kothari_rupesh
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My Timeline just for everbody's benefit...
Johar Ali said:FAA:
Thank you so much for your response. It seems like your process is sailing fine. I have filed mine in Dec. 2003. AOR 01/04 IA 08/04 interview waived. medical 08/04 and additional doc sent Oct 19, 2004 waiting PP request.
Radgan/neels1:
you guys need to check www.yogi799.com and see it for yourself. This site list other people timelines and will give a ball ark idea about your case. Good luck.
sandeepk1999 said:Applied : June '02
Got Approved : Dec '03
My marital status changed in the mean time, so I asked about it, my ROL was rejected and was told to re-submit the application:
Re - Applied : April '04
Medical : July '04
Since then no response. Anybody in the same boat? or anybody guess when would the next process occur?
Kenny04 said:Hi Sandeep,
I am very sorry to hear that your earlier application was rejected. I have a few questions for you:
1) Where did you apply from(Buffalo)?
2) Did you get married after getting the initial PR visa?
3) How come you got the medicals done in July 2004 as you have applied in April 2004? Did you get initial assessment already?
You should check the website www.yogi799.com to see the current average timeline of applicants.
Jalma said:jhumkasrc,
Its kind of unusual for them to take such a long time in sending your passport back. So far it has been taking 15 days atmost. I hope someone who send their passport close to your timeline can answer this.
Fax them a letter and see what they have to say.
gcwww said:1. What's the cost of the medical examination?
I just called two offices in San Francisco.
The cheapest one is $364/adult, $100/baby(4 month old)
Another one charge $420/adult, $120/baby.
2. Does anyone know any medical doctor who is in South Bay of California?
Anyone knows this????????
3. Does the little baby (4 month old) need to draw blood during the test?
No blood draw, no X-Ray for 4-month-old baby.
PS:
If anyone knows the cheaper medical examination service in SF/Bay area,
could you please kindly post the info?
Thanks.
lhy said:Hi Guys,
Thank you for all useful information. I have a question here and appreciate if anyone helps me.
Has anyone ever written an explanation letter to Canadian Consulate General for not being able to provide "letters of reference" from current employer? I appreciate if you can tell me if there is standard format or possibly send me your copy to richardlu88@gmail.com for my reference.
I received the IA letter indicating to provide letter of refence from current employer. Our problem is that the principal applicant, H4 visa holder, resigned and left the employer from her home country. Therefore there is no current employer and it is very difficult to get from this employer. We are thinking of writing an explanation letter, but don't know how to.
Thank you so much.
Here is our info:
Application: Mar 04
AOR: 4/8/04
IA: 11/5/04, interview waived at this time.