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Thanks for the reply. Generally, citizens always have a right of entry to their own country. That's not the matter of concern here. I should have clarified, I'm a Canadian PR. So I can't enter the US with him, and he can't come up here (after he would have exited Canada)

Hello everyone, My husband is currently quarantining with me in Canada and he is a US Citizen who is also a member of the NEXUS Trusted Traveler Program. He's staying with me until the Government reopens the US-Canada land border as it is currently closed. When he entered Canada, he was...

Yep, it's the most ass-backwards system I've encountered. Fortunately my friend is a Database Admin which is as far as I know pretty highly sought after, but he doesn't have a degree. The lack of a degree is a real kicker because otherwise he'd be a shoe-in for FSW. There isn't a LMIA needed...

Nope. Sorry. :(

Hello, I'm a Canadian Permanent Resident and I have a friend stateside who wants to move to BC. Based on his profile, his best bet is the BC PNP if he can get a job offer. The trick is getting that offer. I am interested to hear if anyone has managed to go around applying for jobs in BC and...

Hi, Got a question which I really can't find a straight answer on. Me and my common-law partner are permanently moving to Vancouver in Feburary. I have already activated my PR status, and my PR card is waiting at my address in Canada, my other half has yet to activate his. We have one way...

The two that were taken were 152/106 and 164/117 much, much higher than his 24 hour average. I should add that the 1st reading was taken before they took his blood and the 2nd reading was after.

Not as of yet. The hospital mention that they cannot submit *any* part of the eMedical form without the cardiologist's report, so at the moment CIC won't see anything for him, as far as I know.

Sorry if I'm unearthing a somewhat old thread, but I thought I would provide an update regarding this. My other half has had most of the tests now done under the NHS. He has also had a 24-hr blood pressure monitor which had the average of 134/84 (decently below the hypertension definition of...

The clinic has given me the choice of holding back them submitting the eMedical report until the further tests are done, or release them to CIC. It looks like releasing them to CIC in any case might be the best option. One thing of note is that they did a full cardiologist referral, rather...

Hi, Nope we haven't had anything back from CIC, we haven't submitted the PR application yet. This was the 'upfront medical exam'. The clinic prescribed the further tests upon seeing the high blood pressure.

Hello, I''m wondering if you can help me with this. Me and my partner went for our upfront medical test so that we may submit our eAPR for Express Entry. My medicals didn't raise any issues on the day, however my partner had high blood pressure which was tested twice. It may have been down to...