, but there is no PROOF of it drastically speeding up the processing time. I have had numerous discussions with forum members on this topic and I am not convinced to do it. Yes, it is tempting as we are all sick and tired of waiting. For some of us the process takes 2-3 years, so why would you take risks to save 2-3 weeks, it just does not seem worth it.

I am open for discussion on this topic if someone can provide hard FACTS of why we should do upfront

hey druce, i hope you are enjoying this your south africa petoria visa office, there very fast :-*

 

[markalvarez.ca]

Hi,
I got nomination cert. Last November 2015, I sent my application to cic feb. 4, 2016 they received feb. 9, 2016.

Now waiting for confirmation or file number to be qualify for open WP.

Update for my application,
Hi,
I recieved my Alberta nomination cert....................Nov. 28, 2015,
I sent my application to sedney.............................feb. 4, 2016
Cic received my complete application package........feb. 9, 2016
I received a CIC file number.................................April 15, 2016

Now me and my wife are open WP and we applied our daugther from Philippines a visit visa and she is coming this august

I am waiting for Medical Request.
Can anybody know how many months is the Medical Request after receiving the file number?
Any clues or ideas will be appreciated.
Thank you..

 

[Neo_says]

DO I need to apply for IELTS if i am applying for OPNP ?
Please advise

 

[samv02]

OMG...Such a long waiting ea.....when MR will happen ???? :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'(

 

[Baanayaad]

Took exactly seven days to get my RCMP certificate. Going to courier it to Sydney tomorrow.

I think next, in order to ease and expedite the process, I am going to set up an appointment for medical. I won't send it until they ask me for it, but when they ask, I should have it ready.

I'm not sure if the doctor can send the results to me or do they send it straight to CIC?

 

[Tomalika Chowdhury]

Hi,

Can anyone please answer below questions?
Do we need to provide bank statement/sponsorship docs/educational certificate/transcript/ employment letters during our PR(through PNP) application in CIC?
I cant see these documents requirement in the checklist IMM5690. Please assist.

Regards,
Tchow

 

[Baanayaad]

Hi Tomalika,

I sent all those documents with my PR App. Its better to be safe than sorry.