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Nishant.Sh

Star Member
Aug 15, 2014
94
9
Category........
Visa Office......
NDVO
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
04.07.2014 ;PER-30.10.2014 ; SECOND LINE UPDATE 19 .12.2014
IELTS Request
SENT WITH APPLICATION
Dear All

Can anyone confirm me from which email ID you get
Medical requests from NDVO so that I can add same to my address book


Secondly
How much time it takes after 2nd line update in ECAS to get medical request ....


Kindly revert ..
 

canada9

Star Member
Apr 30, 2014
115
11
Category........
Visa Office......
New Delhi
NOC Code......
1114
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
04-06-2014
Nomination.....
CC 19/9/14 PER 30/9/14
IELTS Request
SENT WITH APPLICATION
Med's Request
18-11-2014
Med's Done....
24-11-2014
Interview........
WAIVED BY GODS GRACE
Passport Req..
27-02-2014
VISA ISSUED...
BY GODS GRACE SOON
LANDED..........
BY GODS GRACE SOON

addy_singh

Star Member
Mar 19, 2014
69
3
Re: MEDICAL INADMISIBILITY

only transferable diseases matter plus if you need immediate medical care... so that you can't become dependent upon them for medical care.. rest all ok to the best of my knowledge.
CannyAmust said:
Hello people,

Compliment of the season,

Please I need your advice and opinion
I am an applicant awaiting MR, however,
My spouse is a sickle cell disease patient
Does anyone have opinion with respect to
Medical inadmissibility in respect of this
Disorder and what I need to do while waiting
For MR
 

er.sanjeev1

Full Member
Oct 11, 2014
45
0
Dear friends,
First of all i am very very thankful to all members of this forum who helped me to complete my application. It might be difficult for me to apply without massive support from you guys.
God Bless you all...

Now, i come to point,
My application dispatched from India on 23rd Dec and it is expected to reach CIO on 30 Dec.
I have a question in my mind that I mistakenly entered my NOC code in cover letter's subject as NOC 0113 instead of 0911.
But it is entered correctly (as NOC 0911) in all app forms where required and 0113 is written only in one line in cover letter.

It happened because of hurry. Is there any cause of worry ?
Should i email CIO regarding this ? If yes, please provide their email address.

Please reply...
 

FIYAZALI

Hero Member
Oct 7, 2014
479
20
123
CANADA
Category........
Visa Office......
London
NOC Code......
2132
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
22nd October - 2015
LANDED..........
13-07-2016
ahsan99 said:
Kindly pate format of PER mail.


Kindly reply
Ashaan99: DID u get your PER dear, did u called CIC and got your UCI
 

FIYAZALI

Hero Member
Oct 7, 2014
479
20
123
CANADA
Category........
Visa Office......
London
NOC Code......
2132
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
22nd October - 2015
LANDED..........
13-07-2016
Century said:
PCC is not required for less than 18 years of age applicants. For medical, they will check whether any mental disorder is there.
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With the services offered from CAIPS / GCMS
http://www.gcmsfile.com/index.html
Can they help me to know the status of my application?
Get me the UCI number?
DD enchased or not?
When PER will be issued?
 

desertfox

Hero Member
Dec 9, 2014
731
68
123
er.sanjeev1 said:
Dear friends,
First of all i am very very thankful to all members of this forum who helped me to complete my application. It might be difficult for me to apply without massive support from you guys.
God Bless you all...

Now, i come to point,
My application dispatched from India on 23rd Dec and it is expected to reach CIO on 30 Dec.
I have a question in my mind that I mistakenly entered my NOC code in cover letter's subject as NOC 0113 instead of 0911.
But it is entered correctly (as NOC 0911) in all app forms where required and 0113 is written only in one line in cover letter.

It happened because of hurry. Is there any cause of worry ?
Should i email CIO regarding this ? If yes, please provide their email address.

Please reply...
Cover letter is not part of required documents. Did u mention ur NOC code on envelope? If yes, then u r fine.
 

