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VFUSION:
Please I need advise.I am so confused.So I recieved my PPR mail on Sept the 19th.And the mail says we shd submit our passports in 15 days..Don't know if this is 15 working days sha.My hubby is out of town with his passport and he doesn't get back till next month..Don't really know what to do.
1.Do I send them a mail asking for and extension?would that reason be valid enough?
2.Do I submit with the kids then when he comes back submit his seperately?

Please what are your tots abeg...

I just weak...sometn wen person don dey wait for since..
Phew!

raphrulz:
I think your normal debit card should work fine. All the information you need has already been provided on the platform. You may just need to narrow your search a lil bit more. Cheers.

jelmusboy:
It is PPRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

TEECANN:
Congratulations @Jemulsboy


Happy for you it ended in praise!


Go ahead and flourish in our beloved home, we are coming behind ya!


By the way (BTW), what happened today?

Didn't anybody get ITA today? The house is too quiet for an ITA draw day!

It is well ooo! This 2018 strategy that CIC is pursuing, ehhhh...I only hope for the a miracle for my folks here on the 439s range.

Please, don't throw in the towel yet (I'm talking to someone here), try and utilize all the options available to up your CRS, keep focus and hinge on God for strength.


It will definitely end in praise!

dumprep:
441 is a pretty good score bro. Recent cut-offs have been 441. You should get ITA soon.

Congrats in advance.

Kods1900:
I was shocked too.

benyce:
Please I need help my people. I am new in this, please who has paid for the evaluation recently ? How much does ICES actually charge? I know WES is $207 coupled with their WAEC wahala. Please I need explanations

Canadahome:
Thanks newmum0615 and dondee07.

Just wounderibg why people prefer WES with their WAEC wahala. Is there any demerit in using ICES? Pls pardon my curiosity...

Newmum0615:
Lol. Don't let me injure you please.

mimimum:
Kneel wherever you are, raise your hand and close your eyes. I am coming back for you.

Newmum0615:
Thank you ma. I did not know this. Do you know where I can take the hermaphrodite course? How long does it take? Do you know if WES can evaluate it? I want to explore all my options. How can I contact this Moshood somebody? It will end in praise o.

_#Okbye

Losami:
please which is better for eca, iqas, icas or ices, in terms of cost, processing time and dosnt require waec or neco for an msc evaluation

joo2018:
Some speculations on the delay in IRCC passing medicals after AOR.

A lot of people have talked about a seeming change in the process of AOR to PPR. The general observed process was AOR – NA1 – MEP – IP1 – NA2 – IP2 – NA3 – PPR – CoPR. The idea seems to be that it is only if medicals has passed that other stages of the process can continue. But now, medicals or MEP seems bypassed.

I posit that it is due to changes in the medical inadmissibility policy. In April (implemented June 1), IRCC made 2 changes:
a. increasing the cost threshold for medical inadmissibility to 3 times the previous level, and
b. amending the definition of social services by removing references to special education, social and vocational rehabilitation services and personal support services.

Before, applicants may be found inadmissible if the services required to treat their health condition or that of an accompanying dependent is anticipated to cost more than the annual cost threshold, which, for 2017, is $6,655 per year and $33,275 over 5 years. This affected approximately 1,000 permanent and temporary resident applicants who receive a medical inadmissibility finding. This is 0.2 % of applicants who undergo medical screening.

By raising the cost threshold 3 times to $19,812 per year, IRCC has made medicals almost irrelevant. If before 99.8% of people pass medicals, then virtually 100% will pass now. Medicals is now just a formality and can be done at any stage of the process. It can even be the final stage that will trigger PPR.

My 2cents. Relax on whether you have passed MEP or not. Your application processing is still going on.

IRCC notices:
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/2018/04/government-of-canada-brings-medical-inadmissibility-policyin-line-with-inclusivity-for-persons-with-disabilities.html
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/2018/04/changes-to-medical-inadmissibility-policy.html

IRCC policy:
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/mandate/policies-operational-instructions-agreements/excessive-demand-june-2018.html
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/standard-requirements/medical-requirements/refusals-inadmissibility/excessive-demand-on-health-social-services.html


@Glitteringstar, @mcstan18, pls update the links on medical inadmissibility in Page 1.

vickmor002:
Please can u elaborate more about ICES on how Long does there evaluation takes?
2. What's there charge/fee?
3. Can they evaluate 2 results for an applicant at same fee.
4. Once I send my docs to them as an applicant, will they only require transcript from my school?

