Went coast-coast to Miami to get my medicals done. Had some water and sun as well!
Plus got my Schedule A request today.
Plus got my Schedule A request today.
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I am also in miami lol when is your AorWent coast-coast to Miami to get my medicals done. Had some water and sun as well!
Plus got my Schedule A request today.
2 PPRs in my Brazilian WhatsApp group, for VO Ottawa.
one March/20 and one November/20. Both COR Brazil. Both recently received ADR. So I’m guessing for @ImpatientAlligator its a good sign.
one March/20 and one November/20. Both COR Brazil. Both recently received ADR. So I’m guessing for @ImpatientAlligator its a good sign.
Hello guys, can the PA and dependant send their passports(after PPR) to different VOs as they currently reside in different countries?
Hey guys , quick question, is ot normal for remedicals to not show on my profile 2 weeks after submitting the results by the hospital ? Have you seen another case where it took them longer than that to process the results?
I ve already sent the e-Medical info sheet via webform.
I ve already sent the e-Medical info sheet via webform.
A lot depends on your situation:
Did you get re-medical request or is this upfront?
Did the clinic confirm to you exactly which day they submitted your results?
Are you a single applicant or you have dependents?
Inland or outland?
FSW or PNP?
Upfront, i called the doctor the day after they confirmed sending it, I am the only applicant FSW outland. I've seen some PPRs a few minutes ago, they had the medical exam on the same day that's why I'm asking.
FSW is very much VO dependent, so it depends on how quickly your VO is processing files from RMOs. It's hard to compare your case with others with different VO or streams..
2 weeks is not an unusual wait for medical assessment though.
As long as there are no concerns with your medicals, don't stress. You can confirm with your doctor if everything was ok with your results, you can ask for a copy as well.
Upfront meds usually take longer to be processed, because they were never in the system to be analyzed. It’s kinda like someone bringing you a random demand to you in your job, that doesn’t have any urgency and you weren’t expecting it. People tend to push it to the side for when they have time. I’ve seen upfront taking a few months, so 2 weeks isn’t much. While requested meds are processing really quickly.