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Subash

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Jun 10, 2013
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Visa Office......
NDVO
Pre-Assessed..
  1. Yes
App. Filed.......
25-06-2014
Nomination.....
14-11-2014
File Transfer...
11th March 2015(2nd line on ecas)
Med's Request
28th March 2015
Med's Done....
01,April 2015
Passport Req..
7th May 2015
VISA ISSUED...
17th May 2015
LANDED..........
22-Aug-2015
Dear friends,
My wife is Registered Nurse and she developed poliomyelitis at the age of three.She has been working as a nurse for the last seven years without remarkable difficulty but she has some difficulty in walking due to 1.5 cm shortening on right leg.Does it matter to inadmissibility to Canada? or does it have a adverse effect in medical examination?
Plz. help
 
It will have no effect on a spousal Family Class sponsorship. Do not worry...
 
You are applying together with your wife under QSW?

Immigration will calculate how much your wife costs them in a year and then decide. I think the amount is something like 6500 a year now. If she is otherwise healthy and does not have expensive medication or a future prognosis of complicated surgery, then you don't have to worry.
 
Leon said:
You are applying together with your wife under QSW?

Immigration will calculate how much your wife costs them in a year and then decide. I think the amount is something like 6500 a year now. If she is otherwise healthy and does not have expensive medication or a future prognosis of complicated surgery, then you don't have to worry.
Dear Leon,
Thank you for replying.Yes,We have applied under QSW on July10th,2013.She does not need to undergo for surgery and any medication as suggested by orthopedic surgeon here in my country Nepal.She may need physiotherapy treatment when it goes to be severe at old ages.
 
zardoz said:
It will have no effect on a spousal Family Class sponsorship. Do not worry...
Dear Zardoz,
Thank you for your response.No,we r not applying as a family class sponsorship.we have applied as a QSW category.