Do webforms really work? Or the IRCC just ignores them?
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oh great. After how long does it reflect on gckey?
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I can't answer that. Too many parameters that control it. It might not even show up on gckey depending on the query.
One thing I have observed - the more webforms you raise the more delay it causes. So if one webform doesn't work, 2 won't either. Also, keep in mind that IRCC explicitly states that if your application (study, visitor or PR or whatever) hasn't crossed normal processing times, then you may not receive a reply of a webform, but it will for sure be updated silently in your profile sometime within 4 weeks.
I did an upfront medical test and submitted the e-medical in the application. However, two weeks earlier, they sent an email to me again for my medical test results. I then sent the e-medical using a webform right away. It's been two weeks but my status is still "your action required - we have requrested a medical exam". They said in the email that if I do not provide medical test results in 30 days after receiving the email, my application will be rejected. I am just being anxious and worry that if they do not check the webform I sent they might just think I did not do the exam and reject my application.
I thought if they request a medical exam there is a place on gckey portal to upload it ? are you sure you need to send it via webform ?
I dont find anything new on my portal. I checked the document list and everything but there is nowhere new documents can be uploaded. I think they just expect a doctor to send them the results after sending the email request.
What if I raise the webform to provide new information? Will it cause delay too?
Yes, they process all webforms. You might not always get a response though. Same as previous poster, all my webforms were shown in my gcms notes.