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Did you get any instructions for the medical examination? My wife got the exact same email but she didn't received any instructions for the medical examination.

I sent my wife's sponsorship on March 2013 and CHC London asked my wife to send additional documents just this last week. In the email, they asked her to send the following documents: New Schedule A/Background Declaration Original Police Certificates from Pakistan Right of Permanent...

If you want leave Canada for good, then why did you bother sponsoring your husband? Also, did you mention that you have no plans to stay here on the sponsorship application? You came here to just give birth?

Refer to link below. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/visas-all.asp It list all countries and territories whose citizens need a visa to enter Canada and countries and territories whose citizens do not need a visa (visa exemptions).

Alright. Thanks for the information. When did you get your re-medical request? About a year after you first filed your application, right?

It has been 33 days now for me and I haven't received my notes either. They came exactly on the 30 day mark the first time I ordered them.

I applied in March 2013 and my was file was transferred to Islamabad in August 2013, according to my GCMS notes from November 2013.

If you are a Canadian citizen, your children will (most likely) be automatically Canadian citizens by birth. For your child, apply for his/her Canadian Certificate of Citizenship. You can apply for that either at the CHC in Islamabad or the Canadian Consulate in Lahore. Some of the supporting...

Taking them with you on the airplane is always the cheapest. Prepay for your extra baggage from online, it will be cheaper than paying at the airport.

The due dates don't mean anything. Ignore them.

I filed my wife's application in March 2013 and her file was transferred five months later to Islamabad in August 2013.

Effective October 25, 2012, sponsored spouses or partners must now live together in a legitimate relationship with their sponsor for two years from the day they receive permanent residence status in Canada. If you are a spouse or partner being sponsored to come to Canada, this applies to you...

Also make sure the form is completely filled.

If you have a Canadian address, they only cost $5 and there is no harm in ordering them. Follow the instructions at the link below. You will have to get the applicant to sign one of the forms and then upload it. https://atip-aiprp.apps.gc.ca/atip/welcome.do?lang=en

Really sorry to hear that. I don't think he can deport you. You're free to do whatever you like.

I think it's fine, don't worry.

If it's legible, I don't think there would be problem in taking a picture instead of scanning. You can increase the contrast to make it more clear.

That's a good question. The problem is that those medical tests are only valid for a certain period before they expire. You will end up wasting your time and money if they request your medical after it has expired, in which case you will have to get it done again.

What's really not fair is that our next door neighbors from New Delhi only have to wait for 11 months on average while we in Islamabad have to wait for 32 months.

You guys are so lucky. :) I'm haven't gotten anywhere yet. Wish all of you the best.