***November 2018*** INLAND SPOUSAL SPONSORSHIP

[S2111S]

I can't say what the doctor may or may not accept or reject, but here's what happened to me: I have a serious chronic condition and a few less serious conditions. Because of some of these I had to have some extra blood tests (did my exam 1/22/19)--which increased the cost unexpectedly.

The doctor told me (actually came to find me in the blood lab on the other side of the building) that because of my health issues I would be graded "B". From what he told me you are graded "A" if you have no notable health conditions and graded "B" if you have health conditions. But that as long as these aren't communicable diseases or something that it was not a concern because my request form says "EDE" (Excessive Demand Exempt, as someone else has address above). The doctor said he does the same exam and same additional tests (if needed) for any immigration medical exam, even if you are "EDE".

So, it took 2 weeks to get medical passed, but that finally showed up in my account yesterday (2/5/19). Nothing really new with this story, but I was worried and didn't need to, so maybe hearing my experience will help you worry less (or at least worry less about passing, although extra cost on the medical could be an issue)

Dear Brooks202,

Thank you very much for sharing your experience. It definitely comforting to read your msg. I have booked my Medical Exam for Thursday, 14 Feb 2019. Hoping for the best. Will keep you posted on the final outcome of my Medical Examination.

Thanks again. God Bless you.

 

[S2111S]

Cannot tell you for sure!!! But as applicants under the Family Class, you are no exempt of the EDE policies.

Thank you Mili80 !

 

[S2111S]

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/standard-requirements/medical-requirements/exam/medical-exemptions.html

Exemptions from inadmissibility on grounds of excessive demand
As per paragraphs R24, R117(g)and R139(4), excessive demand determinations under A38(1)(c) do not apply to:

• spouse, common-law partner or conjugal partner

Thank you Ra3 for taking out time to revert to me. God Bless you !

 

[Biny_1982]

Hi Guys,

received my MR today. Thank god it's moving along. Will call Panel physician tomorrow to make an appointment.

INLAND PR and OWP
App sent: Oct 31st
App rec by CIC Nov 1st
returned to PA: Nov 27th
returned to CIC: Nov 29th
received by CIC: Nov 30th
AOR: Jan 23rd
PR linked: Jan 24th
OWP linked: Jan 25th
MR rec: Feb 06th

 

[catfoodie]

Got MR request finally

Updated Timeline:
PA's home country: Russia
App sent: November 27th
App rec'd: November 28th
AOR1: January 18th
PR app linked - January 17th
OWP app incl - yes
OWP returned Jan 23 -> resend Jan 25th
OWP linked - not yet
MR requested: Feb 5th

 

[ginko]

Hi everyone- are the doctors able to let us know whether they detected any admissible health issues eg an iron deficiency? Or will we only be told if we pass/fail by CIC?

 

[Naishard]

Hi everyone- are the doctors able to let us know whether they detected any admissible health issues eg an iron deficiency? Or will we only be told if we pass/fail by CIC?

Doctor only gave lab report for IMMIGRATION which include Hepatitis, HIV, Malaria and tuberculosis. They Don't check any other condition mainly in Lab work.

 

[ginko]

Doctor only gave lab report for IMMIGRATION which include Hepatitis, HIV, Malaria and tuberculosis. They Don't check any other condition mainly in Lab work.

Ahh okay, thank you for letting me know

 

[Suze7982]

Got my restoration of status certificate on the mail today...it's quite sad that I'm really excited by it, the paper is all imbossed and offical

For those having waiting on MR in central Alberta, I booked mine in Red Deer for next week and it's $400 in total

 

[Jordannesmith]

Hey guys,
since tax season is coming up im eager to learn more about the situation. I have always filed single but last July my partner and I had become common-law (he is a US citizen).
He cannot work as of yet as he has yet to receive his OWP. Meaning he also has no SIN.
How do you go about filing for common-law when you cannot enter a SIN #, he of course has no income as he cannot work here in Canada.
Does this affect my tax return at all? how much i receive back?
I prefer to file online as its faster to receive back
Would love some input on this from someone who has an idea of what to do.
Thank you

 

[JoshC]

I think only three people were using the tracker, but I've updated it to allow for inland applications to track properly (includes OWP, etc):

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1WXmKcCOlbciwCa33-vKs8LqbKxOIar2PzSN7j4xBxEg/edit#gid=1612394646

...

I can only see you on there, but I moved you across so you can track properly if you wish.

 

[rose2rock]

hello everyone,

can somebody explain help me: --I am applying under family class of CONJUGAL Partnership with my fiancee a canadian.

in the Form-IMM5406- Additional family information., on section A,----- ( Marital status: - i have answered single, because i can not find conjugal partnership in the drop down menu. there is no option for conjugal.
on the drop down menu options are :
( Annulled marriage, common-law, divorce, married physically-present, married-not physically present, separated, single, unknown, )

what could be the right answer since i am in conjugal relationship with my fiancee., i have never married before and have not lived with her?

thanks for contribution .

 

[JoshC]

hello everyone,

can somebody explain help me: --I am applying under family class of CONJUGAL Partnership with my fiancee a canadian.

in the Form-IMM5406- Additional family information., on section A,----- ( Marital status: - i have answered single, because i can not find conjugal partnership in the drop down menu. there is no option for conjugal.
on the drop down menu options are :
( Annulled marriage, common-law, divorce, married physically-present, married-not physically present, separated, single, unknown, )

what could be the right answer since i am in conjugal relationship with my fiancee., i have never married before and have not lived with her?

thanks for contribution .

I believe you’re classed as single as you’ve not lived with each other for the necessary year to become common law.

 

[rose2rock]

I believe you’re classed as single as you’ve not lived with each other for the necessary year to become common law.

thanks for the answer

 

[umarr.cole]

File update:

Medical passed today. Yaaay