. Yes I received all the THREE on the same day.sevenseconds77 said:Did you get a request to pay the RPRF and provide PCC ? or did you do it pro-actively.
. Yes I received all the THREE on the same day.sevenseconds77 said:Did you get a request to pay the RPRF and provide PCC ? or did you do it pro-actively.
dadaum said:Today I attached RPRF Payment receipt to CPCO-Cost-Recovery & CPCM-EXTCOM in PDF format and i attached PCC to CPC-CTD-Ottawa.I mentioned UCi No.,Application No.and name in all the emails. I also uploaded PCC in my CIC a/c in view submited applications.In my CIC a/c it immediately shown documents received. This is for my mother DadAum2. I am yet to receive medical instructions etc.
ArrowS said:I am 2016 batch#2, 8:52 Purolator - I received a mail in May that my application has been received, we'll let you know when we start processing..!!
No SA yet! R they going to process batch 2 sometime within this year, I wonder ?
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You have done your part. If you were receiving email correspondence and/or have successfully linked your app with MyCIC account, further CIC correspondence will come through this. I see that you've already done medical, so next will be PPR. And one can submit passport to either home LVO or CPC-O (see below).2016PGP said:Hi Rossei, Thanks you in advance for your input, here is my situation: Before we got SA approved, people here talked about if parents stay in Canada as visitors, would be good idea to info CIC the home address changes. in case missed correspondence.... So I did change my Mom's home address from the one on the file in Jan to the address in Canada through E case. It was easy and fast, took about 5 days to show. NOW, she went back home country after 4 months visiting in Canada to complete all required docs, IME .. and so on by LVO.
So I had to info CIC that her home address has been changed again, BUT, this time, I can not change he address to the address outside Canada through E-case ( Only Canadian Address ), instructions say using Web Form ( LVO ), I DID, however, till today, on her E-case, still showing HOME and Mail address are the same in Canada. NO change!!
Will it be a problem or will affect the future PR process from Local LVO ?
Thanks !!!
In a PPR email/mail, LVO normally address this issue. Here is a section of our PPR email sent by Singapore-LVO:nav1982 said:Hello,
My parents are on visitor visa here in Canada so can i update their address and give my Canadian address as mailing address in Canada .
what is the process to get visa stamped in Canada so parents don't have to go back. i know the there is option to go to US and come back but what about if cic asked you to send passport to home country visa office instead of Ottawa. Can we change the visa office or is there any way we can ask CIC.
Thanks
Thank you for the information .Rossei said:You have done your part. If you were receiving email correspondence and/or have successfully linked your app with MyCIC account, further CIC correspondence will come through this. I see that you've already done medical, so next will be PPR. And one can submit passport to either home LVO or CPC-O (see below).
In a PPR email/mail, LVO normally address this issue. Here is a section of our PPR email sent by Singapore-LVO:
Residents of CANADA
If you have a mailing address in Canada and all your accompanying dependents on your application are currently in Canada and plan to be in Canada for at least three (3) months, you may submit your passport(s) and photos to the Case Processing Centre in Ottawa (“CPC-O”). You are required to send your document(s) together along with a copy of this letter by mail or courier to the following address with the additional following document:
- A self-addressed, pre-paid Xpresspost envelope from Canada Post.
Purchase your prepaid letter-sized (32 x 24 cm) Canada Post Xpresspost envelope (Regional if you live in Ontario or Quebec; National for other provinces and territories), at any Canada Post retail outlet.
Complete the mailing label showing your full mailing address in the “Deliver To” field. Make a note of tracking numbers for each envelope.
Enclose this envelope along with your documents and a copy of this letter.
You can purchase a Canada Post shipping label on line at:
- http://www.canadapost.ca/personal/tools/cst/intro-e.asp
Please note that the Case Processing Centre in Ottawa will not return documents to a Canadian address via any other courier than a pre-paid self-addressed Expresspost envelope.
Submit all documents in a single package and send it to the following address:
CPC – Ottawa – PR
365 Laurier Avenue West
Ottawa ON
K1A 1L1
Rossei said:Residents of CANADA
If you have a mailing address in Canada and all your accompanying dependents on your application are currently in Canada and plan to be in Canada for at least three (3) months, you may submit your passport(s) and photos to the Case Processing Centre in Ottawa (“CPC-O”). You are required to send your document(s) together along with a copy of this letter by mail or courier to the following address with the additional following document:
- A self-addressed, pre-paid Xpresspost envelope from Canada Post.
Purchase your prepaid letter-sized (32 x 24 cm) Canada Post Xpresspost envelope (Regional if you live in Ontario or Quebec; National for other provinces and territories), at any Canada Post retail outlet.
Complete the mailing label showing your full mailing address in the “Deliver To” field. Make a note of tracking numbers for each envelope.
Enclose this envelope along with your documents and a copy of this letter.
You can purchase a Canada Post shipping label on line at:
- http://www.canadapost.ca/personal/tools/cst/intro-e.asp
Please note that the Case Processing Centre in Ottawa will not return documents to a Canadian address via any other courier than a pre-paid self-addressed Expresspost envelope.
Submit all documents in a single package and send it to the following address:
CPC – Ottawa – PR
365 Laurier Avenue West
Ottawa ON
K1A 1L1
Rossei said:You have done your part. If you were receiving email correspondence and/or have successfully linked your app with MyCIC account, further CIC correspondence will come through this. I see that you've already done medical, so next will be PPR. And one can submit passport to either home LVO or CPC-O (see below).
In a PPR email/mail, LVO normally address this issue. Here is a section of our PPR email sent by Singapore-LVO:
Residents of CANADA
If you have a mailing address in Canada and all your accompanying dependents on your application are currently in Canada and plan to be in Canada for at least three (3) months, you may submit your passport(s) and photos to the Case Processing Centre in Ottawa (“CPC-O”). You are required to send your document(s) together along with a copy of this letter by mail or courier to the following address with the additional following document:
- A self-addressed, pre-paid Xpresspost envelope from Canada Post.
Purchase your prepaid letter-sized (32 x 24 cm) Canada Post Xpresspost envelope (Regional if you live in Ontario or Quebec; National for other provinces and territories), at any Canada Post retail outlet.
Complete the mailing label showing your full mailing address in the “Deliver To” field. Make a note of tracking numbers for each envelope.
Enclose this envelope along with your documents and a copy of this letter.
You can purchase a Canada Post shipping label on line at:
- http://www.canadapost.ca/personal/tools/cst/intro-e.asp
Please note that the Case Processing Centre in Ottawa will not return documents to a Canadian address via any other courier than a pre-paid self-addressed Expresspost envelope.
Submit all documents in a single package and send it to the following address:
CPC – Ottawa – PR
365 Laurier Avenue West
Ottawa ON
K1A 1L1
nav1982 said:Thank you for the information .
Can I change the mailing address to Canadian mailing address .?
ArrowS said:I am 2016 batch#2, 8:52 Purolator - I received a mail in May that my application has been received, we'll let you know when we start processing..!!
No SA yet! R they going to process batch 2 sometime within this year, I wonder ?
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planningtogo said:Hi,
My father was asked to see a nephrologist so that the his possible kidney issue can be cleared. Anybody who their parent(s) have experienced this?
Will this affect the approval of the application? I mean, a possible refusal?
Thank you.