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Hi! If it's mild anxiety (nothing that seriously affects the people around you), no, you don't have to disclose it. Even if you did disclose it, mild anxiety is fine. Inadmissibility based on medical issues is only for issues that could affect the general public (something that can be passed on...

My passport with counterfoil is finally on its way back to me! Thank you, everyone, for all the support over the last 645 days, and good luck to everyone who's still waiting! Hang in there!

Hi, there! I have GAD and have been taking medication for it for a number of years. I passed my medicals with no problem. If a health issue is not communicable and if it wouldn't put significant strain on Canada's public health system, there won't be an issue.

In that case, they technically have grounds to refuse your application because without attaching your ECA report, your application is technically incomplete. I would think that you can build a case by using the "application form did not ask me to attach my ECA report" reason because that's the...

That's strange that you got the refusal after MEP/BIL. Refusals usually happen at the R10 check, and MEPs aren't usually sent out until R10 is passed. Did you also send your ECA through a CSE? You can explain that the application didn't ask for the ECA, so you didn't know that you had to...

Did you attach it in the original application?

What do you ask in the CSE to get this information? I have an August 26 AOR, and I'm planning on sending a CSE in late December or early January to see how my application is progressing.

I actually enjoy the "TMI" posts. It's nice to read about other people's experiences. Anyone who isn't interested in reading that much can just scroll right past.

Yes, when IRCC refuses your application, they cancel it as incomplete.

Raise a CSE to submit the missing document and hope that IRCC reopens your case. At the same time, create a new EE profile to get back into the pool. If IRCC decides to reopen your case, you can always just delete the new profile.

For anyone who is wondering, refusals usually happen within a month of AOR, usually before MEP/BIL.

IRCC responded to my CSE about this, saying that it's because my medicals expired, which is true because they're the ones I used for my first application, so it's been 12 months by now. The response wasn't very clear, but it sounds like they'll probably just get me to do another one before going...

I think the former would make more sense because your advisor would be the one most familiar with your duties. How my NOC 4011 letter ended up being is my supervisor signed off on the letter, but in the section about my hours, salary, and other administrative information, she wrote something...

If you go into your full profile, I think there's a link at the top that takes you to a page that lists your uploaded documents.

My MEP hasn't reappeared, and my profile still says "You do not need a medical exam," but I got BIL today. I'm so confused, haha. I just hope the MEP thing is a glitch, and the BIL means I passed R10.

Yeah, so I got another "profile updated" but then the profile was just reverted to what it was before MEP, so it once again says "you do not need a medical exam." @legalfalcon, have you heard of such cases, and what usually happens?

Yesterday, I checked my account and saw that it was updated for MEP. I still don't have a BIL. Today, when I checked, it says that my profile was updated again, and MEP has disappeared. The progress bar is still there, though. Did this happen to anyone else?

I have AOR on August 26. Yesterday, I got a ghost update. That's it so far. I haven't gotten MEP/BIL yet.

Good luck! Keep us updated! <3

It should because that's a pretty common occurrence in this NOC, right? The NOC itself is for teaching and research assistants. I would think your job letter just needs to say that you were employed by the same university in the same department for however many years continuously, and you just...