Hi @legalfalcon please advise, I received IMM1017 this morning, but I did upfront medical exam a bout a month ago and sent it via webform. Does it mean that I have to go for another medical exam? please what can I do in this situation.
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How is that of your concern? Did he tag you?
give advice or be quiet.
Thank you. Please just ignore him, you don't need to argue with a nonentity.
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When IRCC asks for a remed, they are now sending a letter with an IME that you have to use. The Immigration Medical Examination number is associated with your application.
If you got your meds done on your own, you may have a different IME number and it can take a considerably longer time for it to be attached to your file.
Thank you for the response! They just updated my medical result.
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My (AOR Dec '19) file was added to the group 2-TPLFJM0 in May 2020. Everything is passed except final decision pending. In the officer's notes it is mentioned that "this is a permanent resident applicant who's file has been finalized..."
We got upfront medical done in July and submitted it then itself.
Recently a relative who had also applied around the same time as us and got the upfront medical done with us got the medical passed update and has been asked to submit schedule A and other documents.
When can we except an update given the movement that is happening for '19 backlog? Is there anything else we can do?
My (AOR Dec '19) file was added to the group 2-TPLFJM0 in May 2020. Everything is passed except final decision pending. In the officer's notes it is mentioned that "this is a permanent resident applicant who's file has been finalized..."
We got upfront medical done in July and submitted it then itself.
Recently a relative who had also applied around the same time as us and got the upfront medical done with us got the medical passed update and has been asked to submit schedule A and other documents.
When can we except an update given the movement that is happening for '19 backlog? Is there anything else we can do?
Wow....why are we having aggressive remarks on the platform. It's totally uncalled for. Kindly ignore any question you are not cool with. Someone else will have an answer to it. Let's respect each other please. Thanks