Hidhezcyr said:hello po sa lahat! pwede po ba mag attend ng COA pre-departure seminar kahit wala pa po PPR / Visa ?
Hidhezcyr said:hello po sa lahat! pwede po ba mag attend ng COA pre-departure seminar kahit wala pa po PPR / Visa ?
Hello,dhezcyr said:hello po sa lahat! pwede po ba mag attend ng COA pre-departure seminar kahit wala pa po PPR / Visa ?
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dhezcyr said:Hi guys, i received an email from CEM to attend the pre-departure orientation seminar--------- question...ibig sabihin po ba nito positive po ung result ng application namin?
Wohooo! Got the same email. Pero sa Ecas in process status pa din. Sana VISA SOON din!
Sabi nila 2 days seminar to sa Makati
Here is the address :
7th floor, Port Royal Place
118 Rada Street, Legaspi Village Makati
Tel: +63-2-817-0726
CIC has a list of Panel Physicians. If you live in manila, they have IOM and St. luke's. Here's the link hope that helps.spidermark said:Hi Guys,
Our Sponsorship Application is Non-spousal, Can I post here to ask some questions?
My sister just got the SA via email (Thank God )
It says "the Application for Permanent Residence for your relative has been forwarded to the visa office in Manila for further processing."
1. What should be the next step? Medical?
2. What are the things I need to prepare for Medical?
3. Can you recommend the best and reliable clinic?
Thanks in Advance for the responses.
Spidermark
Hi, ask ko lang, nung hiningi ba yung passport pano kayo ininform ng immigration? Via email ba or phone? Thanks.jhen_mhing24 said:ah ok salamat sis sana nga tuloy tuloy na to nami miss ko na asawa ko e.
Wow thanks mrsB. Which is better? IOM or St. Lukes?mrsB said:CIC has a list of Panel Physicians. If you live in manila, they have IOM and St. luke's. Here's the link hope that helps.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/pp-md/pp-list.aspx
no worries! Well, personally i can't attest to both institution. I only had medical under IOM, my husband did too. But you have to book an appointment (we did it thru email) attached this letter that we got from CIC, then they'd give you a confirmation date for your medical. The forms are provided onsite, after your medical, they will hand you back the completed form. Then you have to mail it back to CEM. As for the result, IOM would be the one sending it to CEM bec it's electronically transferred (less hassle for our part). I don't know what's the process with st. Luke's though. But i know that they're also using E-medical.spidermark said:Wow thanks mrsB. Which is better? IOM or St. Lukes?
Guys Sorry I have a lot of questions.
This is on the attached email my sponsor received:
Requirement for Medical Examination
If your sponsored relative(s) has (have) not already done so, your relative(s) must provide an original
Upfront Medical Report form (IMM1017B UPFRONT) signed by a Panel Physician or an E-Medical Upfront
Medical Notification information sheet. Your relative(s) must complete the medical examination
and, once completed, forward this information directly to the visa office noted above along with a copy
of this letter. Your application has been transferred to the visa office noting this deficiency. Your relative
must forward the medical information directly to the visa office to allow continued processing of his/her
application. Failure to do so will result in delays and possible refusal of your relative's application.
-Do I need to print this form? (IMM1017B UPFRONT) or yung clinic ang magpprovide ng form and magsesend sa Visa Office?
-What do I need to bring pag magpapa schedule po ng Medical? (aside from this letter we received)
-Do I just bring money, ID and Passport? [/b]
Thanks in advance and sorry for asking a lot of questions.
Spidermark
Hello po! As per my experience last year we were only asked who sponsored us (which was our parents) and if we know their address and contact number. and if that will be the same address that we'd be staying in (so they can mail the PR card on the same address, then some bios. Just to confirm the details on your COPR. not very complicated. Mas matagal pa yung pila sa immigration kesa sa interview. case to case basis. But my point is, they'd only ask you for the basics. Not something too complicated since family stream naman po and not on TRV or FSW. Goodluck po! and welcome to canada!Pochie said:Sa mga nag land na, anu ano ang mga tanong sa immigration sa vancouver? Thanks
Hi mrsB,mrsB said:no worries! Well, personally i can't attest to both institution. I only had medical under IOM, my husband did too. But you have to book an appointment (we did it thru email) attached this letter that we got from CIC, then they'd give you a confirmation date for your medical. The forms are provided onsite, after your medical, they will hand you back the completed form. Then you have to mail it back to CEM. As for the result, IOM would be the one sending it to CEM bec it's electronically transferred (less hassle for our part). I don't know what's the process with st. Luke's though. But i know that they're also using E-medical.
Thank you! Nag aalala kc ako kc mali pla un nbigayn kong date sa asawa ko kung kelan ako naging PR, ang nbigay ko kc date ay yung kung kelan na-issue un immigrant visa ko kya aun ang naisulat nmin lahat sa mga forms nya, now ko lng nkita na may date pla sa likod ng PR card kung kelan ako na-pr, kala ko kc aun kung kelan na issue un pr visa e..mrsB said:Hello po! As per my experience last year we were only asked who sponsored us (which was our parents) and if we know their address and contact number. and if that will be the same address that we'd be staying in (so they can mail the PR card on the same address, then some bios. Just to confirm the details on your COPR. not very complicated. Mas matagal pa yung pila sa immigration kesa sa interview. case to case basis. But my point is, they'd only ask you for the basics. Not something too complicated since family stream naman po and not on TRV or FSW. Goodluck po! and welcome to canada!
Umm yes. They only required my husband his passport and photocopy, NSO birth cert (if the client is 0-14yrs old), gov't issued ID (and photocopy), 5 recent photos(passport size, white background), and the payment.spidermark said:Hi mrsB,
I am planning to make an appointment later with IOM. Just to confirm, during the medical itself..
We don't need to bring a form anymore right? (IMM1017B UPFRONT was the form I need according to the letter)
They already have the form onsite? Is that correct? Coz I've been seeing some post about their requirements and
most of them mention bringing forms like IMM1017E... just want to make sure
Thanks