Hi ib90...ib90 said:Thanks!
Correct, I'm from India - I need a visa - and I applied from within Canada (Toronto, specifically).
Perfect, thanks! =)AGS4006 said:Hi ib90...
make it simple..go to Canada post get one Xpresspost envelop and take out signature required option from that envelop(canada post person will do that for you) and put all 4 things ur passports, photo, copy of the letter u got from CIC and return envelop and send it to PO Box address. Believe in Canada post and send it, keep tracking your mail though. I think many of us hv done it same way.
What is the reason for "take out signature required option " ?AGS4006 said:Hi ib90...
make it simple..go to Canada post get one Xpresspost envelop and take out signature required option from that envelop(canada post person will do that for you) and put all 4 things ur passports, photo, copy of the letter u got from CIC and return envelop and send it to PO Box address. Believe in Canada post and send it, keep tracking your mail though. I think many of us hv done it same way.
When do you plan to land? Note that the eTA process has been postponed to later this year in fall.budpee said:Also, for peeps from visa-exempt countries, do we have a different landing procedure? I remember receiving a mail from CIC a few months ago that if you are from visa exempt country, you need to get an ETA before entering Canada.
budpee said:Hello Everyone
I read a lot about people from visa-exempt and non visa-exempt countries, and how they receive different kind of confirmations for Application approval. I am from a visa-exempt country- Australia, but my wife is from a non visa-exempt country- India, but we applied for PR under CEC together. I am the principal applicant and she is on the application as my spouse. Will the process differ for both of us?
Also, for peeps from visa-exempt countries, do we have a different landing procedure? I remember receiving a mail from CIC a few months ago that if you are from visa exempt country, you need to get an ETA before entering Canada.
Our timeline:
App Received: September 30, 2014
AOR: February 06, 2015
Medicals: September 22, 2015 (Upfront)
Docs request: March 09, 2016 (PCC from Australia and India)
Docs submit: March 17, 2016
RPRF: March 17, 2016 (Upfront) with other docs
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We just went with xpresspost from Canada post and included the same paid envelope inside and the next day the documents were delivered,and we live in Edmonton! I wouldn't take "signature required" option as you are sending to post office box, but not to a person.ib90 said:Hi guys!
Long time lurker, just joined to post some good news and ask a quick question!
I just received my Ready for Visa email on the 16th, and my ECAS changed to 'Decision Made' late night on the 17th.
My question -
Note: I'm from India (Visa required), but am applying from within Canada (Toronto). The CIC says, in the Ready for Visa email, to "Submit all documents by mail in a single package and send to the following address: CPC – Ottawa – PR, PO Box 9780, Ottawa ON, K1G 4B9." Does anybody here know if that means it has to be a standard piece of mail? Can it be a courier requiring a signature? I know they ask for an Xpresspost return envelope, but I'm wondering about how all of the documents and the passport is sent to the CPC in the first place. I was thinking of doing it via courier, but they don't mention a separate address for courier, which makes me think it has to be by regular mail. Any help clearing up the uncertainty would be appreciated!
Here's my timeline for anybody curious:
Sep 12, 2014 - Application Received
Jan 29, 2015 - AOR date
Feb 13, 2016 - Upfront RPRF
Feb 23, 2016 - Medical Request
Feb 23, 2016 - NOA/T4/Pay Stubs Requested
Mar 02, 2016 - Medicals Done
Mar 11, 2016 - NOA/T4/Pay Stubs Submitted
Mar 15, 2016 - Medicals Received
Mar 16, 2016 - Ready for Visa Email
Mar 17, 2016 - ECAS "Decision Made"
The wait and stress is almost over guys!
Better not to make the things complicated to save just a couple bucks. Canada post guys know it very well. Just ask them for xpresspost with return envelop. You will get a signature acknowledgement even it is a PO box.A_Wonder said:We just went with xpresspost from Canada post and included the same paid envelope inside and the next day the documents were delivered,and we live in Edmonton! I wouldn't take "signature required" option as you are sending to post office box, but not to a person.
We are sending it to PO Box address , I took it out anticipating that there will not be a person available to sign the delivery if its PO Box address.Sam_2016 said:What is the reason for "take out signature required option " ?
Were you already in Final Review stage when the NOA/T4 were requested?mrscorpi87 said:Just got the ready for visa email...will be sending my passport after work today.
I am a Sept 15th applicant.
MR - Jan 26
Medicals done- Jan 29
Additional doc request (NOA, Pay stubs & T4 for 2014) - Feb 02
Documents Sent - Feb 04
RRPF upfront - Feb 26
Ready for visa - Mar 18th
mrscorpi87 said:Just got the ready for visa email...will be sending my passport after work today.
I am a Sept 15th applicant.
MR - Jan 26
Medicals done- Jan 29
Additional doc request (NOA, Pay stubs & T4 for 2014) - Feb 02
Documents Sent - Feb 04
RRPF upfront - Feb 26
Ready for visa - Mar 18th