- Jul 6, 2010
- 75
- Visa Office......
- Buffalo
- NOC Code......
- 0711/4131/4121
- Pre-Assessed..
- Yes
- App. Filed.......
- 10-05-2010
- Doc's Request.
- Nov 02, 2010
- AOR Received.
- May 19, 2011 from buffalo
- IELTS Request
- submitted writtin sample (accepted)
- Med's Request
- April 14, 2012
- Med's Done....
- June 10, 2011, again in May 02, 2012 -medical furtherance June29-2012
- Interview........
- waived
- Passport Req..
- Waiting
- VISA ISSUED...
- Waiting
- LANDED..........
- 20-06-2015
Hi Friends,
I have applied for PR and. I still waiting for my first letter from CIO. I have no problem with points system, language requirement. The only issue I thinking about is my daughter case. She is 7 year old and diagnosed with Propionic Acidemia. This is genetic disorder where the body cannot break down certain protein components. The results, she is disabled person; she cannot stand or walk. However, she is healthy person. She never hospitalized as we arrived in Canada 3 years ago as students. She followed by specialist at McMaster Hospital; one visit every six months. She is taking certain medication to keep acids down in her body. I used to pay personally for most of her medication as my insurance company cover only some.
Is this can create any issue in my application? If yes, what is the option I could have to do?
TPR visa, what is this type of visa? Also, waive request, or even about exclude member of the family.
Another suggestion is to go for Humanitarian and Companionate application. My child could face hardship if we return home. In fact there, is no specialist who can follow here in my home country. Here there is special clinic at McMaster Hospital where she received her accurate diagnosis and required follow-up.
I have applied for PR and. I still waiting for my first letter from CIO. I have no problem with points system, language requirement. The only issue I thinking about is my daughter case. She is 7 year old and diagnosed with Propionic Acidemia. This is genetic disorder where the body cannot break down certain protein components. The results, she is disabled person; she cannot stand or walk. However, she is healthy person. She never hospitalized as we arrived in Canada 3 years ago as students. She followed by specialist at McMaster Hospital; one visit every six months. She is taking certain medication to keep acids down in her body. I used to pay personally for most of her medication as my insurance company cover only some.
Is this can create any issue in my application? If yes, what is the option I could have to do?
TPR visa, what is this type of visa? Also, waive request, or even about exclude member of the family.
Another suggestion is to go for Humanitarian and Companionate application. My child could face hardship if we return home. In fact there, is no specialist who can follow here in my home country. Here there is special clinic at McMaster Hospital where she received her accurate diagnosis and required follow-up.