2012 Quebec Inland Applicants

[Smsm81]

Hello,
I am very happy for everyone who got good news. I wish all the best to others who are waiting.
Guys I want to do my medical test. The less price I found in Montreal was $200. Do you know any clinic that do the examination less than 200?
Thanks

 

[higgins1]

Hello,
I am very happy for everyone who got good news. I wish all the best to others who are waiting.
Guys I want to do my medical test. The less price I found in Montreal was $200. Do you know any clinic that do the examination less than 200?
Thanks

Hey!

I did my medicals in October. I called all Cliniques on the list and I couldn't find cheaper than 200 either.

 

[Smsm81]

Hey!

I did my medicals in October. I called all Cliniques on the list and I couldn't find cheaper than 200 either.

Some other provinces the cost is $160. where in others ,people can perform the test for free. proving that they mailed their application . We hardly can get our medical cards after first stage approved .
How long it took you to get your medical results? did you made upfront ?

 

[higgins1]

Some other provinces the cost is $160. where in others ,people can perform the test for free. proving that they mailed their application . We hardly can get our medical cards after first stage approved .
How long it took you to get your medical results? did you made upfront ?

Yeah.. Unfortunately, this is not working here...
I went to Clinique de Médecine Industrielle et Préventive du Québec (area Guy-Concordia). I got an appointment for next day at 8:30 and I finished in 60-70 mins, so it was pretty quick. They were nice with me, the doctor told me they will call if there is a problem. I did upfront and the results were ready in 4-5 days(doc just gave me call everything is fine). They gave me a paper with my e-medical number and I had to send that to CIC.

 

[Smsm81]

Yeah.. Unfortunately, this is not working here...
I went to Clinique de Médecine Industrielle et Préventive du Québec (area Guy-Concordia). I got an appointment for next day at 8:30 and I finished in 60-70 mins, so it was pretty quick. They were nice with me, the doctor told me they will call if there is a problem. I did upfront and the results were ready in 4-5 days(doc just gave me call everything is fine). They gave me a paper with my e-medical number and I had to send that to CIC.

So they are nice, quick and $200 cost.
Then I am going to call them
would u like to send me their contact number and exact address?

 

[higgins1]

So they are nice, quick and $200 cost.
Then I am going to call them
would u like to send me their contact number and exact address?

Address: 1665 Ste Catherine West, 3rd Floor,
beside metro St Mathieu and Maisonneuve, Montreal
H3H 1L9
Telephone: 514-931-0801

Maybe somebody can tell you a cheaper place tomorrow..

 

[Smsm81]

Thanks
I hope so

 

[Smsm81]

Guys
Anyone submit their application 2014?

 

[james1121]

Hello I have submitted my sponsorship application about 2 weeks ago and just waiting for this to be approved in Mississauga.

In the mean time I am filling out the Undertaking Application form (Kit A) for Quebec. My only question relates to Section 5 (Declaration) where it asks whether the sponsor is domiciled in Quebec. I take this to mean whether the sponsor currently resides in Quebec?

The sponsor (my spouse) is Canadian citizen by birth but currently lives in the UK with me (the applicant). She intends to return to Quebec when I ma granted PR further down the line (applying Outland via London, UK) but just wondering whether this would cause an issue with the CSQ application?

 

[Smsm81]

This is inland applications.
so in your case you should direct your question to outland aps as both has different baths.
I think she just need to clear that she is not in Canada at this moment, but she plans to return as soon as you will get the PR.
This require some ties in Canada , prove that she is looking for job, friends confirm that she intends to return . etc

 

[james1121]

ok thanks, yes she has family ties and letter from family which was included in the main application.

 

[snp30011]

Finally I got my landmark interview letter, after a long waiting(4 weeks), I have my appointment for the second week of march. Is there anything else I need to know prior the interview? thanks to everybody..I'm almost there...

 

[QuebecOkie]

Just be sure to take all of your documentation, your landing letter, CSQ, undertaking, etc. Congrats on rushing toward the light at the end of the tunnel!

 

[MaxLet]

Hi Guys!! long time not seen but just to let you know! I'VE GOT DM!
SO, Aip Jan 7th, requesting medicals and fingerprints (done Jan 9th)
And Ive got DM yesterday NIGHT (around 20h!)
So anyone still waiting, just hold on! Your time is coming!

@QuebeCookie, what is the undertaking?
Im waiting for my landing letter to come from Montreal. I have the CSQ and Ill bring any other letter from CIC. And
the receipt for the 490$ that i paid on the website!
But I was wondering if I need proof of residence :S will the house inssurance work for that? Obviously hubby has his
License, RAMQ, but I dont know what else should I bring?

Is there a possibility that they'll reject you after DM, in the landing interview?
Im SOOOOOO nerveous but so happy at the same time!

God Bless and Good luck!

 

[QuebecOkie]

First, CONGRATS! Second, deep breath!

The landing appointment is actually a little bit anticlimactic after the long wait and all the stress. Mine took around 7 or 8 minutes, total. (It will likely take longer, just due to the wait time to see the officer when you land at a larger office; I landed at a small "traveling" office they set up at a hotel in my region.)

The undertaking is the several-page document you had to fill out and send off when you requested your CSQ. They sign it and send it back to you when they send you the CSQ. I know the officer at my landing appointment specifically asked to see that. I had forgotten we even had that, so I was very glad I kept everything and that I dug through my immigration file before the appointment.