MDoha

Star Member
Oct 17, 2012
183
12
Category........
NOC Code......
0714
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
23/09/2015
Doc's Request.
01/02/16
Nomination.....
20/04/16
FIYAZALI said:
Thanks, i am also NOC 2132, 22nd October can i check with bank if my DD is chased in 80 days time period.
On Jan 10th it will be 80 days for my app
You can try your chance
I contacted my bank , they told me I have to check with my receiver , as they have transferred the money to a Canadian branch
I have sent a DD
 

chak

Newbie
Dec 3, 2014
7
3
tony1980 said:
With extreme pleasure and immense respect to this forum I would like to inform that I have received PERMANENT VISA TODAY.

MY TIMELINES ARE

7 MAY APPLICANT
PER 31 JULY
MEDICALS –05 SEP
PPR --- 12 DEC
VISA --- 22 DEC


REGARDS,
DEEPINDER SINGH CHAHAL
91- 8146998624


Congratulations.......Hope to get in touch in future too......All the best wishes
 

MDoha

Star Member
Oct 17, 2012
183
12
Category........
NOC Code......
0714
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
23/09/2015
Doc's Request.
01/02/16
Nomination.....
20/04/16
vvv said:
Dear Forum members, got one query.
I have already sent Medicals and RPRF on 23rd Dec and I m waiting for PPR.
But I ll be travelling to Australia on Jan. So, it is possible to change VO at this stage ? As I will be in Australia, can I ask NDVO to stamp my visa from Sydney VO ?
Guys please suggest.
You have to update your visa office immediately once you change your address
They will advise wether you have to change your visa office or not
 

Johnny31

VIP Member
Dec 25, 2011
4,058
456
Category........
Visa Office......
CPP-Ottawa
NOC Code......
0631
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
tony1980 said:
With extreme pleasure and immense respect to this forum I would like to inform that I have received PERMANENT VISA TODAY.

MY TIMELINES ARE

7 MAY APPLICANT
PER 31 JULY
MEDICALS –05 SEP
PPR --- 12 DEC
VISA --- 22 DEC
VISA OFFICE --- NDVO


REGARDS,
DEEPINDER SINGH CHAHAL
91- 8146998624
Congrats my friend!
 

capri25.yashu

Hero Member
Aug 23, 2012
236
15
Category........
Visa Office......
NDVO
NOC Code......
2171
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
15-05-2014
AOR Received.
02-09-2015
File Transfer...
28-10-2014
Med's Request
29-10-2014
Med's Done....
5-11-2014
Passport Req..
27-2-2015
VISA ISSUED...
1-4-2015
LANDED..........
26-9 -2015
tony1980 said:
With extreme pleasure and immense respect to this forum I would like to inform that I have received PERMANENT VISA TODAY.

MY TIMELINES ARE

7 MAY APPLICANT
PER 31 JULY
MEDICALS –05 SEP
PPR --- 12 DEC
VISA --- 22 DEC
VISA OFFICE --- NDVO


REGARDS,
DEEPINDER SINGH CHAHAL
91- 8146998624
Congrats buddy!
 

kris00

Hero Member
Sep 30, 2010
375
71
Category........
Visa Office......
NDVO
NOC Code......
2171
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
04-July-2014
Nomination.....
29-Oct-2014
File Transfer...
18-Dec-2014
Med's Request
30-Dec-2014
Med's Done....
17-Jan-2015
Passport Req..
13-Mar-2015
VISA ISSUED...
31-Mar-2015
LANDED..........
20-Jun2015
+1 Mr Shah.

shah2014 said:
Congratulations to recent MR recipients.......Reposting for your reference

1. The medical is to check illness/disease which can either
(a) Danger to public health i.e. contagious diseases
(b) Danger to public Safety
(c) Might reasonably be expected to cause an excessive deman on health or social services such as cancer, dialyses, kidney transplant etc etc

2. Therefore, no need to be bothered much abt the medical, If God forbid someone has such symptoms nothing much can be done. If an applicant's initial results are not satisfactory, further tests are conducted to rule out issues mentioned in point 1 (above). Following is list of different test conducted in medical and tips to avoid the expenses and tension of additional/confirmatory tests

