DID I MAKE A MISTAKE?

[WINDSORAPPLY]

Hi everyone , my family applied citizenship at 2011, my wife and I got rq after the exam .Unfortunately my wife was serious ill last year . I told cic this thing . I dont know whether my wife's illness influence our application.

 

[screech339]

Hi everyone , my family applied citizenship at 2011, my wife and I got rq after the exam .Unfortunately my wife was serious ill last year . I told cic this thing . I dont know whether my wife's illness influence our application.

Sorry to hear that your wife has gotten ill. Hope she will get well soon. That said, your wife's medical issue has no bearing or impact on the citizenship process.

 

[WINDSORAPPLY]

I dont know whether our application will be denied?

 

[scylla]

I dont know whether our application will be denied?

Why would your application be denied due to illness?

As long as you responded to the RQ appropriately, there should be no issue.

 

[WINDSORAPPLY]

I read an artical a woman got cancer during application and then cic denied her application .so i am worry about this .

 

[CanV]

I read an artical a woman got cancer during application and then cic denied her application .so i am worry about this .

Where is the article? There is no such thing, relax.

 

[WINDSORAPPLY]

http://www.cbc.ca/thecurrent/episode/2011/12/13/canadian-citizenship-denied-due-to-breast-cancer/
that is the artical

 

[SenoritaBella]

Read the article again - the writer obviously does not understand the difference between "permanent residence" and "citizenship". The woman was denied permanent residence because CIC felt she could be a drain on the healthcare system.
So if she never became a permanent resident, there is no way she can even become a citizenship.

So to answer your question, CIC will not deny your wife citizenship because of her condition. Hope she is feeling better now(or in remission). Take care.

http://www.cbc.ca/thecurrent/episode/2011/12/13/canadian-citizenship-denied-due-to-breast-cancer/
that is the artical

 

[labeamer]

cbc.ca/thecurrent/episode/2011/12/13/canadian-citizenship-denied-due-to-breast-cancer/
that is the artical

I know the title of the article says citizenship denied due to breast cancer. But if you read through, you will see that she was denied a PR status because she was diagnosed with breast cancer. So your wife won't be denied citizenship just because she fell ill.

I am not sure though but I think they won't process a citizenship application if one is mentally ill?? If so, that makes sense, as one has to be sane enough to sign on the application form and pledge an undertaking.

 

[CanV]

http://www.cbc.ca/thecurrent/episode/2011/12/13/canadian-citizenship-denied-due-to-breast-cancer/
that is the artical

The title is misleading. She was denied permanent residency, not citizenship. Yes someone can be denied PR based on health issues, when someone is considered a risk to public health in Canada or when they could cost too much to treat, which is the case for that woman. This doesnt apply to citizenship applications for sure.

Thats what happens when someone writes about something they dont know about.

 

[WINDSORAPPLY]

THANKS .I FEEL BETTER NOW .THANKS AGAIN

 

[WINDSORAPPLY]

I want to know as CIC has been know my wife's illness . Then maybe they will delay our application o Because they think my wife's illness will use more canada's medical recources.

 

[screech339]

I want to know as CIC has been know my wife's illness . Then maybe they will delay our application o Because they think my wife's illness will use more canada's medical recources.

Had this occurred during your wife's PR spousal sponsorship, then the application would likely get refused on the ground of excessive health demand. But in this case, medical condition has no bearing / impact on citizenship as she already has the rights to use canada health care coverage.

Screech339

 

[Leon]

Illness can not affect your wife's or your citizenship application in any way except if she is too ill to make her test date / oath date, then her application will be delayed because she has to postpone.

Citizenship can not be denied due to illness.

PR can be denied based on illness, either illness that is considered a danger to the Canadian public but more common because of an illness that is considered "excessive demand", that is when the treatment of it will cost too much and be a drain on Canadian health care.

If a person who is applying for PR on their own does not clear medicals, their PR can be denied. Same if they are applying as a family with their dependents, regardless of the dependents being listed as accompanying or not, if one dependent does not clear medicals, the whole family's PR's will be denied.

With spousal sponsorship or sponsorship of a dependent child when the sponsor is already PR or a citizen, there are exceptions to the excessive demand rule. Sponsored spouses and dependent children can not be denied PR due to excessive demand.

For example, if a person is working in Canada and gains the right to apply for PR, if they have an excessive demand child, it must be included on their application, either as accompanying or not accompanying and they will be denied. However, if this person marries a PR or a Canadian and is sponsored to Canada as a spouse, along with their child, they and their child can not be denied.

However, you are past PR and applying for citizenship. You do not need to worry about these issues now.

 

[janoo]

Just forget everything concentrate on your wife health,medical condition not
impact on your citizenship application as long you have completed honetly
1095 days than you have to relex. health care facility you can use with your
PR basis.