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Hello @Ikechi12,

Please I sent you a mail. Thanks

Ikechi12:
Hi! I am going to Mexico city via Lufthansa too.

OK! Please am sending again.
Thanks

Lianna2020:
I haven’t seen it o

Congratulations!!!


Documents to go with to the DHL Office:

- Two photocopies of your international

passport data page - Your International passport itself

- passport request letter

- Biometric confirmation slip (the document you were given after u did your Biometrics)

-Two copies of signed vfs consent forms(fill and sign just the second page)

The vfs consent form is available at https://www.vfsglobal.ca/canada/usa/pdf/c form.pdf

Put everything in a Big Brown Envelope,

Write your FULL NAME, ADDRESS, PHONE NO. & Email Address on the Envelope boldly

When you go to DHL, also indicate that you want a 2 way courier.

#As posted here sometime back.

mudiwest:
Please who knows how I can send my passport to Abuja... I also did my biometrics in Abuja.. Please help

Congratulations!

Pejudear:
Jojorito007 . A big congratulations to you. The land of Canada will favour you

Hello @Lianna2020, please I sent you a mail. Thanks

Lianna2020:
@lekiboboe how have you been ?
It’s been a while no post from your end.
Hope school is not stressing out walking google.
Stay safe.

Yes oh! I've done just that.
I just thought of sharing the experience as it could benefit someone else.
Thanks a lot!

Anon123:
If i were you, after calling them and they confirmed this, i would pay and have my visa in my hands..

THATS ALL THAT MATTERS TO ME O not the money involved.

Congrats!
To God Almighty be all the glory!

nairagrounds:
I have come back with my testimony and story, my little kind of way of giving back to the community. I hope this helps.

Submitted application: June 18
Request for biometrics: June 19
Completed biometrics: June 21
Period of no update: June 22 to Sept. 19
Request for medicals: Sept. 20
Completed medicals: Oct. 4
Period of no update: Oct. 4 to Oct. 12
Passed medicals: Oct. 12
Period of no update: Oct. 12 to Nov. 11
Correspondence letter: Nov. 12, 6:35 AM
Passport Request: Nov. 12, 6:38 AM

First of all, I want to give all the glory, honor, and adoration to the Almighty God—to whom all the credit is due. I wouldn't be doing this without His hands in this.

Now to the story. I'm a first-time applicant, and I've submitted my application before I became a regular on this platform. Though I couldn't recall, I might’ve used part of the resources here in my application process, as it was most of what I read online that guided me. I’d find different tutorials—blogs, forum posts, and videos and follow the one I thought would yield the best result.

It all started with the thoughts of satisfying the urge to leave this country in search of better opportunities, and it occurred to me to use the education route to Canada. Then I applied to a school just this year, February, and behold—I got an offer, I believe, in April. That was the first and only school and the only one with the program of choice. I thought that was it until the time came to process the study permit when I realized the most challenging part, but I had to cross it.

Besides the mandatory IRCC forms, in the attached image are the supporting documents I uploaded as part of my application. I notarized the letter of support from my mom. I added her passport data page to the first page of my proof of funds document—no picture of me with her whatsoever, nor any of me with my family members.

Although I gathered more than those, I removed those that I felt least necessary before final submission. Just as many folks have said here that their application wasn't perfect, I share the same sentiment, as mine also was riddled with a couple of mistakes that could’ve only taken God to make it end the way it ended.

If you think you can add one plus one to get two and infer what could be going on with your application—think again! IRCC has its way of coming up with surprises that could shock you. I said this because a fellow got his medical request around the same period as mine, and we did our medicals the same day, so I felt we’d most likely get our decision around the same time. Meanwhile, I did get my request for medicals and as well passed mine before him. He did not only get his decision before me—it took almost a month before I got mine.

My second observation is that sending emails to IRCC about a decision when your processing time hasn't elapsed doesn't change anything. That's my opinion, though. I believe if you get a decision as a result of sending mails, it's just because it's time for them to treat your case, not that your communications compelled them to do so.

I also observe that you're most likely to get a good decision if you get a medical request as the stats have proven, times and again, that most of the folks who got a request for medicals from the IRCC got their approvals. They’ve most likely done their due diligence about your eligibility before they send the request. Disclaimer: That's not to say it's 100% until you get a decision. Waiting to get a medical request can also elongate your decision timeline, which is why many folks choose to go for upfront medicals.

Also, a compelling statement of purpose or SOP goes a long way. Most of the things that people provide evidence for here that I did well to address in my SOP, I believed served me well.

Lastly, someone that got approval recently on this platform made mention of scripture that resonated well with me and thought that helped me during testing times, so I want to share the same now. If you are still in the waiting game and believe God for good news, go and read Hebrew 11, it's all about Great Examples of Faith. You’ll be glad you did, and your testimony is just around the corner in Jesus’ name. AMEN.

