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Esmeob:
Hello everyone,

I applied for my parents visit visa July 2022 and till now nothing.

Today, I checked the application the portal and in that part where you usually can see the application you submitted, there is nothing there. All I saw is no data available in table like I didn't submit any application.

Please has anyone else experienced this and does anyone know what I can do?

Thank you

EffortlessGrace:
PLEASE WHAT ARE THE DOCUMENTS YOU NEED TO CARRY ALONG FOR BIO-METRICS.
asking for a Friend!!! Thanks

RuggedArab:
I think it depends on your application, every application is unique. The new portal processing timeline is fast especially if you are reuniting with your immediate family. The one I applied for is 12working days for my mom.

NB: older people get a lot of approval.

Dekembabe:
hello Daks, could you pls put me through how you purchased the insurance. I thought it has to be a Canadian company since it will be used here in canada. I would like to buy a travel insurance for my mum as well. Thank you.

codebrew85:
Mehn, I'm currently standing at 434 after dropping 5 points on my birthday (7th Dec). This your analysis make sense. God go grant us ITA come January 2018. Amen.

adesmama:
Here goes my timeline (Family of 4):
1st IELTS - December 2015
2nd IELTS- July 2017
WES Evaluation completion - July 2017
ITA received - July 23rd
AOR received - October 22nd
ADR submitted - Nov 1st (One of the passports was resent cos it was not scanned properly)
PPR - November 15th
Passport sent to Accra - November 16th
PUM - December 20th

soulhighman:
If only I was already in the pool. My CRS score 450. POF things still delaying.

Congratulations to all ITA recipients.

kunmi5:
Glory to God. I got my ITA today.
.

fantababy:
ITA fell on me!

Congrats glittering star and all fellow recipients.

PPR to follow closely in Jesus Name. Amen.

GlitteringStar:
Yippee!!! At last!

Nozzle:
Hello my ppl,
Let me share my story to encourage somebody.
God is indeed great.

Thanks to u all for ur insightful advices. Before I over celebrate pls does rprf request mean PPR is near

ugoiyke79e:
Hello, I don't know if u have gotten a good answer cos I haven't read down.
Before I jump and pass this valid question, let me write my suggestions.

1) obtain a death certificate for her from the national population commission in the state where she died. They usually ask for a death cert from d hospital she died so u may want to go there first..
Otherwise, go to NPC with sworn affidavit and pictures of burial ceremony...
2) Include a LOE stating d circumstances and your inability to obtain a death cert. + sworn affidavit and any other evidences of her death that u can gather e.g. death benefits, funeral order, obituary posters etc

But a NPC Death cert is way less cumbersome.

boldinc:
PPR came through yesterday guys

elfmann:
Congratulations. Why didn't u ask for a remark on ur Writing of the first attempt?

boldinc:
PPR came through yesterday guys...

EE Profile – September 2, 2016
CRS - 468
1st ITA – January 11
Withdrawn – April 11
2nd ITA – April 13
AOR – July 11
Med Passed – July 24
IP1 – July 24
NA2 – July 24
We do not need additional documents – Sep 8
IP2 – December 6
ADR – December 7 (Consent form from daughter’s mum)
ADR Submitted – December 8
PPR – December 14

deeore:
Thank you all sooo much forvthe messages.
I was initially rejected cause they did not see my valid biodata page.
I uploaded both my expired and valid biodata page... The valid one got missing in action hence an outright rejection

Jumdah20:
@farefare,

Perhaps your friend got PNP nomination and they are supposed to submit paper based application to CIC.

CIC receives the paper application, then you get AOR after which your application can be linked to the CIC website to follow the same flow as those on EE.

The paper based application after nomination is quite different from EE, you're not required to do medicals, submit POF docs, References from work or ECA.

They would send documents for medicals at a later date, and may(not often) also request for additional documentation later.

Feygbe:
Medicals are supposed to be submitted upfront. I read a case on canadavisa where it wasn't uploaded, they were waiting for it to be requested. The stream was PNP. After 3-4 months, the application was rejected because of the medicals not done upfront.

Aig84:
Hello there, well as far as I can tell Medical documents are needed as part of documents you need to submit post ITA, along with PCC of countries visited with a cummulative stay of 6 months since 18th birthday, work reference etc.

I don't understand how or why they submitted without medicals. Please clarify so it becomes clear. You can also wait for seniors to wade in.

Farefare:
Good day house,
Got a friend that submitted ITA without medicals cos they went in through PNP; said they will be adviced on when to submit it(ADR I guess). Please is this an 'okay' step? Doesn't seem right to me.
Your input will be appreciated.

Farefare:
I beg to differ. To the best of my knowledge, Option one is possible to the extent that you will be allocated points as a 'single' applicant if you have an 'unaccompanying' spouse'; meaning no need for ielts nor eca from spouse and you still maintain a high score.

jergins:
As advised by Abby2017...

Option 1 is not possible,

Your best bet is option 2, enter pool with 425, start spouse ECA that should get you 10 points..totalling 435 which should be ok, to get ITA. with that you dont need spouse IELTS.

Mire222:
I'm a lawyer and I went through PNP (Ontario). Currently at NA waiting for IP2. What do you need to know? Just so you're aware ,my NOC is not law related because I think I have an idea what your challenge might be.

Yomalicious:
Hi Everyone,
Please do I need police clearance certificate if I lived in the US cumulatively for more than 6 months.
NB
I have never stayed in the US for more than 3 months at once.

Thanks in advance

Kontagious:
What a wait. Congratulations are in order.

Kontagious:
Are you sure all is well with your application? Have you tried getting in touch with IQAS? Even if processing time was 9 weeks when you applied, you should have received your ECA by now.