Afro24:
I had known about this immigration program since 2014 because I kept getting unsolicited emails from one of the canada immigration consultants, but I just did not think it was worth the trouble especially when I saw I had to pay a fee to be assessed.

The decision to immigrate was finally made in October 2017, so I proceeded with WES evaluation in November and picked an exam date for IELTS. The result of IELTS was decent as I exceeded the 8777 requirement. Unfortunately, I could only achieve 413 as being grey, not having a masters degree and my ICAN certificate being almost worthless had depleted my score.

At this point, PNP was the way to go but sadly, Ontario decided to be the new CIC so I had to rule them out. I took up French classes all in a bid to improve CRS as the miracle of May 2017 was clearly not going to happen but oboi....that french thing is fun but no be beans oh.

Nova Scotia announced the opening of Category B stream for candidates without job offers on April 28th. Since my NOC was in demand, I grouped all my documents in folders and proactively waited for them.

I successfully applied after 5 exasperating hours of sitting on the floor and refreshing my browsers (Nova Scotia PNP is notorious for their website shutting down following the millions of candidates trying to win a spot and to make matters worse.....it's entirely free)

Thankfully, I was nominated 3 weeks after and as good mathematics students, you know what my CRS came to. Then the journey began.

ITA was received on May 30th ( This draw was unexpected).
AOR.......July 4th.
Medical was passed on 20th July( this date means alot).
IP2.........I really don't know the exact date because I stopped checking. It should be around August 14th.

Ready for Visa Email/PPR........August 28th.

This is to encourage all those looking at improving their scores. Just keep at it and I think desperation in chasing the scores is everything. We will all succeed because I want to be able to eat "oporoko" in that country when I choose.

To those contributing positively on this thread......you are everything.

Alright folks....je veux aller soumettre mon passeport.

Ebalu953:
Please I just started the process. Do I need an agent to apply? Agent asking for 700,000. I don't have such. What are the first steps? And does myself and hubby need to evaluate out results? I have a master s degree. He has a bachelor s (3rd class)

vulpeslopez:
bro all the bolded is stressful ..PGD,Masters and French will take longer....**nobody wants to stay in 9ja for 2yrs sef...maybe PNP will be a better option

mimimum:
Hello people,

London has released me! It's PPR!!!

209 days shaaaaaaa, but God did it finally.

I don't know how to write epistle too much. No vex. My timeline is below:

ITA: January 24th CRS 449
AOR: February 1st
MEP: Feb 17th

Can't remember the other stages. I stopped checking my status regularly a long time ago.

ADR: June 14th (I think say PPR don dey near but London had other plans ). It was for me to provide updated POF documents. POF was 40% gift deed. So make una kiaful abeg.

Ghost update: August 17th (Ope o! London don wake up)

PPR: August 29th. Mail dropped 11.47am today.

I disturbed LVO with mails once I clocked 180 days in the process. Dem still no gree.

I bless God for His faithfulness. He is and will always be the author and finisher of everything.

Big shout-out to everyone for their help and guidance on the thread: @Glitteringstar @mcstan18 @happytbaby, everyone!

This space is reserved for you @Newmum0615. I don't know what to type that will be enough. You are one amazing lady. I don't why or how you do all you do, but you do it selflessly and without complains. You have been away from the thread for a while but I want to thank you here for all the support, encouragement, my NOC you corrected, the LOEs you took your time to write for me, the follow-up. I can't type everything here. I am not even an ardent follower or member of the thread but that didn't stop you from going out of your way for me. May God bless and reward you beyond whatever you have ever desired of Him

Thank You everyone. God will do it for all of us. I can't contain my joy.

Passport submission loading tomorrow.

See you all at the top.

Reasonabledoubt:
Check out ETx, they handle transcript processing for uniben and other schools.