Child's speech delay. Stuck in "We are reviewing the results of your medical exam". Advice needed.
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Really wondering why it's taking them that long. Hoping for the best of us. I applied for my sons GCMS 3 weeks ago. Should be available within the week.
Yes I did. And surprisingly the notes are not related to my son's speech delay but Inactive TB.Case was also endorsed to CMAU. He is classified under code S2.02 which means medical surveillance is needed and we need to report to the public health authority within 30 days upon landing. There is a weird note also in page 25 that says: meds (document) still outstanding for case finalization upon receipt of valid meds. This is very bizarre since we already submitted all the medical papers required. We contacted our local RTO and they mentioned that IRCC hasn't requested any documents from them. We just re sumitted the med sheet. The notes by the way are as of April 20. As of this writing, our application hasn't moved yet. We are kinda lost with our current situation. Applying for temporary residenent as student by the way.
Could you show a screenshot where they say "CMAU" in your gcms notes? I am trying to find it on mine, thanks a lot!
Any good news from this thread? How are your kids status? Starting to feel the anxiety of waiting. Makes me feel the process is uncertain.
Hi, no further update unfortunately. I ordered a GCMS note, but the file has not been touched since March 16, 2021.
Long wait of uncertainty ahead, it seems.
I need some suggestions. FSW-O.
I have received medical request on Oct 18, 2021. At the time of medical exam, our panel physician examined speech delay of my 6-year old baby girl. This was declared as B grading in her health case details report. Then after 10 days, I have received an email from RMO asking for additional medical information, a report on cognitive and developmental status from a specialist paediatrician. I have submitted this requested report to our panel physician on Nov 11, 2021. From then my medical status is - "We are reviewing the results of your medical exam".
I am little worried! Is it possible to get rejection due to medical inadmissibility? What should I do if unfortunately I receive a procedural fairness letter?
I have received medical request on Oct 18, 2021. At the time of medical exam, our panel physician examined speech delay of my 6-year old baby girl. This was declared as B grading in her health case details report. Then after 10 days, I have received an email from RMO asking for additional medical information, a report on cognitive and developmental status from a specialist paediatrician. I have submitted this requested report to our panel physician on Nov 11, 2021. From then my medical status is - "We are reviewing the results of your medical exam".
I am little worried! Is it possible to get rejection due to medical inadmissibility? What should I do if unfortunately I receive a procedural fairness letter?
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My son too has a speech delay but he was not quite of age at the time of his first medical for it to be known by the physician. So my case kind of looks different. We have PR issued already for me as PA and my son as dependent but when I submitted PPR for my son’s PR visa, the Accra Visa office asked me for remedical and that was when this speech delay issue came up. And I know it has been made part of the report to IRCC. Medical report was submitted January 17, 2022 alongside passport and pictures as requested in the Passport Request letter and till date no information. And I am wondering if my son’s speech delay is the issue right now.
Hi, my medical should have expired by now, but still there is no change in my account (I did my medical on feb 22, 2021). My only guess is, as it was "under review" maybe they will not send me a remed request or expiry notification till the review status changes.
What should i do now? Should i do upfront? Should i send an updated pediatric report?
@legalfalcon would really appreciate your views.
Thanks
What should i do now? Should i do upfront? Should i send an updated pediatric report?
@legalfalcon would really appreciate your views.
Thanks