Yes you will get a positive answer soon if they want to reject your application they would done it long time ago the longer it takes the better outcome is
H&C Humanitarian Ground with/or Without Failed refugee claim
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I have a question, can i do police check in my home country before they ask?
My partner did his medicals today and I was impressed how decentralized the process is. You need three different trips - one to the general physician, one for blood and one for x-ray. All different clinics. 10 years ago when I applied from UK, I did everything in one session at one clinic. Took less than 30 minutes. I don't know if it's because we are in Ottawa. Perhaps Toronto is more streamlined.
Not to mention that many clinics told him to wait till end of June for the next available appointment...
Every day on this H&C journey is a battle. We are all true warriors.
back in days every thing was different now days immigration is a business tho some doctors charge medical exam in Vancouver $400 dollars or more all the rich Asians lives in Vancouver that’s very sad
Fine a two bedroom apartment starting $2500 up
Hello ayanna, mine been in process from 3rd may. What you think can be positive or negative?
Hi brother from another mother
Its too soon to say negative or positive
One thing I know for sure approval rate of application 2020 and 2021 are higher for few reasons
1 not too much asylum seekers are enter to Canada
2 they are behind of their Goals
3 Canada love young people and children
Because they’re the future
4 all those essential were the people who application were pending like H&c, refugee, students, workers, even the visitors etc
They’re ppl who are been visitors in the country more than 2 years because of fights and Covid they’re considering their application too
There are parents been here with super visa or with medical issues etc
Ok cool, thank you sissy! you’re the best! lets be positive
My partner did his medicals today and I was impressed how decentralized the process is. You need three different trips - one to the general physician, one for blood and one for x-ray. All different clinics. 10 years ago when I applied from UK, I did everything in one session at one clinic. Took less than 30 minutes. I don't know if it's because we are in Ottawa. Perhaps Toronto is more streamlined.
Not to mention that many clinics told him to wait till end of June for the next available appointment...
Every day on this H&C journey is a battle. We are all true warriors.
Also not uncommon in the UK to go to a lab to do bloodwork or an imaging centre. Some large GP surgeries have someone doing bloods because they often have a clinic with lots of doctors and other services like wound care, diabetes monitoring, etc. done by other medical professionals There usually isn't an x-ray available at a GP surgery in the UK. In many medical buildings in Canada you have a lab where you can do your bloods.
Ontario has been under longer covid closures than Quebec which is another reason. With the case counts many doctors are not anxious to see patients in person unless medically necessary. When people have had 2 vaccinations, including the doctor, it will likely be easier.
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