Stencil:
The question on the CRS tool is this:

Do you or your spouse or common law partner (if they will come with you to Canada) have at least one brother or sister living in Canada who is a citizen or permanent resident?
Note: to answer yes, the brother or sister must be:

18 years old or older
related to you or your partner by blood, marriage, common-law partnership or adoption
have a parent in common with you or your partner
A brother or sister is related to you by:

blood (biological)
adoption
marriage (step-brother or step-sister)

If you answer yes to this, you will get the sibling points.

See? There is hope after all!

Hmmm. LadyStencil. Actually, an applicant cannot claim points from his/her sibling’s spouse who has a brother or sister living in Canada or is a Canadian PR.

i.e. my brother’s wife (sister-in-law) has a sister in Canada. I cannot claim points from my sister-in-law’s sister. If my wife has a sister who is a PR, then I can claim points from my sister-in-law.

Applicants can claim points from their spouse’s sibling in Canada. I hope I have been able to convince you and not to confuse you that ......family is everything

Topsmamen:


Hmmm. LadyStencil. Actually, an applicant cannot claim points from his/her sibling’s spouse who has a brother or sister living in Canada or is a Canadian PR.

i.e. my brother’s wife (sister-in-law) has a sister in Canada. I cannot claim points from my sister-in-law’s sister. If my wife has a sister who is a PR, then I can claim points from my sister-in-law.

Applicants can claim points from their spouse’s sibling in Canada. I hope I have been able to convince you and not to confuse you that ......family is everything

Oh wow. Confusion has entered me. So I read that I can claim points from a sister in law who is a PR. I'm not going for sister in laws sibling. Just sister in law.

amaya21:
Hi, please check page 1 for the CRS calculator.

You have to get in touch with your school - they may need to do verification with WES.

Are you sure WES requested SSCE? Why are you evaluating that? I thought they only ask for WAEC or NECO with a first degree (for Nigerian degrees)?

Sorry I meant NECO.. thanks for your response

Zeezii:
Good Morning All,
Please i want know if anyone here has sent their transcript as a soft copy via fax by the school to WES or must it be sent via courier?
UNN has 2 options. 1. soft copy via fax 2.hard copy via courier.

Has any one sent transcript soft copy to WES by their schools.
Please urgent response.
THank you

Please someone help, i need a reply

Nmaotito:


Oh wow. Confusion has entered me. So I read that I can claim points from a sister in law who is a PR. I'm not going for sister in laws sibling. Just sister in law.

Your brother or sister in law here refers to you as PA claiming 15 points because your spouses brother or sister is a PR or citizen, not points for a siblings spouse who is PR or citizen.

Your sibling has to be a PR for you or your spouse (if any) to claim points.

Kejimania15:
Will like to know about the 6 months diploma courses

My aunt told me about it when she was trying to convince me to try Express Entry.


So, I'm sorry I do not have any information about it.

Thanks u so much. God bless u.
quote author=ladymarshall post=78822429]You are already packaging properly by preparing for ielts. Great that ECA is in process. Focus on maxing out in your exams. All the best.

You can read the links on page 1 to prepare you for the rest of the process

[/quote]

Stencil:
If you husband doesn't have a degree chances are you might need another degree to claim points for "two or more" or Masters.
The only way to really know where you stand is to simulate your score with the CRS tool.

I already did. My score was 352 on the CRS. Thank u

Good morning guys..

So I got my ITA yesterday.. and I have my medical appointment today..

At the hospital, they are asking for medical request form which IRCC hasn't sent.

How long does it take for them to send it?

@ladyMarshall and @topsmamen I still haven't been able to view your messages

Is there any other way I can reach you? It's really important ���

Oakville19:


Your brother or sister in law here refers to you as PA claiming 15 points because your spouses brother or sister is a PR or citizen, not points for a siblings spouse who is PR or citizen.

Your sibling has to be a PR for you or your spouse (if any) to claim points.

Okay. So I take this to mean I can only claim points from a spouse's sibling and not from a sibling's spouse.

Thank you

You will get it through Accra

Tochai007:


Thanks @harry41.
I got an update. Application was approved May 3rd and still with Case Processing Center, Ottawa.

I'm wondering if that's where my PPR will be sent from or they'll still forward to AVO before I get PPR.
The wait is not funny anymore.

Tochai007:


Thanks @harry41.
I got an update. Application was approved May 3rd and still with Case Processing Center, Ottawa.

I'm wondering if that's where my PPR will be sent from or they'll still forward to AVO before I get PPR.
The wait is not funny anymore.

