AINP Applicant

Congrats, I somewhere wish you had emailed them sooner!!

snowcandy

It's for my stepson in the UK, who turned 18 after we put the application in. (and no, he has no intention of moving here anytime soon as he's off to Uni in Sept and then joining the military!) CIC decided, after we had sent in our meds, that he had to fill in all his own forms, police check etc and now we await his medical request.

At least we know it's moving again.

Was surprised that we actually got a response too

DandNHill

Well at least it's moving forwards unlike ours where we are still waiting for the Spanish Police check to come back translated so that we can send everything off!!!
Hopefully in a few days and it looks as though things are moving relatively fast which is good

snowcandy

Oh dear, guess the Spanish authorities are even slower than Canadian, if that's possible!

rubberduckofdeath

Med's done, now more waiting...

OPPOP

This is mine :

AB Nominee Program

We received your application for permanent residence on July 21, 2011.

We started processing your application on December 14, 2011.

Medical exam done on November 23, 2011

Medical results have been received.

Received an email regarding that my medical exam has passed and I should wait for further instructions January 4, 2012

I have not received anything after. Shouldn't I have received the PPR by now?!

wolstie

Is your application with Ottawa, Bufallo or London?

OPPOP

Ottawa

snowcandy

Is anything else outstanding on your case- police check for eg? If not my guess is that you should be looking to get your passport request very soon.

Just out of interest so we can see if there is quicker processing for individuals as opposed to families through Ottawa, please can you confirm how many family members are in your application, thanks.

gracey1982

Here is my request email:

Dear Applicant:

This refers to your application for permanent residence in Canada. We are now in a position to finalise your application.

Within the next 30 days please submit your passport(s) or a photocopy of all passport pages for you and your accompanying family members.

We also require two (2) recent photographs of yourself and each accompanying family member.

The issuance of your Confirmation of Permanent Resident document(s) is time sensitive so it is important for you to submit your passport(s) or passport photocopies as requested. You must submit these items by mail. We recommend that you submit a prepaid envelope for the return of your Confirmation of Permanent Resident document(s) and passport(s). Please refer to our mailing instructions for further information.

Please note, though your passport(s) or passport photocopies are due at our office within the next 30 days, you must check your documents upon receipt. There will be a validity date indicated, and you must become a Permanent Resident on or before that date. The validity of the Confirmation of Permanent Resident documents cannot be extended. If you are not prepared to live permanently in Canada immediately after landing, please consult the website regarding residency requirements in order to ensure that you retain your status in Canada.

DO NOT REPLY TO THIS MESSAGE.

snowcandy

So many of us just aching to receive this message every time we open our inbox...well done!

OPPOP

It is an individual application. And I did not have to submit a police check as I have been in Canada since I was 17.

I hope I get the PPR soon.

snowcandy

Thanks

snowcandy

Any recent movement from Ottawa...anyone????

rubberduckofdeath

I had med's from Ottawa about 3 weeks ago. They're done now. I will be sending off RPRF this week along with police checks from the UK, I'll then join the waiting game again...

Good luck to you!