They are required to reply within 30 days unless there are extenuating circumstances for the delay.Gaurav_OT said:how long does it take to get gcms note? i applied on march 3rd..
The person requesting them must be in Canada. If you are in Canada, and you request your own notes it is free. If you are outside Canada, you must authorize someone in Canada to request them for you and there is a $5 charge. If you do not know someone in Canada, you can use a service to do so (and they will charge you on top of the $5). I have used www.caipscheck.ca in the past successfully but there are others out there as well - search for "GCMS notes" and you will find several services that come up in the search results.jadianna said:Is it free? And can u apply for it from jamaica?
Hicomputergeek said:That will include the status of everything in your file, including medical results.
Normally it would state "Status: Passed" under "Medical" if your medical results had been received. The other thing to look at is the "M Profile". This should say "1" or "2" (if it says something else, there is a medical issue.)lilotia said:Hi
Since you are discussing medicals in GCMS, I will ask how to analyse the GCMS report.
What should be written in the report if the medicals were received, but application status was not updated?
Some background: CIC says that the medicals were received, CIO says that they were not received. How can I verify it in GCMS?
my GCMS says 'PNP-Medicals Pending'. What does it mean?
thank you
thanks for help, I really appreciate it!computergeek said:Normally it would state "Status: Passed" under "Medical" if your medical results had been received. The other thing to look at is the "M Profile". This should say "1" or "2" (if it says something else, there is a medical issue.)
I would like to know that does the file will be delayed if you apply the GCMS note?computergeek said:Normally it would state "Status: Passed" under "Medical" if your medical results had been received. The other thing to look at is the "M Profile". This should say "1" or "2" (if it says something else, there is a medical issue.)