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Hi there,
i got a remedical and it says to Completed MEDICAL REPORT CHEST X-RAY REQUISITION AND REPORT form of page 5 and 6 of IMM 5419.... I cant seem to find that form... is that form suppose to be with the medical doctor or we have to find it and provide it to the panel physician doctor ?? if anyone can answer me please help!!! Thanks :)
 
afghanboy said:
Hi there,
i got a remedical and it says to Completed MEDICAL REPORT CHEST X-RAY REQUISITION AND REPORT form of page 5 and 6 of IMM 5419.... I cant seem to find that form... is that form suppose to be with the medical doctor or we have to find it and provide it to the panel physician doctor ?? if anyone can answer me please help!!! Thanks :)

Read this. Form link attached at the bottom of this :)

Changes to the Immigration Medical Examination Process

Summary

This Operational Bulletin (OB) informs visa offices and Regional Medical Offices (RMO) staff of the implementation of new immigration medical examination forms as well as supporting Immigration Medical Examination Instructions (IMEIs) for panel physicians. The use of the new forms and IMEI by panel physicians and RMOs will become mandatory as of November 1 2012, in anticipation of the eMedical implementation and the new release of GCMS 4.0.

Background

Until now, all immigration medical examinations have been completed by panel physicians using a paper-based system. After the forms were completed, they were sent by panel physicians to the various RMOs for medical assessment. With the implementation of eMedical and the electronic submission of immigration medical examinations, all forms have been revised and some new ones have been added to comply with the new eMedical environment as well as the new GCMS release. All panel physicians, eMedical-enabled or not, will be required to use them.

The changes

Coinciding with the implementation of eMedical, will be the release of GCMS 4.0 which will include new medical screens. As of November 1, 2012 the new medical examination forms will be disseminated to all panel physicians. From that date, panel physicians, eMedical-enabled or not, must forward all information using the new immigration medical examination forms.

To ensure that all new forms are understood and properly used, the handbook used by panel physicians has been thoroughly revised. Now called the Panel Member Handbook, this new handbook will be disseminated to all panel members and will be posted on the CIC website.

IMEIs have been created to instruct panel physicians in the completion of the medical exam when various medical conditions are identified. These instructions will also be posted on the CIC website (at the link above).

The new immigration medical examination forms and the IMEIs will take effect on November 1, 2012. The forms, listed below, will be posted on the CIC website (at the link above) as well as under the “Forms” section of the CIC intranet site:

IMM 5419: Medical Report (Revised)
IMM 5743: Client Consent & Declaration form (to undergo an IME) (New)
IMM 5544: Resettlement Needs Assessment Form (Revised) (Available only on Intranet)
IMM 5725: Activities of Daily Living (ADL) (New)
IMM 5726: Mini Mental Examination (MME) (New)
IMM 5727: Global Assessment of Functioning (GAF) (New)
IMM 5738: Chart of Early Childhood Development (CECD) (New)
IMM 5728: Acknowledgment of HIV Post-Testing Counselling (New)
IMM 5733: Instructions for Pregnant Client – X-Ray Deferred (New)
IMM 5734: Specialist's Referral Form (New)

With the release of the new GCMS 4.0, it should be noted that all previous versions of the IMM 1017 form as well as the Appendix C will no longer to be used. With this release, there will be two newly-revised IMM 1017 forms:

IMM 1017: Medical Report: Client Biodata and Summary (not available on our website as it will be GCMS-generated along with medical instructions)
IMM 1017B: Upfront Medical Report: Client Biodata and Summary (not available on our website as panel physicians will have these forms in their office. With the implementation of the new IMM 1017B, Appendix C will no longer be required)

Refugee Claimants

Refugee claimants making their claims at the port of entry will be provided with instructions on how to proceed with their immigration medical examination by Canadian Border Service Agency (CBSA) officers. CBSA officers will not be able to generate the IMM 1017 form in GCMS and clients will be asked to bring these instructions to a Canadian panel physician. Furthermore, because CBSA officers will not have the ability to create a file in GCMS it will be mandatory for the panel physician to input and submit the results of the immigration medical examination on a paper form for these clients.

This does not affect claimants who make their claims at an inland CIC office, where a file will be created in GCMS and medical instruction issued normally.

OB subtitle

New and revised forms used in the immigration medical examination process.

