- Aug 27, 2013
- 1
- 124
- Category........
- Visa Office......
- Kiev
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- App. Filed.......
- 30-05-2016
- Doc's Request.
- N/A
- AOR Received.
- 17-06-2016
- File Transfer...
- August 18, 2016
- Med's Request
- Upfront
- Med's Done....
- N/A
- Interview........
- N/A
- Passport Req..
- October 31, 2016
- VISA ISSUED...
- November 9, 2016
Help, please, and thanks.
Outland PR app was received in Mississauga on Monday, May 30, with everything but my wife and step-daughter's medical exams being completed. Their medical appointment was on Friday, June 3rd, and a CIC agent indicated that I could still submit the PR application without the upfront medical being included, but since the medical appointment had been already been booked, it would still be an upfront medical, and that I should send my wife and step-daughter's results in to CIC either once I was approved as a sponsor, or as soon as our file was sent to the office in Kiev, Ukraine. Sounds simple enough, I think.
Things possibly get a bit more complicated now that my wife and I are applying for her to be granted a TRV, for a short visit this summer. We are using a representative in Ukraine to help my wife with her application, and they are doing it online. In the online questionnaire, to determine what documents she needs to submit, they were asked if my wife has had a medical exam (usually only required for a TRV stay of over 6 months). Wanting to be honest and not jeopardize our PR app, she answered that she had a medical exam done already, so now, for her TRV application, it is asking her to submit the medical exam results. This causes me concern, because I have not yet received a code from the CIC regarding our PR app, and if I understand correctly, I won't receive this until the initial 43 days have expired and the CIC has approved me as a sponsor. It is at this time that I must make the CIC aware of the code that the panel physician has assigned to my wife and step-daughter's medical exam results. Is my concern unfounded that her medical exam code could be inadvertently used for her TRV, when it is intended for her PR app? Can one medical exam be used for both her TRV and PR app? I really can't afford to unnecessarily use up her medical exam on a 4 week stay TRV, when it is intended for her PR app. Should we just submit her medical exam results with her TRV app and get the Ukrainian representative to make a special note explaining why the medical exam has been done and what it should be used for? Have I made sense?
Thoughts? Suggestions?
Thanks for the help.
Outland PR app was received in Mississauga on Monday, May 30, with everything but my wife and step-daughter's medical exams being completed. Their medical appointment was on Friday, June 3rd, and a CIC agent indicated that I could still submit the PR application without the upfront medical being included, but since the medical appointment had been already been booked, it would still be an upfront medical, and that I should send my wife and step-daughter's results in to CIC either once I was approved as a sponsor, or as soon as our file was sent to the office in Kiev, Ukraine. Sounds simple enough, I think.
Things possibly get a bit more complicated now that my wife and I are applying for her to be granted a TRV, for a short visit this summer. We are using a representative in Ukraine to help my wife with her application, and they are doing it online. In the online questionnaire, to determine what documents she needs to submit, they were asked if my wife has had a medical exam (usually only required for a TRV stay of over 6 months). Wanting to be honest and not jeopardize our PR app, she answered that she had a medical exam done already, so now, for her TRV application, it is asking her to submit the medical exam results. This causes me concern, because I have not yet received a code from the CIC regarding our PR app, and if I understand correctly, I won't receive this until the initial 43 days have expired and the CIC has approved me as a sponsor. It is at this time that I must make the CIC aware of the code that the panel physician has assigned to my wife and step-daughter's medical exam results. Is my concern unfounded that her medical exam code could be inadvertently used for her TRV, when it is intended for her PR app? Can one medical exam be used for both her TRV and PR app? I really can't afford to unnecessarily use up her medical exam on a 4 week stay TRV, when it is intended for her PR app. Should we just submit her medical exam results with her TRV app and get the Ukrainian representative to make a special note explaining why the medical exam has been done and what it should be used for? Have I made sense?
Thoughts? Suggestions?
Thanks for the help.