Please what’s your Aor?

chikcutie:
Good morning guys..

So I got my ITA yesterday.. and I have my medical appointment today..

At the hospital, they are asking for medical request form which IRCC hasn't sent.

How long does it take for them to send it?

@ladyMarshall and @topsmamen I still haven't been able to view your messages

Is there any other way I can reach you? It's really important ���

Congrats! I just sent you a PM. Medical request form? That should be your ITA letter. Just print the ITA letter and take it to the hospital.

chikcutie:
Good morning guys..

So I got my ITA yesterday.. and I have my medical appointment today..

At the hospital, they are asking for medical request form which IRCC hasn't sent.

How long does it take for them to send it?

@ladyMarshall and @topsmamen I still haven't been able to view your messages

Is there any other way I can reach you? It's really important ���

it is not compulsory

Lujedifice:
Am a novice,i just collected my international passport,how do I get started?help a sister please.

Download CanPR app on Google Playstore. Follow the processes, come back here if you have specific questions and we'll be happy to help.

Zeezii:
it is not compulsory

It differs across the designated hospitals. The hospital doctor I visited demanded evidence of the medical request before I did medicals.

Topsmamen:


It differs across the designated hospitals. The hospital doctor I visited demanded evidence of the medical request before I did medicals.

Which hospital please

Progress2468:
Please can someone send me the link to the BCS watsapp group

Someone should please help me with this

Congrats peeps, may favour smile on rest of us too. Amen

Topsmamen:
Congrats to @Dame91 and @cmaamaa on your PPRs. Wish you guys a blissful future in Canada.

Just say you don't have a medical request and go with a copy of your ITA mail.

chikcutie:
Good morning guys..

So I got my ITA yesterday.. and I have my medical appointment today..

At the hospital, they are asking for medical request form which IRCC hasn't sent.

How long does it take for them to send it?

@ladyMarshall and @topsmamen I still haven't been able to view your messages

Is there any other way I can reach you? It's really important ���

@ LadyStencil

@bolded

Topsmamen:


Hmmm. LadyStencil. Actually, an applicant cannot claim points from his/her sibling’s spouse who has a brother or sister living in Canada or is a Canadian PR.

I hope I have been able to convince you and not to confuse you that ......family is everything

My dear, na so e talk oo. Hopefully he comes around to share with us. If not, we move!

ladymarshall:
Really? 7 ADRs? @Krakboi share your PPR story with us. Don't leave us like that na. If this thread was helpful to you, please come and give back and encourage us.

But it's your choice if you choose not to, we can't force you

stanzee:


Please what’s your Aor?

AOR - December 23, 2018

How to send your NECO to WES, the attached was the response from NECO

Please I need contact in AAUA (Akungba) records office that can fast track transcript. Thanks

[quote author=bekayy post=78853245]Just say you don't have a medical request and go with a copy of your ITA mail.

Thank you. I've presented my ITA letter

[quote author=Topsmamen post=78852635]

Congrats! I just sent you a PM. Medical request form? That should be your ITA letter. Just print the ITA letter and take it to the hospital.


I sent you an email. Please check

Hello guys,

First of all I want to say thank you to everyone on this platform for the ample information I've gotta daily through you guys with regards to the EE.

Secondly, I want to find out the documents am sending to WES for evaluation. I have a masters, I want to know if am sending my Master's certificate and transcript, BSc certificate and transcript and SSCE?

Regards

My experience at the IOM Hospital

My wife and I filled in the forms for IOM on April 26th and got May 7th as our Medicals date. We decided to do our medicals upfront after receiving our provincial nomination.

We left Chevron Lekki around 5:48am on said day and arrived at the hospital around 6:55am. We met a number of people outside who had an appointment for 7:30am similar to us for US, UK and Canadian medicals although over 85% were for the Canadian medicals.
The security guards outside told us to check for our names on the list when we arrived, which we did and confirmed our names were on the list. I saw one or two people with 9:30 appointments who came early too but Were not allowed in immediately. The guards waved in the 7:30am appointees first by 7am - their opening time.

We entered a holding area where we were all given tags - our tag number was 7. Each family is given one tag number regardless of how many people are in the family.

Once we got through that, we were asked to sit in a tent. 10 mins later we were waved in to the reception area. At the reception area, our original passports and payment receipts were collected and checked against their list.

This process took around 10mins too. There was a guy there who came for Canadian medicals without his original passport. He was told they can't attend to him without his original passport. As a Nigerian, he stood there insisting he must be attended to. He said his passport is with the US embassy and he had called someone in the IOM office who told him he could bring his passport photocopy. The staff at the reception insisted that it was impossible and went on to attend to other people on the line.

