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As far as I understand, Rebif is covered by Exceptional access program if you have EDSS of less than or equal to 6...I'm pretty sure your score is less than 6, this is a weakness point cause it means (to the officer) that you might be eligible for that coverage, However, a very good point you...

Your specialist.

The doctor knows what to write in it, as I told you man, they will tell you what exact information they need, so just don't worry about it, wait and see.

No, they just asked for a case report from my specialist stating my current infusion dosage and frequency

It depends on your case, if they need a furtherance letter they would clearly tell you what information they need... I honestly think you don't have anything to worry about at all...Mesalamine and its generic compounds are very cheap, ways under the health care requirements for average Canadian...

Thanks a lot man, and don't worry they can't change your medical status after it is already "passed" lol...so rest assured it is fine :)

So basically I wrote a 10 page response letter (yes 10 pages!!) including many points to attack the decision...while every case is different as I said above, I will tell you my main points just as an example... 1-Remicade is not Humira...basically I'm on remicade but the letter used Humira to...

Hello guys, here is my last update for this thread to be a complete blog for anyone who needs help with this issue at anytime :)... I'm happy to say that I was able to successfully challenge the decision and convince them to invert it in a very short time period despite having a complicated...

Thanks guy, I sent them a copy of my current passport and asked them to use it for the PR processing since it still has 3 months remaining, I also explained in a letter that I will apply for a passport renewal but that may take some time (didn't include receipts or anything cause I have not...

For me it took about 4 months after the furtherance letter to get the procedural fairness letter

Thanks man, yup it was like a miracle, the lawyer said my chances are very low and wanted 6500$ to write the letter! I just ignored him and went to do it on my own and it was super successful, As I said I will write a reply with the detailed updates in the other thread once I finish dealing with...

My case is quite different, I got a procedural fairness letter at first because of medical inadmissibility but I was able to challenge it, I told the details in another thread to help people learn from my experience (haven't posted the last update yet)...so in my case the medical took around 6...

Where to submit this LOI letter?

Sure, I will renew it, but the deadline they gave me to submit a new one is sep 7!!! to renew mine I will need at least 3 months! Not sure what should I do? just resubmit mine which still have 3 months? or will it be unacceptable?

Hey guys, I applied for PR a few months ago, now they sent me a message asking me to provide a valid copy of my passport... I'm now sure what does "valid" mean? my current passport will expire in 3 months, is it still valid? and is that a normal letter they send to everyone? or they need me to...

Hi Guys, A couple of months ago I got a medical inadmissibility procedural fairness letter for my PR application, and I'm preparing the response to be submitted soon,.. I want to fill the "Declaration of ability and willingness form" but there is a field which says: ----------------------...

If you are not in a rush to get the PR I would say no, because consulting a lawyer before you submit the application might save you time, but it won't really enhance your chances...so if you are not in an urgency then just submit the application and wait...may be (actually most likely in my...

I don't think so, because the medical officer will not have access to the LOE anyway, and the medical decision is taken by the medical officer, the visa officer has nothing to do with it, so better not start this topic with him. The medical officer will definitely research your condition and if...

I don't think you have anything to worry about, there are two grounds for medical inadmissibility: 1-your disease is causing a risk to the society (infectious or so), 2-your disease requires excessive care or expensive treatment that might put extra weight on the health system (as in my case)...

Yes thanks man, I read this, but in that case he didn't get a fairness letter, the person was responding to a furtherance letter, also it was his wife's not his condition and he was primary applicant