POST MEDICAL APPLICANTS - Waiting for VISA

[Georgiiiii]

Best of luck Mr. George.

Thank you

Best of luck to you too.

 

[ashuindian]

So is it possible they will start my background check by that date or before that date??

This is explained by Mr. Qorax about bring forward.

qoraxVIP Member
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BF'D is an acronym for "Bring Forward Date" in the Canadian PR processing system. Usually our file moves from BF'D to BF'D, as it is the day/date next earmarked by our VO to check our file. This actually serves to eliminate unnecessary clogging of the system... that if there is nothing further to add in a particular file, the VO moves to another case file to work on, rather than holding onto the same one.

1. 
   What happens on a BF'D
   In simple terms it is the date that the file will be looked at [again], assessed, reviewed by your case handling officer at the CHC. S/he will check if anything is lacking, any further queries to be made [to you], any documents to be asked or if any decisive action is to be made/taken. Basically it serves as a 'Reminder Tool' to the case processing officer & that your file is not 'forgotten'.
   
   Now, if the VO observes that something is lacking [that which was asked for], s/he will probably attempt to contact you on this BF'D day and mark another BF'D on your file. This depends on the subject of check [the all time phrase 'Case-to-Case' basis]. Sometimes, if the check report warrants, the VO might not give you another opportunity and take a decisive action. Note: The situation is fluid & no one can really provide a sanguine comment on it.
   
   Will the file be 'only' looked at a BF'D
   No. If something like reports, results, documents etc. [eg. background/security checks] comes to the CHC in between, your file gets opened and assessed. However, if nothing is received in between, you get another BF'D. Note once again: If they are waiting for something and it comes as expected then the file continues to be processed further, if not then the file will be next reviewed on the BFD 'only'.
   
   An Example
   Every time we get a letter/email from the CHC -it carries a 'time limit' to submit something, right? Say 45 days, 60 days or 90 days... the ending day of that time limit is our next BF'D. As an example, if the CHC sent you a medical request [alongwith the forms] on 02 Jan 2010; and it carries a 60 day's deadline -it means your file has been marked with the next BF'D of

 

[jimesh]

This is explained by Mr. Qorax about bring forward.

qoraxVIP Member
9,168
2,575
BF'D is an acronym for "Bring Forward Date" in the Canadian PR processing system. Usually our file moves from BF'D to BF'D, as it is the day/date next earmarked by our VO to check our file. This actually serves to eliminate unnecessary clogging of the system... that if there is nothing further to add in a particular file, the VO moves to another case file to work on, rather than holding onto the same one.

1. 
   What happens on a BF'D
   In simple terms it is the date that the file will be looked at [again], assessed, reviewed by your case handling officer at the CHC. S/he will check if anything is lacking, any further queries to be made [to you], any documents to be asked or if any decisive action is to be made/taken. Basically it serves as a 'Reminder Tool' to the case processing officer & that your file is not 'forgotten'.
   
   Now, if the VO observes that something is lacking [that which was asked for], s/he will probably attempt to contact you on this BF'D day and mark another BF'D on your file. This depends on the subject of check [the all time phrase 'Case-to-Case' basis]. Sometimes, if the check report warrants, the VO might not give you another opportunity and take a decisive action. Note: The situation is fluid & no one can really provide a sanguine comment on it.
   
   Will the file be 'only' looked at a BF'D
   No. If something like reports, results, documents etc. [eg. background/security checks] comes to the CHC in between, your file gets opened and assessed. However, if nothing is received in between, you get another BF'D. Note once again: If they are waiting for something and it comes as expected then the file continues to be processed further, if not then the file will be next reviewed on the BFD 'only'.
   
   An Example
   Every time we get a letter/email from the CHC -it carries a 'time limit' to submit something, right? Say 45 days, 60 days or 90 days... the ending day of that time limit is our next BF'D. As an example, if the CHC sent you a medical request [alongwith the forms] on 02 Jan 2010; and it carries a 60 day's deadline -it means your file has been marked with the next BF'D of

Got it now bro.... Thank you

 

[ashuindian]

Dont know. After watching satyamev jayate tried to do movies on ongoing social causes and they are hit. Hahaha jokes apart. What are the sites for rent like PG or room sharing in Saskatoon for single person. I searched but dint find a good one.

http://indianroommates.in/Saskatoon

https://ca.easyroommate.com/saskatchewan/saskatoon-area-roommate

https://www.kijiji.ca/b-room-rental-roommate/saskatoon/c36l1700197

 

[Love_can]

@manpreetcan
Ur experience is very useful..
Can u tell me do we need international license to drive car or our Indian license is valid???

