Well Dr @Outworld, you are definitely more knowledgeable than me in that case.
Thank you very much dear SriTlin!Well Dr @Outworld, you are definitely more knowledgeable than me in that case.
And If you already have a local physician doctor (following up your case), have those investigation reports and his observations handy. You can submit them to the Panel Physician during your initial IME.
@Outworld - I have some info for you regarding your statutory query - "Have you had any serious disease or physical or mental disorder?". HIV virus is not considered as danger for public health in Canada.
I also believe that it should have been No because HIV doesn't pose danger to public.@Outworld - I have some info for you regarding your statutory query - "Have you had any serious disease or physical or mental disorder?". HIV virus is not considered as danger for public health in Canada.
refer to the article, section 6.1 (notes mentioned below) - https://www.getgcms.com/blog/medicals-preparation-expect-diagnosed-ailment-comprehensive-post/
6.1 Danger to public health
For inadmissibility under the ‘Public Health’ factor, it is evaluated whether the applicant is affected or carries any communicable disease; and the impact that the disease could have on other persons living in Canada. (R31(b-c)).
The conditions which are likely to be a danger to public health are, active Pulmonary Tuberculosis (TB) and untreated Syphilis. If the applicant has either or both of these conditions, they will likely be found inadmissible on the grounds of danger to public safety, unless the applicant is treated according to the standards laid down by Health Canada. Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is not considered a danger to public health.
The article is from people/ group who studied the GCMS notes extensively. so very much reliabale i believe. Please mark you EE SQ answer s 'NO'. Hope the above info is helpful for you
))@Outworld - At first i thought the same, and started digging into details. As per the people dealing with GCMS notes, HIV virus is not considered dangerous (as per Canada immigration), unless it is in stage 3.I also believe that it should have been No because HIV doesn't pose danger to public.
But others advised me to answer Yes.
You know I think if I answer Yes that means that I consider myself as a danger to public as if I am a sex worker
Are u sure if answering no they wouldn't consider misrepresentation
Is it possible to undergo medical exam without having completed the questionnaire of Statutory questions and trasmuting data?
@Outworld - Once an applicant has an ITA (invitation to apply) from IRCC (for EE application), he/ she can take a copy of the ITA & their passport copy, book an appointment with Canada approved - Immigration medical exam center.
Hi Javeline
I was living in worrying and sad for my application. I searched for the answers but no much positive and clear results since someone can pass MR with their hep b inactive carrier stage or they are under sponsor category (no need to worry about diseases like hep B). Therefore, I post my case just for people like you, you can be inspired by my example and apply for your kid’s future.
It is important to remember that although cases may appear similar each person has a different disease course and health history so there is no guarantee that they will qualify but there is definitely a chance.
Thank you so much Javelin. I can see there is light at the end of the tunnel I will keep you and others updated as I go.
You just recently were given a procedural fairness letter so yes the new criteria would have been considered. The issue you are a student. Spouses of students have to meet a different criteria. All temporary residents due. As a PR she would be approved.
As I have promised I will update any news regarding my medicals.
People may be on slightly different therapies. As mentioned before medical inadmissibility for PRs is not the same as other temporary residents like students. The new criteria is for PRs. The rules for temporary residents are not as obvious.