We were then directed into the main waiting area of the hospital. Once here, a doctor came to address everyone on the process for the day. There were a lot of kids here running around - until the TV channel was put on some channel for Children's programmes.

We were all issued those pee bottles - the ones you pee in for a test.

7:30am
They started to call each family/individual by their tag number. The first step was getting "captured" - here our pictures were taken and we were issued a checklist - this is a list of all the tests you'll need to do on the day. Our passports were also collected here with the guy entering our details into a computer.

8:10am
Once done with capturing we were directed outside to get our vitals done.At each step in the process, you're called by your tag number. When it got to our turn, my wife went ahead to fill the forms. Then got her vitals taken. They check your temperature, height, weight and eye sight.

8:30am
Once done with the vitals, we went to the Lab area for our blood test. The lab is outside the main building.

8:45am
After the blood test, we were directed back to the main waiting area in the main building.

9:10am
We were called in by a nurse to bring in our urine samples. He tested our Urine with a strip to search for traces of protein, glucose or cretinin. He explained the test to us and showed us the result against the strip he was holding.

Afterwards, we sat with him and went through a series of questions on our medical history. He was a cheerful and nice nurse. This process took around 30 mins.

9:40am
After the urinalysis, we were directed back to the waiting area. Then we were called to the capturing area again where we were given our passports and issued a payment receipt. Somehow - they wrote my name on the receipt even though it was my wife that made the payment and the payment was in her name - rude eh.

10:00am
We went in to the x-ray section. While here, they didn't follow tag numbers and were attending to people on a first come, first served basis. They call "next male", "next female". Once they called for a male and it was my turn, as I tried to get my things and head to the door, some other guy quickly got up and went ahead of me. I laughed. What's with Nigerians and our "rushing" mentality even in places where it is clearly not needed.

I had to wait again for the next male call. My wife went in when they called for the next female. Eventually, I was called in. They asked me to take off my top and my x-ray was taken by the female radiologist.

10:30am
Just before we went in for our x-rays, a doctor had come to call our tag number. We told him we were just about to go in for our Xray. After the x-ray, we went back to the main reception area.

Around 10 mins later, our tag number was called to see the doctor whose office is just beside the waiting area.

When we went in, he explained all the tests to us again and why they were doing them - on the instance of the Canadian government, allowing the government to make plans and budget for people with certain health needs. I thought that was really amazing.

The doctor then asked us(me first then nmy wife after) to go behind a curtain. Here he examined my nails, pulse, kidney area for pains, heart beat and eyes.

After my examination, my wife also went in behind the curtain. He gave her a robe to change into before performing her own examination.

This took around 20 - 25mins.

Just before the doctor examined my wife, he received our x-ray report on his computer. He had originally asked us if we lived in Lagos and told us that usually they ask people who reside outside Lagos to wait till their x-ray results are out (which he said usually takes an hour) but ours had come out in around 10 - 15mins. They ask people residing outside Lagos to wait for their results because the radiologist may need to take further views or a person may need further examination.

After looking at our x-ray results, he confirmed that everything was fine before going ahead to examine my wife.

Once done, we had a little bit of a banter and joked for a bit.

After leaving the doctor's office. We went back to the capturing area to confirm we could leave as we had finished everything on our checklist.

They told us we could leave.

All in all, it was a good experience - quick and straight to the point without feeling over crowded the way Children's practice felt the last time I was there. Staff were generally polite and helpful apart from the x-ray guys who just seemed to be in their own world and didn't really want to be at work.

The entire process took around 3hrs and 45mins compared to the 6hrs they had listed in their emails to us before the medicals day.

Thursday, May 30th
We got our ITA yesterday. Blessed! Time to start putting documents together.

chikcutie:
Good morning guys..

So I got my ITA yesterday.. and I have my medical appointment today..

At the hospital, they are asking for medical request form which IRCC hasn't sent.

How long does it take for them to send it?

@ladyMarshall and @topsmamen I still haven't been able to view your messages

Is there any other way I can reach you? It's really important ���

I think you should just tell them it's an upfront medical. IMO

@ Adebbie

I enjoyed your narrative. Congratulations, May PPR fall on both of you. Cheers!!!

jadief:
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This is not entirely true as my spouse's degree from uniport was evaluated last October. I believe this is a very recent development.

Please I'd like to know which of the evaluation sites did he/she use.