3. Urinalyses: Dipstick test to check presence of following. The thresholds are +1 for any of these. In case of breach of threshold, Microscopic analysis will be conducted with following thresholds
Blood: Threshold – RBC above 10 RBC/HPF
Protein: Threshold – greater than 0.30 mg/L
Glucose: Threshold: Presence

Blood and protein can be present in healthy person based on activities/food over last 24 hrs. So, to avoid repeat test DO NOT have high protein diet, exercise, s3xual activity (48 hrs), Alcohol (5-7 days), Soft drinks, Caffeinated drinks (Tea, Coffee - also for B.P), raw tomatoes, raw leafy vegetables, or dieting (i.e. very less food). Drink at least 3 - 4 liters of water in 4 hours before the test. Otherwise, you risk incurring the expenses of Microscopic test.

If threshold of microscopic test are also breached then Serum Creatinine will be conducted. The results of this tests will be submitted and analysed by doctors in Canadian medical center, who may accept, rejected, or advise further tests for the candidate.

4. Blood test: for Syphillis and HIV. Both are s3xually transmitted diseases. Syphillis can be treated with medicine and in case of detection, doctor will prescribe the medicine. All details of this treatment will be shared with CIC/VO.

5. X-Ray: Mainly for checking early signs of T.B. Nothing much can be done about it but avoid/reduce smoking 5-7 days prior to the test to minimize chances of chest infection. If you have symptoms of chest infection, discuss it with your physician to take proper antibiotic (to avoid additional cost of repeat X-Ray). However, you should disclose it to CIC physician that that u had minor chest infection recently an took antibiotic for that. CIC is not concerned with ur regular chest infection, they want to check early signs of T.B which can be hidden by infection and first test is marked "INCONCLUSIVE" and repeated at ur cost.

6. Physical examination: Blood pressure is main concern as it may signify hypertension if systolic is above 140 and diastolic is above 90. Avoid high cholesterol and other food which are known to result in high blood pressure. JUST MAKE SURE TO REMAIN CALM, and TAKE DEEP BREATHS, and your B.P will be within normal limits. Avoid getting mad at delays or cost of medical test Shocked. Chewing gum also helps in maintaining normal B.P.

The diseases checked in Physical examination include signs for hepatitis, Cancer, Cardiac diseases, Cognitive Impairment in Adults, Developmental delay in children, Psychiatric conditions (only those which can cause DANGER TO PUBLIC SAFETY and DEMAND ON SOCIAL/MEDICAL SERVICEs, if something remains under control through regular medication and chances of further deterioration are low, it won't be an issue).

Note: If initial tests are satisfactory, usually reports are not shared with CIC/VO but if confirmation tests are conducted or treatment is prescribed then reports of initial and all subsequent tests is shared with CIC/VO. If the diseases is curable for good through medicine, the candidate is not rejected on medical grounds but the candidate is put on hold till complete recovery. The treatment is prescribed and repeated medical test is conducted after prescribed duration.

Last but not least, DO NOT HIDE/MISREPRESENT ANY MEDICAL INFORMATION FROM THE DOCTOR WHEN ASKED ABOUT IT. IN CASE OF ANY ISSUE, THE PERSON WILL BE REQUIRED TO TAKE MEDICINE/CONSULT DOCTOR in CANADA and IF AT THAT TIME IT IS DISCOVERED THAT CANDIDATE MISREPRESENTED IN MEDICAL, IT WILL RESULT IN IMMEDIATE TERMINATION OF PR and DEPORTATION. YOU WILL LOSE ALL YOU HAVE INVESTED IN CANADA IN TERMS OF TIME AND MONEY. The above precautions works only for healthy person to avoid COSTS / TENSION OF REPEAT tests. These CAN NOT HIDE PRESENCE OF ACTUAL/CRITICAL DISEASE.

