Can I drop my inadmissible dependent due to HIV?

[future_canadian]

This is a tough one because usually CIC only updates "Medical Received " if you have passed the medical. If you have failed your medical and have been judged to be an excessive demand, the "medical received" is usually updated after the "decision made " line. So I am thinking, you are okay but I think you should get your GCMS notes to be sure. The fact that your daughter is a protected person in Canada might have worked in your favor.

Apply for you GCMS notes. They should tell you if you have passed the medical or not.

Excellent advice +1

 

[Suryak86]

Hi all, I have similar story. I applied under FSW program back in 2010. After long waiting, I did medical in May 2012, in Oct. 2012 asked for furtherance medical form my daughter (Cognitive assessment).
In August 2013 they sent me fairness letter Under 38-c, excess medical demand.
I replied in Oct. 2013. No answer for more than a year. Surprisingly, after all of this, CIC sent me email last Jan., they said due to a misprint in our first fairness letter, please ignore it and this is our correct fairness letter. The mistake was in the upper limit of the cost/year. In the first letter they said it is "about 30000/year) which it should say 30000 for five years or approximately 6345/year.

After few days from this letter, I saw the third line of "Medical results has been received."
I am not sure, if I passed medical or not. If passed, I donot need to write new response. The response needs a lot of work and money.

Apart from this long process, in 2012 I became a protected Person in Canada. I sent a new application for PR, but the time line is so long. I am very frustrated of this long waiting and I need my PR statues as as possible to find a good permanent work.

So, my question is can I drop my daughter from my first PR application (FSW). She is a protected person here in Canada and can stay together. The benefit for me is to get my PR sooner (at least year saving). She will stay in second application for her PR which has no medical excessive demand requirement.

Salem10, Here is a definate answer to your question if you passed your medical. YOU HAVE PASSED. How do I know it? here is the link

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/inadmissibility/who.asp

(3) Some groups of permanent resident applicants are exempt from the excessive demands assessment:

family class sponsored spouses, common-law partners and dependent children
convention refugees or people in similar circumstances and
protected persons.

So Cheers and Carry on my friend.

 

[salem10]

Salem10, Here is a definate answer to your question if you passed your medical. YOU HAVE PASSED. How do I know it? here is the link

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/inadmissibility/who.asp

(3) Some groups of permanent resident applicants are exempt from the excessive demands assessment:

family class sponsored spouses, common-law partners and dependent children
convention refugees or people in similar circumstances and
protected persons.

So Cheers and Carry on my friend.

Thank you all friends for this comments. Thanks to Suryak86.
Yes, I did exactly what you mentioned here; I ordered GCM notes for both of my applications since I saw that line. Hope to receive them next week.
I was a long journey with a lot of fighting on paper work. I read almost all Operation Manuals and a lot of documents to write all of my responses my my own.
Hope the best for all.

 

[sharedknowledge]

Dear warsap

Thank you for your concern, unfortunately we only found out his condition upon our re-medical in Dec 2014 and all our medical findings are forwarded to CIC.

To all my dear forum mates, just to update all of you, I am speaking to Michael Battista and planning our best arguments whether we can overcome the "Excessive Demand" by utilizing Generic drugs available in the province of Alberta, if not we will be left with no other choice but to drop my dear son on our application. We can do this for now and will be thinking of other avenues where he can come with us in the future.

I am asking everyone of you to join my family in praying for the success of our battle. Thank you very much.

Sorry. I think I jumped to conclusion too hastily. I can see you care equally for all your children well-being and by dropping off your son from the immigration, you don't mean "abandoning" him.

There is lot of good advice given by forum-mates here. Hope it will help you.

 

[Suryak86]

Sorry. I think I jumped to conclusion too hastily. I can see you care equally for all your children well-being and by dropping off your son from the immigration, you don't mean "abandoning" him.

There is lot of good advice given by forum-mates here. Hope it will help you.

+1 mate

 

[future_canadian]

Sorry. I think I jumped to conclusion too hastily. I can see you care equally for all your children well-being and by dropping off your son from the immigration, you don't mean "abandoning" him.

There is lot of good advice given by forum-mates here. Hope it will help you.

+1

 

[canada4gud]

Sorry. I think I jumped to conclusion too hastily. I can see you care equally for all your children well-being and by dropping off your son from the immigration, you don't mean "abandoning" him.

There is lot of good advice given by forum-mates here. Hope it will help you.

No worries, God bless us all.

 

[sharedknowledge]

No worries, God bless us all.

Forum mates,

Hats off to all such great group of high moral people who are helping out the people in need.

Keep up the spirit!!