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[Vidnomenon]

They gave the first time we all passed. Medical got expired in Jan 12. I just to clarify if I'm the only one going for the re-medical since the request letter only contain my information????

Note: they are not accompanying in my application

I would suggest raising a webform to get a better response.

But my thoughts are; if the email specifically mentions you as the one whose medicals are required, then you should be able to safely proceed with just yours. It would, obviously, be even safer to do for the whole family again.

 

[sadiqsankara]

I would suggest raising a webform to get a better response.

But my thoughts are; if the email specifically mentions you as the one whose medicals are required, then you should be able to safely proceed with just yours. It would, obviously, be even safer to do for the whole family again.

Dependents are also client. The letter only contain my information. Since they requested for remedical, an ime is generated. So, the only client information in that letter is mine. My ime, uci, name, age, DOB, etc. No info about my dependents on the letter.

Does that mean I'm the only one going for remedical? since my dependents are not accompanying me to Canada

 

[Vidnomenon]

Dependents are also client. The letter only contain my information. Since they requested for remedical, an ime is generated. So, the only client information in that letter is mine. My ime, uci, name, age, DOB, etc. No info about my dependents on the letter.

Does that mean I'm the only one going for remedical? since my dependents are not accompanying me to Canada

You can go for your medicals alone.

(But let me say again, this is my opinion, based on what I've read on the non-accompanying family process. Your family had their medicals done once and were cleared. They will probably need to them again whenever you decide to sponsor them, but as of now, you are the person of interest)

 

[sadiqsankara]

You can go for your medicals alone.

(But let me say again, this is my opinion, based on what I've read on the non-accompanying family process. Your family had their medicals done once and were cleared. They will probably need to them again whenever you decide to sponsor them, but as of now, you are the person of interest)

Thanks

 

[Panwar1]

@legalfalcon
I have received the request for submission of PCC along with schedule A- declaration form, POF and new passport.

I have arranged all the documents except PCC. I have raised the webform regarding delay in appointment.
The question is

All the other requested documents have been uploaded in my portal, should I submit it without pcc as the last date is 7th March or should I attach LoE where pcc is requested.

Thank you in advance

 

[sadiqsankara]

Urgent response please @legalfalcon

Is covid-19 certificate required for Canada medical examination?

 

[sadiqsankara]

Anybody in the house who have done remedical lately, was covid-19 certificate required???

Urgent response please

 

[filtyfox]

Anybody in the house who have done remedical lately, was covid-19 certificate required???

Urgent response please

I did my medical last year in October and they asked for Covid Vaccination certificate so that they can add this in the Medical Record. I am not sure whether it was mandatory requirement or optional one but since I had it I provided it to them.

 

[Panwar1]

yes
They did ask for vaccination certificate.
Once you provide this certificate, they will provide you with another Certificate stating that you had your vaccine done on defined dates and you will be required to carry while travelling to Canada.

if you don’t have certificate, I suggest you speak to customer care of the hospital where you will be getting your medical done

 

[sadiqsankara]

yes
They did ask for vaccination certificate.
Once you provide this certificate, they will provide you with another Certificate stating that you had your vaccine done on defined dates and you will be required to carry while travelling to Canada.

if you don’t have certificate, I suggest you speak to customer care of the hospital where you will be getting your medical done

Below is what is stated on IRCC website under requirements. I'm now confused.

Bring any proof of previous vaccination for COVID-19, if you have one.

This is not mandatory.
The panel physician will include this record with your exam.


It's boldly state that it's not mandatory

 

[Vish248]

Anybody in the house who have done remedical lately, was covid-19 certificate required???

Urgent response please

I did my remedical in Feb and the COVID vaccination certificate was optional as mentioned in the email received from panel physician clinic. I obviously submitted it since i did take the vaccine. So its not mandatory to submit with the medical as I understand, but its better if you do.
The clinic should be able to give you confirmed information though.

 

[sadiqsankara]

I did my remedical in Feb and the COVID vaccination certificate was optional as mentioned in the email received from panel physician clinic. I obviously submitted it since i did take the vaccine. So its not mandatory to submit with the medical as I understand, but its better if you do.
The clinic should be able to give you confirmed information though.

Thanks. I'm considering taking the first dose and after the medical examination, I would complete it. A card would be issued I suppose. What do think? That should be at least sufficient right?

 

[Hemmant Singh]

Thanks. I'm considering taking the first dose and after the medical examination, I would complete it. A card would be issued I suppose. What do think? That should be at least sufficient right?

You should call your medical exam centre for this
I remember at my time it was optional but we submitted

 

[sadiqsankara]

You should call your medical exam centre for this
I remember at my time it was optional but we submitted

My online appointment booking did not state that as a requirement. However, I'm going to take the first dose and after 6weeks I would complete the dose. I would submit the card issued to me for first dose. IRCC website explicitly stated that any prove of vaccination can be provided but not mandatory.

 

[Panwar1]

Below is what is stated on IRCC website under requirements. I'm now confused.

Bring any proof of previous vaccination for COVID-19, if you have one.

This is not mandatory.
The panel physician will include this record with your exam.


It's boldly state that it's not mandatory

From what is written in the website, vaccine certificate is not mandatory.
The only benefit that one get from showing the vaccination certificate is that it get recorded.

Please read the below, the same has been written in the website:
The panel physician may offer you a Government of Canada-accepted COVID-19 vaccine if it is available. Vaccination is completely voluntary and is not required as part of your exam.

If you receive the COVID-19 vaccine during your exam, the panel physician will record it.

If you’ve already been vaccinated for COVID-19, even if you have only received 1 dose,

• bring proof of your vaccination to your exam
  • proof can be a paper copy or an electronic version
• the panel physician will record your proof of vaccination with your exam
• keep a copy of the vaccination record given to you by the panel physician