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Haha then your decision is justified,n its really an exhausting process..the whole process is just 3 hours but they make you wait till it starts getting on your last nerve :p

Okay so if you are so sure about it then there is nothing wrong with postponing it..both ways are right i guess,and as i explained it earlier also that i am afraid of medicals and blood tests :p so it was best for me to get it done..you do what's right for ya..good luck n submit your application...

My agent told me the same thing..but the funny part is,she was calling me to tell me to postpone medicals when i was in the middle of my examination :P P.s.-my medical exam is over :D So i would suggest you to go for it tomorrow because this is the 1st thing they usually ask for after...

Yes of course,congratulations. :)

Received AOR?

Wow you are very knowledgeable I am confused about something,indian pcc is black and white,,only signature and stamp are in color,what should we do about that? Would it get rejected?

Thanks alot and good luck..u must be submitting file tomorrow right?

Thanks..one more thing I have heard they check everything during physical exam..was it that bad?

Can you please share your experience..i mean which tests they did and what they asked during interaction with the doctor?

Yes i am afraid too,but i am trying to be as optimistic as i can because i think even if it gets delayed,they won't stop processing our applications as the problem arises at visa stamping stage and we are not even close..so i believe the processing could be delayed like covid times but we'll get...

Actually i haven't started filling it out yet because i have other problems to focus on,my employer is out of country and i have no idea when he's going to come back so i am waiting to get his signature :( I remember while filling it for oinp,i selected 'dental surgery' because this is what...

Thanks

Does anyone know if we have to fast before medical exam?

You need to have valid medicals when u land in canada..so the later,the better N medicals are valid for 12 mnths and processing time for pnp applicants is said to be 9 months

Lol Correction,i am a dentist And its completely different when you're a patient rather than a doctor Pls share everything once u are done with it,i have booked for 4th of October

Was gonna ask the same question..as i am so afraid of doctors,no actually i have a phobia of doctors and surgeons :P

Haha Yeah sure :D

Yeah i know she is a dentist but i believe she's doing some PG diploma or degree in alberta thats wht i am asking about FYI i am a dentist too :)

May i know which degree/diploma you are currently doing in alberta? N when its going to complete?

Wowww!! Congratulations Welcome to the NOMINATED club :)