2011 (May-November) Parents sponsorship applicants join here

[dyan29]

Medical results received by CIC

Hi,

Which center in Manila did your Mom go to? How long did it take for them to send the results and how did you find out they were received.
Sorry for all the questions and congratulations again

 

[Rossei]

Police clearance certificate is it required to have a validity of 6 months or 1 year. I am still awaiting for approval but got a PCC in November do I need to get another report if they request? Or I can send the PCC which o have now.

Hi Guys,

PCC is valid for 1 year. I got another to submit it from delhi office.
They said I will get email for medical any idea how much that will take?

Thanks,
Chanvir Gill

PCC is valid for 6 months. CIC says, "For the country you currently live in, the police certificate must be issued no more than six months before you apply."

Ref: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/security/police-cert/intro.asp

 

[enihpesoj9]

@dyan29
My mom did her medical in Baguio on June 14th then they sent it to CIC on June 17th. When I checked her application status online yesterday it says medical results received.

 

[enihpesoj9]

@dyan29
About your dad's medical, CIC is more concerned about communicable diseases like TB. It will just delay your application a little bit because of the repeat tests. Don't worry

 

[dyan29]

@dyan29
My mom did her medical in Baguio on June 14th then they sent it to CIC on June 17th. When I checked her application status online yesterday it says medical results received.

thanks

 

[dyan29]

@dyan29
About your dad's medical, CIC is more concerned about communicable diseases like TB. It will just delay your application a little bit because of the repeat tests. Don't worry

thanks for this.. i was really worried

 

[adzees]

I have a similar dates:
Apply Oct 2011,
Add.doc req.Jul 2015,
AOR Oct 2015
After that -nothing,my Ecas showing: Application received Oct 2011 :-[

Same timeline except my e-cas states that the file is in process as of March 2016

 

[bienew]

Hi,
Thanks for setting up this forum,

My father worked on Nigeria (1970-71) and worked in West Germany (1981-83), shall I try to get PCC from those two countries, Please advise how can I get those PCC's.

 

[RoyalNS]

Hi,
Thanks for setting up this forum,

My father worked on Nigeria (1970-71) and worked in West Germany (1981-83), shall I try to get PCC from those two countries, Please advise how can I get those PCC's.

Here is what I see in CIC site.

If you live outside of Nigeria::

You should apply by mail to the Commissioner of Police (see Special notes and considerations for complete address). You must send:

A pre-paid return courier envelope
A copy of your passport
A set of fingerprints taken and certified by a recognized police authority or the Nigerian embassy or consulate
An international money order payable to the Nigerian Police Force, CID
Note: Police certificates can be certified at your nearest Nigerian embassy or consulate for a fee.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/security/police-cert/africa/nigeria.asp


If you live outside of Germany:

You can apply by mail by sending your application to Federal Office of Justice at:

Bundesamt für Justiz
Referat IV 2
53094 Bonn

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/security/police-cert/europe/germany.asp

 

[kcdasoju]

Hi guys,

My parents did their medicals 2 days ago. Unfortunately my dad was referred to a cardiologist due to irregular heartbeat. Got the report from the Cardiologist and he was diagnosed of Atrial Fibrillation with regular ventricular response[/i] and was prescribed Digoxin. He's asymptomatic and we were all surprised finding out he has this condition.
Does anyone here know or have an idea if this will affect their application? There's no list of medical conditions for medical inadmissibility and I'm concerned they might deny our application.
Thanks in advance.

Medical Test for Parents
Chapter 4 and in particular section 4.7 of the handbook will give you details of the medical examination.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/publications/dmp-handbook/

in Section 4.6 the have the following items that i am worried about

Prolonged medical treatment and/or repeated hospitalization for any reason, including a major operation or mental illness

Diabetes
Heart condition including coronary disease, hypertension, valve or congenital disease
Screen for signs or symptoms and presence of end-organ damage. Urinalysis, serum creatinine (eGFR if abnormal) and HbA1c; regardless of age

my parents are Diabetic and have high Blood Pressure

I am worried very much, they need my support, and my kid need my support,

if my parents do not get immigration, i need to go back to India

these folks have been dragging the file for close to Five to six years and now they are going to fail on medical ground

I understand your frustration

Please share you findings

 

[enihpesoj9]

@kcdasoju
My sister-in-law's dad had a heart condition. He needed heart bypass. CIC still gave him a visa. He waited until he got here in Canada to have bypass surgery. Their policies and procedures are not written in stone.

 

[kcdasoju]

@kcdasoju
My sister-in-law's dad had a heart condition. He needed heart bypass. CIC still gave him a visa. He waited until he got here in Canada to have bypass surgery. Their policies and procedures are not written in stone.

Appreciate your feed back

with regards

 

[dyan29]

Hi guys,

Still waiting to check ECAS status if CIC received the medicals yet.
Really hoping this would not be an issue and I wish everyone's parents great health and successful medicals

 

[Cgill]

Hi guys,

Still waiting to check ECAS status if CIC received the medicals yet.
Really hoping this would not be an issue and I wish everyone's parents great health and successful medicals

Parents did medicals in Delhi VISA office yesterday. How much time we have to wait to see result on average

 

[soonihope]

Parents did medicals in Delhi VISA office yesterday. How much time we have to wait to see result on average

Takes about 3 weeks to show on ecas