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Author Topic: When should be the Medical---- before filing or after filing?  (Read 281 times)
yasi
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« on: April 17, 2009, 09:01:50 pm »

Hi all

My spouse filed the case from canada and after approving when case came to London CIC then i Done my medical.
Does it make sence?

My question is that what is the exact time of Medical?
Before filing or after filing?

With many thanks
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mud504@yahoo
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« Reply #1 on: April 17, 2009, 11:56:48 pm »

You are able to do it either before or after, but from everything I have read, by doing it before you avoid delays.
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« Reply #2 on: April 18, 2009, 05:45:46 pm »

With a family class/spousal sponsorship application you are supposed to do the medical before you submit the application, and include proof of having completed it with the ap.  Same thing for the criminal clearances (police no arrest reports).  If you don't do this, the application could be returned to your sponsor from CPC-Mississauga - or, if it actually gets to the overseas visa office, they will write to you and demand proof that you have completed the medical and criminal clearance requirements.  They will give you a certain amount of time to submit this and they will not do anything as far as processing your application until after that time period is completed.  In other words, say you don't include proof of your medical exam with your application and they send you a letter requesting it.  They give you 90 days to get the required proof to them.  You send the proof within 30 days - but they're not going to even look at your file for 90 days . . . so you've delayed your processing by 90 days just because you didn't do the medical before you submitted your application.   

Get your medical done first - and your criminal clearances - and submit proof of both with the application.
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yasi
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« Reply #3 on: April 18, 2009, 07:53:22 pm »

thanks that was really knowledgeable.

when i got done my medical in london they said to me they will send the report straight to the CIC and they even did not tell me a word about my report. Is it the normal procedure?

thanks
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« Reply #4 on: April 19, 2009, 02:21:06 pm »

Hi

thanks that was really knowledgeable.

when i got done my medical in london they said to me they will send the report straight to the CIC and they even did not tell me a word about my report. Is it the normal procedure?

thanks

Yes in a sense, they can't discuss the report with you unless there is an undiagnosed illness, and it would be sent to the Regional Medical Centre in London

PMM
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