Hi, Please I need the information (or link to where the info is) regarding getting a Canada phone number before you get in to Canada. I tried to search for it but I haven't been able to locate it. Thanks.

Kindly ask me the questions here. I don't have access to the email that I use on NL.

Doziebest:


Thanks bro I will do just that....

Please i sent you an email, kindly accept let me ask a few more questions. Thank you

See my responses below:

ebixxx:

1) a) What did you title the LOE? Letter of explanation
b) What place holder did you place it? Additional documents place holder? Yes, additional documents
2) Please did you get to fill a Schedule A form at any point during the duration of your application and answer that medical question? No, I don't even know what a schedule A form is
3) When we go for our medicals (at Q-life), do you advice I present his medical report upfront (we already have them) or just explain the history and wait to be asked for additional documents? Just fill form that they give to you. When he goes in for examination, answer the physician's questions, but don't complicate your matter by providing too much information.

Hi, I have responded to your initial post. Sorry, I didn't see it on time.

ebixxx:
Hello @ fruitybranch007!

Please, your advice on this question earlier asked will be very much appreciated.

Thanks!

One of the ADRs that I received was a request for evidence showing that I had access to the funds in my spouse's account. My spouse wrote a letter stating that, and we got it notorized and it was accepted.

Remicynt:
Hello House my 100% POF for a family of 3 is in a microfinance bank. Can I use it like that or move it to a conventional bank.
Also I work in a sch I will be the PA and my husband has a side hustle in agric we intend using this funds for our POF. How do we go about it to show that I can access this funds.

ladymarshall:
To be safe, answer yes to the medical question and explain in the space under that you do not consider his condition to be serious and you believe it would not burden their health system.

I suggest they answer no, because a yes response sets up a whole other pathway that will require 'body of proof' to get out of. Seriousness of a condition is subjective; what I consider serious may not be serious to someone else. Erbs palsy only limits the use of the affected limb, and may not be viewed as serious by every body. They don't want you to move in to Canada and require tonnes of money to manage your condition; however, Erbs palsy requires physical therapy/physiotherapy primarily, which will not be a burden to the entire Canada health system, unless of course the child has other major health needs not mentioned here.

ebixxx:
[b]CONGRATULATIONS on your PPR fruitybranch007!

Please, I am about to submit my application and my son had a birth injury (called ERB's palsy) at birth, which affected the nerves to his left arm and makes it difficult for him to raise it as high as his right arm. He requires occasional physiotherapy to strengthen some of his left shoulder muscles. Otherwise, he is healthy in every other regard.

If I were in your shoes, I will answer 'no' to the 'serious mental/physical disorder question (seriousness of an issue is subjective). Depending on how the doctor doing the medicals for your family reports your son's condition, you may or may not be required to provide more information. You may be asked to provide a letter from your son's doctor or physical therapist. I will suggest that you do the initial medicals and wait to see if they require additional documents/x-rays/letters.
In my case, the additional medical requests were not sent to me as ADRs in my IRCC account. I received emails from IRCC and the hospital (others may have had a different experience). After I submitted my application and received AOR, I still had outstanding requests for letters from my dependent's physicians. When I was submitting my application, I wrote a letter of explanation detailing the facts about my dependents health, and how it was resolving and did not affect their ability to function right.

Yes, I suggest that you notorize your letter of explanation. That was what we did, and we submitted the letters as the 'legal name change document' as we had no other way of proving this. Notarizing a document is supposed to show that the information on it is true, and you can be prosecuted if found wanting. And yes, the letters were accepted, and we received our PPR shortly after. Waiting for COPR.

Doziebest:


Okay so do you suggest that the letter of expression that i would write should be notarized... just to avoid that ADR this is basically date of birth.. meanwhile i have had a canadaian visa issued in the past and Us visa which had my actual date of birth

Also has your ADR gone through?

Doziebest:
Hi guys i have an issue which i want to solve before submitting my PR application.

