Dear @legalfalcon .... Hope you and your family are in good health!
Please find below my details:
- Category : FSW (outland) (India)
- AOR : January 2020
- Medical Passed : February 2020
Since my medicals were passed 19 months ago and also in anticipation of movement(s) in outland application processing, I have decided to go for upfront (re) e-medicals.
However even after much research I am not able to find legit reply to few of my queries, so here I am to seek your advice on below mentioned:
1) Other than Passport (original & copies) what documents are required for upfront e-medicals?
Hospital only asked for passport but many people on this forum are also suggesting to fill a particular IME form.
2) Along with Medical Information Sheet what other document(s) will I get from the hospital which I have to send via webform to IRCC?
3) Hospital mentioned that it will be my responsibility to link the upfront e-medicals to my application, as many people face difficulties in doing so. Is it true ? If yes then how can I avoid the miscommunication with IRCC once i get my upfront e-medicals done?
Sir please advise.
Please find below my details:
- Category : FSW (outland) (India)
- AOR : January 2020
- Medical Passed : February 2020
Since my medicals were passed 19 months ago and also in anticipation of movement(s) in outland application processing, I have decided to go for upfront (re) e-medicals.
However even after much research I am not able to find legit reply to few of my queries, so here I am to seek your advice on below mentioned:
1) Other than Passport (original & copies) what documents are required for upfront e-medicals?
Hospital only asked for passport but many people on this forum are also suggesting to fill a particular IME form.
2) Along with Medical Information Sheet what other document(s) will I get from the hospital which I have to send via webform to IRCC?
3) Hospital mentioned that it will be my responsibility to link the upfront e-medicals to my application, as many people face difficulties in doing so. Is it true ? If yes then how can I avoid the miscommunication with IRCC once i get my upfront e-medicals done?
Sir please advise.