Praise master Jesus for me, and I prophesy that may all hopefuls receive their good news soon in Jesus’ name. AMEN.

Hello all, so I sent my family's passports and required documents to VFS Abuja earlier in the week through DHL. VFS returned the package with an attached letter that we needed to pay transmission fee for one of my children who wasn't required to have biometrics because he was below the age so he neither had the biometrics slip nor bvl (note he's on study permit). I called VFS and they confirmed we needed to make payment for him and send the passports again with proof.
Please did any of us experience something like this?

If your LOA is for September admission, I'll suggest you get an updated one and forward via mail and webform to IRCC.

Titan1295:
Really unfair. I did biometric May 28th and eligibility has started since September and nothing since then. I'm in my 6th month. I'll wake up every morning expecting a good news and if I don't get one, my day I'll be ruined. This IRCC delay is in another level... Still, I hope on God for good news soon.

September 20th

Zhaynurb:
Please when did u do your medical ���

Congrats!

lilsss:
Hello all,

My PPR just landed today!!!! We give God all the Glory. God knows how long and tiring this whole thing has been.

Without further ado, this is my timeline.

Submitted application: 7th June
Biometrics: 9th June
Biometrics done: 15th June
Medical request: 16th September
Medicals passed: 28th September
Passport request: 6th November it has all been God!

What I submitted:
SOP
LOA
Land properties (parents)
Sponsor (parents)
High school certificate
Ielts
Police report
A levels and IGCSE certificates
Bank statement of parents

We also used an agent as well.

We give Almighty God all the glory ooooo!!!!

Canada here we come!!!!

Congratulations to you and family.
I believe they're answering all May applicants now, thank God.

AceeAy:
Good day everyone, I'm happy to announce that I just received PPR for me and my family.

Application Submitted: May 24th
Biometrics: June 4th
Upfront medicals: September 19th
Updated to passed: September 21st.
Correspondence letter: 6th Nov. 2021
PPR: 6th Nov. 2021
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I will be sharing more update sooooon.

Congratulations!
To God be the glory

Keema2404:
What God can't do doesn't exist
I finally got my pprrrrr
Since may6th
Today that is Saturday
Saturday of all days
Timeline loading

Amen! Thanks so much sir

makano:
Woooowww...

Congrats Ronsfav

To God be all the Glory....

And I am glad to be part of your testimony....

The land of Canada shall favour your Family In Jesus name... Amen

It has finally ended in praise...

Peace

Amen! @lilsss
Your testimony has been packaged already

lilsss:
Congratulations!!!!! I am tapping into this great annoting, my testimony is on the way IJN

Halleeeelujahhhhhhhh!!!

My family's PPR just dropped.

All my praise is to my God Almighty who never fails...

I discovered this forum over 4 months after submitting application. I didn't even know how to send a post here, had to send mail to @Makano and @Ketima for enquiries. I sent a mail and webform to Nairobi after this.
God bless you so much @Makano and @Ketima. Am really grateful.
For the first time last night, I responded to a post by @lilss and this afternoon PPR landed.

Timeline:
Submitted September 25th
Biometrics for spouse and one child June 1st
Medical request for children September 22nd
BVl for spouse and I September 30th
Medical passed September 30th
Then the long wait began.
Thank God it ended in praise.

Documents submitted:
All IMM forms
Offer letters for children
Receipt of school fees payment for children
Me and spouse statement of accounts
Documents of landed properties (all notarized)
Children's birth certificates.

Wishing everyone still waiting God's amazing favour in Jesus name. He's indeed too faithful to fail us

[quote author=lilsss post=107304583]Hello all,

I wanted to ask what the chances are of getting rejected after medicals have been passed and how long it takes before you get called for PPR because this wait na die ooo.

I got the call for medicals on the 16th of September.
Medicals sent to IRCC on 27th of September.
Medicals passed on the 28th of September.

Since then it has been silence.

1 month and counting has passed.

I applied on June 7th. Had to defer admission to January but the time is flying and ticket is going up and up. Should I just buy the ticket now?

I sent them my new letter of acceptance and new passport since the old one is expiring and I didn't expect it to take this long. Its going to 5 months now.

Honest to God I am tired. I found this site maybe a little over a month ago and reading people's messages and timelines has been keeping me going. I finally decided to message today.

Abeg I need advice or motivation.

In a similar situation
Biometrics June 1st
Medical requested (for my children) September 22nd and passed September 30th
Sent webform and email after discovering this group about 3 weeks ago, thanks to Makano and Ketima who graciously guided me
The posts here have been really encouraging
The wait is not funny but I trust God to show up for us, am very expectant and we shall testify shortly

Please am new here, not sure how to send a message. Please I sent you a mail.

makano:
Yea, its possible.

But on the condition that the applicant have to be in active study for at least a semester with the DLI he/she used in applying for a study permit application after which the applicant will have to do a transfer after informing IRCC...

Peace