Parents and Grandparents Sponsorship 2019
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Thank you!
I spoke with the medical clinic and said that they will resend my dad’s medical for free.
Read the application guide, income in Line 150 must exceed requirement. For reassessment, I'm not sure what IRCC will do. It's been discussed so many times here that IRCC won't have the authority to audit you. That's CIC's job. They could ask for more support though. I think as long as you Line 150 is okay without having CIC audited your return, you should be fine with income needed for sponsorship.
BC is a completely issue than income check. Search for background check IRCC, there's a great post on this forum talks about BC. Although I don't quite understand why you think they'd BC you so early. That should be on your applicant. Anyway, bottom line is, if your income is good and your status is good, you have nothing to worry about in the sponsorship approval stage.
Would depend on what kind of vision problems are how serious they are. Is she blind and medically dependent on others? Is it related to a medical condition that could require surgery? If she just needs glasses that is fine.
1. No medication should not effect his tests results.
2. Yes because you want the medication to actually control his symptoms.
As long as his bp issues are not related to larger cardiac issues and your father has his blood sugars under control and there have been no kidney damage or other vascular damage due to the diabetes he will likely be fine. He may be required to do further cardiac testing.
@robertp @YULIA-2016 - please update line 298, SA changed to DM this morning, PR application in process
when I clicked in "decision made", it shows "We started processing your application on September 23, 2019.", will this change tomorrow? to decision made?
Thank you!
when I clicked in "decision made", it shows "We started processing your application on September 23, 2019.", will this change tomorrow? to decision made?
Thank you!
Blood pressure is not a problem at all.
A1: It will only impact the exams if the blood pressure has been uncontrolled (or badly controlled) for a few years generating a damage in the kidneys, which will make the Creatinine go up. If that's the case and your father already knows the Creatinine is going to be high on the blood test, then your father's doctor should already be aware and before getting the medicals, you should get a report (in English or French) from your father's Nephrologist indicating that his condition is stable and he won't need extreme measures to maintain his stability. This report is attached to the Emedical report sent to IRCC by the panel physician
(sorry if I'm too technical)
A2: of course he should take his medicine, there's no need to be fasting when doing the medicals
A3: sorry no answer for that
@robertp @YULIA-2016
Received acknowledgement of receipt letter from London, UK office this morning.
Received acknowledgement of receipt letter from London, UK office this morning.
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