Medical inadmissibility - Crohn's Disease

[Apatchi]

Dears,
Good day,
I've read many posts before writing my own. I have submitted my EE application in May 2019. Because I haven't heard from CIC for quite some time, I ordered GCMS notes in which I found fhe medical status says:" Ready to be assessed", and in the description, it says " Candidate has a condition which might reasonably be expected to cause excessive demand on health or social services to such extent that the candidate is inadmissible under section 38 -1- C"

After having a surgery in 2016, I have been put on biologics ( biologics ) for 1 year and I have been in a remission since then without the need for medication

My question is: should I expect a Procedural Fairness Letter ? Especially that I have passed eligibility, criminality, and security

So, for people who took biologics at some point, do you always get asked for this letter ? And what are the chances of passing the step of the mitigation plan if using a lawyer like Bellissimo?

 

[scylla]

Dears,
Good day,
I've read many posts before writing my own. I have submitted my EE application in May 2019. Because I haven't heard from CIC for quite some time, I ordered GCMS notes in which I found fhe medical status says:" Ready to be assessed", and in the description, it says " Candidate has a condition which might reasonably be expected to cause excessive demand on health or social services to such extent that the candidate is inadmissible under section 38 -1- C"

After having a surgery in 2016, I have been put on biologics ( biologics ) for 1 year and I have been in a remission since then without the need for medication

My question is: should I expect a Procedural Fairness Letter ? Especially that I have passed eligibility, criminality, and security

So, for people who took biologics at some point, do you always get asked for this letter ? And what are the chances of passing the step of the mitigation plan if using a lawyer like Bellissimo?

Yes - you should be expecting a PFL letter. Yes - you always get this letter if IRCC plans to refuse you due to excessive demand.

There are really no statistics avaialble regarding what the chances are of being approved if you use a lawyer. It's not about whether you have a lawyer or not - but rather if you can convince IRCC that you won't cause excessive demand.

Good luck.

 

[pavan23]

Hi,
I was in a similar situation, However, did not receive any PFL. Was on Biologics(Humira) for chrons and our application got approved on the 13th month.
If you need a lawyer you can contact Battista migration law group , they are specialized in Medical inadmissablily issues.

 

[Apatchi]

Hi,
I was in a similar situation, However, did not receive any PFL. Was on Biologics(Humira) for chrons and our application got approved on the 13th month.
If you need a lawyer you can contact Battista migration law group , they are specialized in Medical inadmissablily issues.

So, why did they take all this time ?
I have already passed eligibility, criminality, and security. Do you think I should expect any action within a month from now?

 

[pavan23]

Yeah even our took the same amount of time. They have certain levels of approvals when it comes to medicals where the demand is high. So most probably your file might be under review for medicals.

 

[Iezspice]

Hi,
I was in a similar situation, However, did not receive any PFL. Was on Biologics(Humira) for chrons and our application got approved on the 13th month.
If you need a lawyer you can contact Battista migration law group , they are specialized in Medical inadmissablily issues.

Need your guidance, pls chk inbox

 

[Vahids]

Hello everyone,

I have applied for PR through the new TR to PR stream and my wife is the main applicant. I have been diagnosed with Crohn's disease two years ago, a month before coming to Canada. I took Mezavant for a year and I was in remission but since my flare-ups got back my doctor prescribed Imuran which had worked for 4 months but lately again flare-ups are active.
It is eating me up whether my situation is medically inadmissible or not. I am on cheap medication. Does anyone know if new biosimilars made the cost of Crohn's treatment cheaper that overcomes the excessive demand for healthcare?

 

[padamyonjan]

Hello everyone,

I have applied for PR through the new TR to PR stream and my wife is the main applicant. I have been diagnosed with Crohn's disease two years ago, a month before coming to Canada. I took Mezavant for a year and I was in remission but since my flare-ups got back my doctor prescribed Imuran which had worked for 4 months but lately again flare-ups are active.
It is eating me up whether my situation is medically inadmissible or not. I am on cheap medication. Does anyone know if new biosimilars made the cost of Crohn's treatment cheaper that overcomes the excessive demand for healthcare?

Hey,
I have a same condition as yours. Did you pass your medical?

 

[Vahids]

Hey,
I have a same condition as yours. Did you pass your medical?

Hello, yes, don't worry.

 

[padamyonjan]

Did you disclose medical examiner that you had chron's?

 

[padamyonjan]

Did you give medical exam? My friends who applied Tr to Pr, they didn't give medical exam, IRCC used the old medical.

 

[Taran D]

Did you disclose medical examiner that you had chron's?

You have to, don't you dare to hide it. As when they find it it will become a misinterpretion and will be difficult for you to go through.

 

[padamyonjan]

Can i have your contact so that i can talk with you in detail?

 

[padamyonjan]

Hi there,
Did you had a treatment under renflexis?

 

[Taran D]

Can i have your contact so that i can talk with you in detail?

What do you want to ask??