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that is sad after waiting for 8 months and knowing your application got rejected
hello,
My wife is PA. Their last medical report was all good and the status was medicals passed before this event.
The message says they have to do medicals within 30 days.
I did my medicals approximately one month after them.
I will call them today.
They got this message when their medicals were 75 days away from expiry. Mine will expire 98 days from now, so I am wondering if I should do it upfront as well? Thoughts?
appreciate your responses.
Since you are inland applicants, consulting a reputed immigration lawyer there is the best option in my opinion. I have not seen any rejection for similar reason on this thread. But there might be other threads to discus rejections\refusals, please try there as well.
Hope you can solve it soon
Good Luck
This looks tricky. I hope there was a simple solution but I can't think of any at the moment. Could you try calling IRCC and ask them why this request is initiated now and only for your wife and kid, but not for you? Its highly unlikely you will get a proper reply but it is still worth a try. Also ask them if you should do yours as well.
Because if your medical validity is not extended and you do not get your PPR in the next 23 days ( lets hope it will come by then), there is a chance they might initiate another request for you which might delay the process even further.
If I were you, I would do the medicals and upload it while waiting for them to reply to the webform. If you are lucky, they might approve the application once the new medicals are submitted.
IMO, get the meds done for your wife and kid, and do yours only when you are asked to do so. Doing it pre-emptively may bring up issues with the submission of your meds.
So sorry to hear you get rejection. As an inland applicant you can contact an immigration consultant who may be able to help, depending on your background there may even be community services to help you. From my little bit of immigration knowledge due to studying and real life occurrences an appeal may be able to be filed and upon appeal you can provide an employment letter acknowledging the missing information - if the employer will not guarantee employment for a year perhaps you can file an appeal and look for a new job offer that will supply what you require.
Called ircc regarding the medicals.
Agent on the call asked me to raise a web form request to explain visa officer that medicals are valid and traveling on a short notice is not a problem.
She also suggested to get the medicals done as well if they reply before medicals are submitted well and good but don’t wait.
So I will get them done tomorrow! Damn have to pay 1250$ tmrow (twice) I hope I will get ppr after this else this will be a pure waste of money!
Agent on the call asked me to raise a web form request to explain visa officer that medicals are valid and traveling on a short notice is not a problem.
She also suggested to get the medicals done as well if they reply before medicals are submitted well and good but don’t wait.
So I will get them done tomorrow! Damn have to pay 1250$ tmrow (twice) I hope I will get ppr after this else this will be a pure waste of money!
You can get your employer to confirm that you will have the job for at least a year after your pr. Once you you this letter you can appeal for your application to be reconsidered. Since the reason for the rejection is simply that you may be accepted. Or depending on your crs you can reapply with a revised offer letter
didn't they ask for additional documents from you before rejecting your application?
As per my understanding if you had completed one year and working with the firm as a full-time employee you don't have to show them 1 year guaranteed employment. moreover in Canada, no one has guaranteed job even immigration officer not having guaranteed employment with the government.
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That’s what we thought while applying. Which employer would write “guaranteed a job 1 year after getting the PR”. First of all “getting a PR” had no specific time frame these days....grrrr! I’m so mad at them. We are a little lost what to do, and to spend so much time again in the-applying and again waiting for so many months to hear our verdict sounds frustrating right now