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Yes I'm trying my best, as I said it is not just an immigration issue for me, it will affect my education costs by thousands...so I'm trying to arrange this couple of thousands now better than paying dozens in the future

If you have Crohn's and mentioned that you are on medications in the test, you will definitely receive a request for furtherance letter, would have been better if you provided it from the beginning to save time, It is basically a letter from your specialist to tell details about you case, like...

Thanks, I wish your application goes through without these hassles... I got the fairness letter around 3 months and half after submitting the application and medical furtherance letter, And they gave me 2 months to respond...

Thank you so much, I contacted him, hopefully I can find a way

Hey guys, Just an update because many people have been contacting me asking for updates... Unfortunately, I just received a fairness letter, and after consulting so many legal assistance clinics and university help desks (I'm a grad student), they all seem to strongly suggest that I contact a...

I did call in march, before it even changes to the current status, and they told me don't worry that's normal, it may take up to July till you find a final decision, So, I'm not really worried about that, I'm more worried about timing, I really need to get the PR before October because of the...

no, it was "you don't need a medical exam at this time" then it became "we are reviewing the results of your medical exam"

The current status is as I said above, "we are reviewing the results of your medical exam"...and I don't know what GCMS is...but the most thing I care about is the timing, are they processing the application itself in parallel? or all this time is just wasted waiting the medical decision?

Hi guys, I received the invitation last December, did my upfront medical exam in January then submitted the application in February, However, they contacted me before I submit my application asking for additional medical information based on my upfront medical exam results, which I submitted...

But right now the medical status is "You do not need a medical exam. We will send you a message if this changes.", what does that mean?

Hi Guys, I did the upfront medical exam, and the IRCC asked for more information about a specific issue in order to make a decision, and I provided this information, My immigration doctor uploaded the additional document more than 3 weeks ago and still I haven't heard anything, so my question...

The medical exam has nothing to do with your EE application. You basically go and do the exam once you get the ITA...once your exam is done, the doctor's office will give you a form called "eMedical form"...you upload it to your profile just as a proof of finishing the exm before submitting the...

Thank you all for the wishes... Regarding the statutory question... The medical decision is taken by a medical officer who has nothing to do with the officer that gives a decision to your application, that's why as I mentioned above, they started judging my medical exam even before I submit my...

So just an update for anyone who may come through this thread in the future seeking similar information: I haven't submitted my application yet, but the medical form was sent from the immigration doctor, and IRCC sent me an email asking for a detailed report from my specialist about the...

thank you for the info, I totally agree with you, and that's why I was gonna answer "no", because I though the question was worded "do you have a serious disease?" then the answer is no... But when I went back and read carefully, the question is worded "have you had a serious disease?"...I...

After rethinking, I think that's a good point... I went back to the question and changed the answer to yes, then in the explanation field I explained that I have IBD, which is currently in remission and inactive.

No, cause IBD is not serious unless it is active and advanced, and mine is neither active nor advanced...if the question was "chronic" i would say yes, but serious? no...I lead a perfectly normal life...

The problem is not the risk factor, both diseases have very good prognosis if controlled properly...the problem is that the treatment is so expensive...Remicade, Humira etc

Thank you all, I read so much online yesterday, and my head is literally overwhelmed with information, I decided to do as what most people said, not mention it in the LOE and wait till I get the fairness letter (which I'm most likely getting unfortunately) then see what I can do to challenge...

Yes the passport is mandatory