 

[Aakkii]

Thanks ashu. That was very grateful
And would you carry your international driving license or get license there and drive?

 

[Yasein]

This is explained by Mr. Qorax about bring forward.

qoraxVIP Member
9,168
2,575
BF'D is an acronym for "Bring Forward Date" in the Canadian PR processing system. Usually our file moves from BF'D to BF'D, as it is the day/date next earmarked by our VO to check our file. This actually serves to eliminate unnecessary clogging of the system... that if there is nothing further to add in a particular file, the VO moves to another case file to work on, rather than holding onto the same one.

1. 
   What happens on a BF'D
   In simple terms it is the date that the file will be looked at [again], assessed, reviewed by your case handling officer at the CHC. S/he will check if anything is lacking, any further queries to be made [to you], any documents to be asked or if any decisive action is to be made/taken. Basically it serves as a 'Reminder Tool' to the case processing officer & that your file is not 'forgotten'.
   
   Now, if the VO observes that something is lacking [that which was asked for], s/he will probably attempt to contact you on this BF'D day and mark another BF'D on your file. This depends on the subject of check [the all time phrase 'Case-to-Case' basis]. Sometimes, if the check report warrants, the VO might not give you another opportunity and take a decisive action. Note: The situation is fluid & no one can really provide a sanguine comment on it.
   
   Will the file be 'only' looked at a BF'D
   No. If something like reports, results, documents etc. [eg. background/security checks] comes to the CHC in between, your file gets opened and assessed. However, if nothing is received in between, you get another BF'D. Note once again: If they are waiting for something and it comes as expected then the file continues to be processed further, if not then the file will be next reviewed on the BFD 'only'.
   
   An Example
   Every time we get a letter/email from the CHC -it carries a 'time limit' to submit something, right? Say 45 days, 60 days or 90 days... the ending day of that time limit is our next BF'D. As an example, if the CHC sent you a medical request [alongwith the forms] on 02 Jan 2010; and it carries a 60 day's deadline -it means your file has been marked with the next BF'D of

Wow! Never had this idea thanks for sharing Ashu

 

[ashuindian]

Thanks ashu. That was very grateful
And would you carry your international driving license or get license there and drive?

Any new license doesn't work there. They need min. 1 year old national / international license only. Which is very helpful to get Canadian license in 2-3 months after passing the exam.

 

[SCP]

How much time does it take to get Visa number after submitting the passport? and where does it reflect????

 

[jimesh]

How much time does it take to get Visa number after submitting the passport? and where does it reflect????

approx 10 to 15 days..............it will be shown at 2nd page of GC key account

 

[SCP]

approx 10 to 15 days..............it will be shown at 2nd page of GC key account

but there is only 1 page in my gc key... Do u mean a second page would get created and it will be reflected in that????

 

[ashuindian]

How much time does it take to get Visa number after submitting the passport? and where does it reflect????

Lucky. Many Sept. Medical people are still waiting only for bgip.

 

[ashuindian]

but there is only 1 page in my gc key... Do u mean a second page would get created and it will be reflected in that????

Not 1 page only.
Under the heading "View my submitted application and profile "
Click the link "Check status and messages "
After that u will jump to second page.
Here , just below the upper table of applicants name and Uci number
They will create a new table for Nam with Visa details

 

[Canada 2017]

Ashu Bhai,

By God's grace I have collected the visa and passport today from VFS Delhi...Thank you very much for all your support.

Please be in touch, and share your personal email id.

 

[ketu3421]

Ashu Bhai,

By God's grace I have collected the visa and passport today from VFS Delhi...Thank you very much for all your support.

Please be in touch, and share your personal email id.

Congratulations !!!

Mistake corrected ?