Please has anyone encountered this kind of issue and will affidavit which i had sworn back in 2014, a birth certificate and LOE suffice to explain this.
I have also attached a copy of the eca

I had a disparity with my name (my birth certificate didn't have my middle name, but some of my other documents had it. Also, my spouse's first name on their birth certificate was different from the 1st name that they had on all their documents. We received ADRs asking for evidence of legal name change. We wrote letters explaining the reason for the disparities and had the letters notorized. Those were the legal documents that we submitted. In your case, I will suggest that you do same even before you are asked.

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ifevictor:
Congratulations
Please can I message you privately, I have a similar situation and I will like to know what your ADRs were for. If they are medical related
Thanks

The requests for additional investigations came as emails from IRCC and from the hospital that did the investigations. The ADRs were not health related. They were for proof that I had access to the funds in my spouse's account (submitted a notarized letter stating this), legal name change documents for my spouse and I, because we changed our middle names at different times (we swore affidavits immediately and submitted), and for my birth certificate (I didn't submit this initially). If you have more questions, you can ask me here, so that others can benefit from our conversation. Thanks.

jamesbellu:
Please what Visa ofice?

Ottawa, Ontario

It's PPR time. All glory to God. Many thanks to all the good people on Nairaland for all the useful information that you share.
IELTS: September 8, 2018
Got into the pool immediately after I got my result.
CRS score: 464
ITA: 3rd October 2018
Medicals: Nov 5, 2018. Additional investigations and letters from specialists were required, because my dependents had medical conditions at birth, and we were required to prove that those issues had resolved. This went on for about 2 months.
ADR 1: Jan 12, 2019
Biometrics: Jan 31, 2019
ADR 2: Feb 6, 2, 2019
MEP: July 19, 2019 (Finally!)
ADR 3: July 22, 2019
ADR 4: July 31, 2019
Ghost update: Aug 8, 2019
PPR: Aug 9 2019.
Family of 5.

jjohndoe83:


Is there any particular reason why you got MEP after 7 months? Can you share? I've never seen medicals take this long.

One of my dependents had a health condition a few days after birth, so they wanted a letter from a specialist indicating that the condition was resolved. We provided the letter within a few days and then we heard nothing from them in that regard for months.

Hi all,
I am aware that the COPR expiry date usually coincides with the expiry date of your medicals. My question is does the COPR expiry coincide with the date the medical was done, or the date that it was passed. I ask because I passed my medicals over 7 months after it was done.
Thank you.

Thank you.

Elektra008:

Sworn affidavit from the court for one and same person. If not enough, do you a newspaper publication.

Hi everyone,
Please I have a question. My husband's name on his passport, marriage certificate and educational documents is different from the name on his birth certificate. He has been asked to provide a legal name change document. He doesn't have this, as he only replaced his middle name while growing up, but never did a legal name change. Please what do you advice that we do?
Thank you.

Hi everyone,
Please I have a question. My husband's name on his passport, marriage certificate and educational documents is different from the name on his birth certificate. He has been asked to provide a legal name change document. He doesn't have this, as he only replaced his middle name while growing up, but never did a legal name change. Please what do you advice that we do?
Thank you.

[quote author=joo2018 post=77852434]Have you ordered your gcms notes?

No I have not.

[quote author=joo2018 post=77852434]Have you ordered your gcms notes?

No I haven't. Please how do I go about doing that?
Thanks.

Hi,
I have just a 28 days left for my estimated processing time to end. Should I be worried. I last heard from them over 2 months ago.
Please I need your input.
Thanks.

Hi,
Congratulations to all the PPR clinchers.
Please I have a question. Besides my biometrics that reads 'completed', all the other things in the 'details about your application' section have not been updated in long time. In February, I was asked to provide a document which I did immediately. My estimated remaining processing time is 29 days. Do they usually update the status of all the application steps before the PPR mail will be sent, or can PPR mail land, even in the midst of all these 'we are reviewing...." and "we are processing..." that I have in my account?
Thank you.

Hi,
Please can our PR application be rejected because a member of my family has high blood pressure?