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Yes, it is normal. They need another X-ray to compare it to the first X-ray so they can confirm that whatever they found the first time around was just a scar or error. Once this is done, Dr. will submit the results to your regional medical office for final review. It could take a while to get...

Keyword is "if". There wasn't sufficient information (in fact, no information at all) to suggest that the poster moved back to the states with a Canadian spouse. "Don't ask IRCC and just move right back to Canada. It'll all be great" is perhaps the "Correct" approach and I stand corrected if...

That depends on how long much time you have spent in Canada as PR in the last five years. If you stayed in Canada (even as visits and not continuously) for 730 days in the past five years, you may have maintained your PR status. Otherwise, IRCC likely considered you have relinquished PR status...

That is an unusually long wait after DM. If the decision has been made, I don't think they are working on Background check. It is very likely that the LVO is closed or at a minimum manning. That would cause delay in issuing passport request. I'd send a message to LVO via IRCC webform and inquire...

That depends on where you are and if VFS are opened in your country.

That's true. But, that is outside of whether one can travel using valid visa on expired passport and related Canadian regulations.

Generally speaking, you can only sponsor child who is UNDER 22 years of age. Since your daughter is quite a bit above the cut off age, you cannot sponsor her. However, there are exceptions. If she has depended on you financially since 22 years of age AND she has physical or mental disability...

Make sure that your parents got COPR on or before 18 March 2020 because only those who got PR approval in that period are exempt and can travel to Canada. I would print out the link and ENF 4 - Port of entry examinations manual - below and show it to airline if they ask. Section 13.18 (page 73)...

I am going to interject myself into this thread. First of all, I thank you for your insight into healthcare specifically on TB. My dad had TB and I too was anxious to find out whether he'd be allowed into Canada. But, after reading more on it from Health Canada and other government agencies...

No. Travel exemptions to approved PR applicants are for those who got the approval on or before March 18. It is very unlikely that they stamped it on 18 March which is a day after you sent the passports. Here is the link -->...

Look at the spreadsheet. You can "guesstimate" the average time it takes to complete PGP application. But, each case is different and no one can tell you how long yours will take.

They didn't update status on MyCiC until after IME was passed. I would't read too much into status change especially right now. I know it's very hard not to do so because I used to do that too myself.

You must meet the minimum income for all three years. If your income comes in short for just one year, then your spouse could help with that year by co-signing. But, if your income is below minimum requirement for all three years, your spouse cannot help as she only has tax return for only a year.

Approved PR can now travel to Canada via both land and air. They have the exemption in place now. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/coronavirus-special-measures.html Temporary foreign workers, some international students and approved permanent residents who...

I wouldn't sweat a bit because quite a few people have gone through this already before and they all landed successfully. In addition to webform, I'd call CIC and ask them so you can get the answer quickly instead of waiting for webform response which could take a while. But, generally speaking...

Did you mean medical was "passed" in April? Or did you get it done as in "went and did the medical exam" in April? If it is the former, ATIP request along with a status request via CIC webform should help. But, there are people who are in similar situations awaiting PPR after medical "passed"...

I have gone through exactly the same process and you could get more of these depending on the medical exams and results. Your panel physician knows exacty what it is and already have a copy of the same letter. Just follow the instructions and make an appointment with PP. If they have just done...

Suptum culture test takes 2 month for results. If TB baterial grows before 2 month trial, they will contact you for treatment options. Otherwise, you will see a message in MyCiC stating that "You passed medical exams on XX-XX-XXXX". It will be a bit of a waiting game since there is 2 months...

They might refer her to a cardiologist for further assessement. My mom had the same issue. All she had to do was to take a few meds for two weeks and she was cleared. There's nothing to worry about.

Do you mean she could not produce sputum? Or could not get an appointment for sputum test? If it is the former, panel physician will use a specialied device to extract sputum from her. Either way, panel physician will inform CIC and regional medical office on the status of extracting sputum...