Source: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/manuals/bulletins/2012/ob471.asp

Here is the form
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/partner/pp/pdf/IMM5419E.pdf
 
Iceskater said:
Hi Sakshi1813,

You can apply for visitor visa and it doesn't affect your application.

Thanks,

Iceskater

I heard that they have stopped approving Vistor Visa for those who have applied for spouse sponsorship from 2014.

Anyone who went on visitor Visa in 2014.

'Please Confirm and thanks
 
rash04 said:
Hi,

I asked my lawyer and couple of other people who got visas and applied trv during their file, everybody said this wont add up as a red flag. But chances are less that you will recieve it.
Two of my friends applied in march after submitting their files and both of them got it. So I am even thinking abput this . Rest its your choice.

Hi Rash,

Any Idea that who will receive notification from New Delhi - My husband has filled it through Consultant. So I will be reciving the acknowledgement or Lawyer or My Husband.

Thanks
 
Hi All,

New to this forum. After reading a few threads, am confused and need your help:

I have been sponsored by my husband and we had submitted our application in March 2014, the file was transferred to Delhi in April 2014.
I received an email from New Delhi consulate stating that they have received my application. The email also stated that
In order to expedite the processing of application, we are requesting that you provide the following as soon as possible:
• Payment of your Right of Permanent Resident Fee (landing fee) to our office in Mississauga by your sponsor in Canada, if not already paid.
• Submission of police clearance certificates for time spent in any country for a period of 6 months or more, if not already submitted.

I had already paid my RPRF fee and sent the original PCC with the application. Hence, I haven't taken any action on the email for a while.
Do I need to send a copy of the receipt and photo copy of PCC again.

Appreciate any advice.

Thanks
 
RM2014 said:
Hi All,

New to this forum. After reading a few threads, am confused and need your help:

I have been sponsored by my husband and we had submitted our application in March 2014, the file was transferred to Delhi in April 2014.
I received an email from New Delhi consulate stating that they have received my application. The email also stated that
In order to expedite the processing of application, we are requesting that you provide the following as soon as possible:
• Payment of your Right of Permanent Resident Fee (landing fee) to our office in Mississauga by your sponsor in Canada, if not already paid.
• Submission of police clearance certificates for time spent in any country for a period of 6 months or more, if not already submitted.

I had already paid my RPRF fee and sent the original PCC with the application. Hence, I haven't taken any action on the email for a while.
Do I need to send a copy of the receipt and photo copy of PCC again.

Appreciate any advice.

Thanks

Hi m april applicant, i also got same email bt my representative told its a computer generated email. U don't need to send them again if u already submitted coz they clearly mentioned, otherwise it will confuse them. Thanks
 
Dhaliwal gagan said:
Hi m april applicant, i also got same email bt my representative told its a computer generated email. U don't need to send them again if u already submitted coz they clearly mentioned, otherwise it will confuse them. Thanks

Yes, This email looks like a standard letter sent to everyone, (maybe to keep the ball rolling) ::)
 
@Dhaliwal gagan, @Iceskater:

Thanks, that helps a lot!
 
Iceskater said:
We have couple of members on the forum, who are interested in putting forward a petition to speed up the process for spouse visas.

Please advise if you are interested too, once we get at least 10 ppl to confirm, we will start a new thread, and start the process.

Thanks,

Iceskater


Tempting.. is it even possible? If Yes, How? I'd be definitely interested :)
 
Finally, my file has reached new delhi office ;D ;D ;D
 
Sakshi1813 said:
Hi Rash,

Any Idea that who will receive notification from New Delhi - My husband has filled it through Consultant. So I will be reciving the acknowledgement or Lawyer or My Husband.

Thanks

My file is even through lawyer. In my case our lawyer is based in Canada so I was told any communications from Ndvo will be done to me rather than either of them,
 
RM2014 said:
Tempting.. is it even possible? If Yes, How? I'd be definitely interested :)

RM2014,

We can definitely try and see, after all we are not asking for something additional, only to get the process within 6 months as per their operating standards.

Iceskater
 
Would be kind of funny if they change their operating guides to 13 months after the petition.

Iceskater said:
RM2014,

We can definitely try and see, after all we are not asking for something additional, only to get the process within 6 months as per their operating standards.

Iceskater