Important Notes
Note 1: Prefer eMedical center, it speeds up the process. Canada physician panel list at http://www.cic.gc.ca/pp-md/pp-list.aspx does not highlight eMedical facility but u can call the center and check with them. Otherwise Australian website shows eMedical logo in front of such centers on http://www.immi.gov.au/Help/Pages/immigration-panel-physicians.aspx .
Note that all center's are not same, but there is a significant overlap. (credit: ashif_eee)

Note 2: Do ask the doctor to provide eMedical Information Report. It will help CIC to locate your results and also put pressure on physician to send ur medicals earlier otherwise he will do it in his own sweet time. Sending medical test payment receipt is optional. (Credit: Rayj and xXCiscoGuyXx for link to Hanbook)

Note 3: Following medical tests are conducted if everything is normal

Physical Examination: For all applicants
Urinalysis: For 5 year and older applicants
Chest X-Ray: For 11 year and older applicants
Blood pressure and Blood (HIV & Syphilis): For 15 year and older applicants


For Detailed summary chart of applicable tests visit http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/publications/dmp-handbook/index.asp#chap4.7
(Credit: xXCiscoGuyXx)

If you are still waiting for ur medical, consider saving it in ur mail box
 

Century

VIP Member
May 2, 2014
5,666
876
Category........
Visa Office......
Singapore
NOC Code......
0111
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
07-05-2014
Nomination.....
30-07-2014
AOR Received.
09-09-2014
Med's Request
24-10-2014
Med's Done....
04-11-2014
Passport Req..
05-12-2014
VISA ISSUED...
22-12-2014
LANDED..........
08-06-2015
Re: MEDICAL INADMISIBILITY

CannyAmust said:
Hello people,

Compliment of the season,

Please I need your advice and opinion
I am an applicant awaiting MR, however,
My spouse is a sickle cell disease patient
Does anyone have opinion with respect to
Medical inadmissibility in respect of this
Disorder and what I need to do while waiting
For MR
If the regular treatment is not expensive, it should not be issue. The following post suggest Sickle Cell Anemia is medically admissible disease according to Federal court's decision. ;D ;D

raj_sda1 said:
From my posts :

Recently I got the PR VISA by the grace of God. The CHC has considered my case very positivly and took the best possible decision.

I am herewith mentioning the reference of my earlier TWO posts for all concerned.

Hopefully, it will be useful to others having similar situation.

1. MEDICAL INADMISSIBILITY - THALLASEMIA ???
Dtd.: 27-06-2008 [**.95.232.19] Total : 9 replies

2. REPOSTED:MEDICAL INADMISSIBILITY - THALLASEMIA ???
Dtd.: 03-07-2008 [**.95.234.115] Total : 4 replies



For further discussion and information, pl. post your comments. I will share my experience.

*********
I had search a lot for the court decisions to support my application.

From the Canada federal court´s decisions on appeal/s

For the purpose of determining whether any person is or is likely to be a danger to public health or to public safety or whether the admission of any person would cause or might reasonably be expected to cause excessive demands on health or social services, the following factors shall be considered by a medical officer in relation to the nature, severity or probable duration of any disease, disorder, disability or other health impairment from which the person is suffering, namely,

a> any reports made by a medical practitioner with respect to the person;
b> the degree to which the disease, disorder, disability or other impairment may be communicated to other persons
c> whether medical surveillance is required for reasons of public health;
d> whether sudden incapacity or unpredictable or unusual behavior may create a danger to public safety;
e> whether the supply of health or social services that the person may require in Canada is limited to such an extent that :
1. the use of such services by the person might reasonably be expected to prevent or delay provision of those services to Canadian citizens or permanent residents, or
2. the use of such services may not be available or accessible to the person;
f> whether medical care or hospitalization is required;
g> whether potential employability or productivity is affected; and
h> whether prompt and effective medical treatment can be provided.

Still more from judgements....

However, it is not sufficient to only consider the question of cost. The concept of "excessive demands" in the Act is related to the question of supply and demand of health services in Canada.

One possible fallacy in connection with service costs requires mention. We have tended to assume that highly complex investigation or treatment is necessarily costly, when it is not always so.

The facility as a whole may be expensive in terms of reaching the stage of ?readiness to serve?. Once it is established, however, the additional cost of treating a few extra patients may be negligible. An example is the haematology unit in which both professional and technical personnel are paid by salary, and the cost of material used for treating, say, sickle cell anemia, may be quite small. On the other hand, open-heart surgery may use expensive expendable materials, and some of the large surgical team may be paid on a fee-for-service basis.


ALLLLLLL THE BESTTTTT
 
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