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Cancelled PR application due to inadmissiblity

Ailyn

Newbie
Oct 16, 2013
9
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Hi everyone, i need your expert advise and opinion about our case. My Husband is in Alberta and he is holding a Working visa and will expire on Oct 2015. He applied his permanent Residency last March 2011 under the Provincial Nominee Program. He also underwent the Final Medical exams in Canada. While Me and his two illigitimate children (both are declared in the application of Family Class Sponsorship) undergo our Final Medical here in the Philippines. However, we receive a letter from Canadian Embassy that Francis (his eldest son) is inadmissible to enter Canada due to Medical condition (mild retardation). We were given 60 days to Provide answer like medical documents, financial Statements, career plan. But we decided to cancel Francis application since we are confident if he will be left in the Philippines because he will be taken good care by our parents. In response, we submitted a letter to the visa officer about our decision.
My question now is, if Francis is inadmissible, does it affect our application as well even if we cancelled his application?
Second, How long is the processing time of this case, our application has been processed since August 2011 and until now, we have no response from Embassy if our forwarded letter of cancellation is approved or not..
Please help.
 

screech339

VIP Member
Apr 2, 2013
7,887
552
Category........
Visa Office......
Vegreville
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
14-08-2012
AOR Received.
20-11-2012
Med's Done....
18-07-2012
Interview........
17-06-2013
LANDED..........
17-06-2013
Ailyn said:
Hi everyone, i need your expert advise and opinion about our case. My Husband is in Alberta and he is holding a Working visa and will expire on Oct 2015. He applied his permanent Residency last March 2011 under the Provincial Nominee Program. He also underwent the Final Medical exams in Canada. While Me and his two illigitimate children (both are declared in the application of Family Class Sponsorship) undergo our Final Medical here in the Philippines. However, we receive a letter from Canadian Embassy that Francis (his eldest son) is inadmissible to enter Canada due to Medical condition (mild retardation). We were given 60 days to Provide answer like medical documents, financial Statements, career plan. But we decided to cancel Francis application since we are confident if he will be left in the Philippines because he will be taken good care by our parents. In response, we submitted a letter to the visa officer about our decision.
My question now is, if Francis is inadmissible, does it affect our application as well even if we cancelled his application?
Second, How long is the processing time of this case, our application has been processed since August 2011 and until now, we have no response from Embassy if our forwarded letter of cancellation is approved or not..
Please help.
You may want to consider making an appeal. Regardless of how mild or severe the retardation on his son, CIC may view that he may be considered excessive demand on Canada medical / Social services. You would have to provide proof that the son will not be burden by taxpayers.

Yes, if one of the applicants, doesn't matter who, under the family PR package failed the medical test, the whole application will get rejected, meaning everyone's PR application will get denied. Basically all are in it together or none at all.
 

screech339

VIP Member
Apr 2, 2013
7,887
552
Category........
Visa Office......
Vegreville
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
14-08-2012
AOR Received.
20-11-2012
Med's Done....
18-07-2012
Interview........
17-06-2013
LANDED..........
17-06-2013
On another note, since your post is more related to provincial nominee program, as oppose to family PR sponsorship in this thread. You may want to post your message / concern in the Provincial Nominee Program thread. You will get better related answers there then here.
 

Ailyn

Newbie
Oct 16, 2013
9
0
screech339 said:
You may want to consider making an appeal. Regardless of how mild or severe the retardation on his son, CIC may view that he may be considered excessive demand on Canada medical / Social services. You would have to provide proof that the son will not be burden by taxpayers.

Yes, if one of the applicants, doesn't matter who, under the family PR package failed the medical test, the whole application will get rejected, meaning everyone's PR application will get denied. Basically all are in it together or none at all.
Thanks for the reply. Great help