U think it depends which clinic? Cause back in my home country they were able to disclose the results to me. And here in Canada, I was given a letter after my test that they should be contacting me if there’ll be some problem with my results. If none, then they will submit it to IRCC after 7-10 business days.
According to IRCC’s instructions, no clinic is allowed to disclose your results to you. And yes, that 1 hour I waited for the validation has turned in to 7-10 business days nowadays. I did my medicals in 2018 by the way. Every clinic is supposed to contact you if there’s an issue with your tests, but sometimes human error occurs. So it’s better to always follow IRCC’s instructions even if you’re absolutely sure that it’s an error on their end unless it’s an application rejection, because they don’t wait or even have time to correct themselves.
They gave me 30 days to undergo the medical exam and said the panel physician will submit to them the results.
did the ircc portal ever said "you passed the medical exam" at any stage for you ?or it has always been "you do not need medical exam we will send you a message if this changes".. i am just trying to understand if it changed back or you never passed the exam
I never saw the "you passed the medical exam". Now it shows "we have requested a medical exam"
Alright. What do you see when you go to GCKey account, click on your PR application, and then click on the very top "view submitted application or upload documents"?
I have checked that as well: everything is shown in green and "provided". and there is no new document submission button
Sure:
It seems your clinic has either not submitted your medical to IRCC or made a mistake in filling your details (wrong name, date of birth, passport number, etc.). Go for a medical exam ASAP! Try with an other clinic this time (Most experienced or most reputable). Also, if they give you some kind of an IMM or IME document or receipts, submit it via webform as soon as you have access to a computer. That way, even if there’s delay and your application ends-up being cancelled or rejected, you’ll be able to request a reopening based on your webform. Don’t worry, it’s a worst case scenario and much more unlikely to happen in your case, but has happened in the past. I myself am a victim of late webform processing, ending up with eligibility being tagged with Review Required and having to still wait for a decision even after more than a year since AOR. Just do the exam, don’t give them a reason to linger on. IRCC is very brutal when it comes to missing the first chance being finalized, because your case exits the normal processing chain and they just put your file in a queue that doesn’t have an end date so nobody bothers to look at it for years.
