CIC New Delhi Office - Toll Free number and query about medicals

[nifty123]

Hi,
Could you please help me with CIC New Delhi Office - Toll Free number?

I gave my medical reassessment in Oct 2015 (as the initial one got expired) and the application status online shows 'medicals received'. I have received one more request for medicals now, so would like to contact CIC New Delhi Office and check about this?

 

[nifty123]

Can you anyone help me with above question?
Medical Assessment requested twice. I have sent ECAS for this, but no reply so far. Not sure if I need to do the medicals again or wait for response. Any suggestions?

 

[scylla]

There's no such number. You need to email them / send a case specific inquiry if you want to contact them.

 

[vermas]

Can you anyone help me with above question?
Medical Assessment requested twice. I have sent ECAS for this, but no reply so far. Not sure if I need to do the medicals again or wait for response. Any suggestions?

Send an email to the following address of the medical officer/section:
Delhi-mc@international.gc.ca

 

[nifty123]

Email sent to the medical officer worked and I received a reply too. I don't have to do the medicals again. yayy!
Thank you so much for the help

 

[YYC787]

Email sent to the medical officer worked and I received a reply too. I don't have to do the medicals again. yayy!
Thank you so much for the help

You got a reply from them right away?! How long did it take them to answer you??

I'm still waiting for a reply to my email, but I sent it to the normal case-specific enquiry e-mail addresses.

I just sent one to the medical email address (thanks, vermas!!), so hopefully I hear back from them soon.

Thanks!!

 

[nifty123]

Hi,
I got a reply within 21 hours. Email sent to general enquiries or Ecas did not work. Hopefully you will receive the reply soon!

 

[YYC787]

Yeah, I actually just got it!

All they said is that they received her meds. So I'm not sure what's going to happen now. Hopefully I just sped up the process.

If they have the meds, then theoretically the next step is DM/PPR.