We are reviewing the results of your medical exam
- Thread starter Nimrod
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Would you like to provide further details including steps you've taken so far? I'll post mine right away.
I received additional test request in February for my child who had some delay in speech. The Panel Physician assigned us to a specialist who recommended speech therapy and normal schooling, we had the additional test and the specialist's report was transmitted same month. Since then the status still reads "we are reviewing the results of your medical exam".
So far I've ordered 2 gcms notes. I've received the first note, it only mentioned that medical is under review for my child, other family members passed. Second note is not received yet. I sent an email to Hon Ralph, he merely stated the obvious - that medical is in review for my child and that "they cannot be expedited and timelines are not available".
I'm thinking about what else to do to ensure my application progresses. The frustration from waiting endlessly with no timeline or end in sight is killing. I keep asking myself, what else could I do than wait?
So far I've ordered 2 gcms notes. I've received the first note, it only mentioned that medical is under review for my child, other family members passed. Second note is not received yet. I sent an email to Hon Ralph, he merely stated the obvious - that medical is in review for my child and that "they cannot be expedited and timelines are not available".
I'm thinking about what else to do to ensure my application progresses. The frustration from waiting endlessly with no timeline or end in sight is killing. I keep asking myself, what else could I do than wait?
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I've seen people with TB furtherance clear medical same week their PP revaluated them and uploaded the new results. Why do some applicants have to wait for 7 months while someone else with similar case is passed in days?
Do you know your regional medical office? Have you tried sending them a mail? Mine is in London and they didn't respond to my email.
I believe London RMO is the problem. Hopefully others would share their experiences and we can know for sure. We can raise a petition if it's confirmed that London regional medical office delays medical assessment unduly. I'm considering making a complaint using this form https://secure.cic.gc.ca/feedback-retroaction/form-forme-eng.aspx?type=3
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I suggest you to take help of an immigration lawyer who expertise is in Medical inadmissability
I've not been served a fairness letter, I hope it won't come to that. They would apply Public Policy, which should overcome the excessive demand. My only concern is the time all these would take. Hopefully someone who has gone through these stages would provide useful information to this thread.
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Here are the details on my gcms notes. Quite similar to yours @pavan23
Updated date: 2019/05/31
IME status : Assessed
IME status reason: Not Granted.
RMO: Centralized Medical Admissibility Unit
M profile: 5
Description: "Has a condition that might reasonably be expected to cause excessive demand on health or social services to such an extent that the applicant is inadmissable under section 38(1)
S Profile: 1
Description: No Surveillance Required
Eligibility and criminality are passed.
Could you also kindly share your last updated date?
Updated date: 2019/05/31
IME status : Assessed
IME status reason: Not Granted.
RMO: Centralized Medical Admissibility Unit
M profile: 5
Description: "Has a condition that might reasonably be expected to cause excessive demand on health or social services to such an extent that the applicant is inadmissable under section 38(1)
S Profile: 1
Description: No Surveillance Required
Eligibility and criminality are passed.
Could you also kindly share your last updated date?
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Updated date: 2019/05/23
IME status : Assessed
IME status reason: Not Granted.
RMO: Centralized Medical Admissibility Unit
M profile: 5
Description: "Has a condition that might reasonably be expected to cause excessive demand on health or social services to such an extent that the applicant is inadmissable under section 38(1)
S Profile: 2.02
Description: Inactive TB
Criminality and eligibility are passed.
IME status : Assessed
IME status reason: Not Granted.
RMO: Centralized Medical Admissibility Unit
M profile: 5
Description: "Has a condition that might reasonably be expected to cause excessive demand on health or social services to such an extent that the applicant is inadmissable under section 38(1)
S Profile: 2.02
Description: Inactive TB
Criminality and eligibility are passed.
As it turns out, Public Policy was overcome. Here's my medical timeline.
Medical test: 05/02/2019 + additional test few weeks later.
Additional test uploaded by PP: 12/03/2019
Medical finalized as M5: 31/05/2019
Public policy applied/MEP: 07/08/2019
PPR: 08/08/2019.
Medical test: 05/02/2019 + additional test few weeks later.
Additional test uploaded by PP: 12/03/2019
Medical finalized as M5: 31/05/2019
Public policy applied/MEP: 07/08/2019
PPR: 08/08/2019.