hello, i would be so glad if some one could help me, i submitted my simplified paper on 19/11/2008, but i have not heard any thing yet, i do not know what is going on, is the new rules frozen every thing , nothing has come from immigration in the office where i appliqued my paper, so what to do , i am really so worried i do not know what to do and how to act.any reply is appreciated
i do not know what to do
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You must have kept a copy of the one that you sent to cic. See what is the NOC no. you entered there.......occupation . If it is in 38 occupations list then surely you will get a letter from them. If not then you will be turned down politely...................
You must have kept a copy of the one that you sent to cic. See what is the NOC no. you entered there.......occupation . If it is in 38 occupations list then surely you will get a letter from them. If not then you will be turned down politely...................
Medical Question: Kiddney Transplant
I m qualified for canadian immigration as an ERP consultant from all aspects.
Unfortunately, I got kiddney transplant recently.
I want to know that shall I go for canadian immigration or they will refused me on medical grounds.
If so i will apply then!
I m qualified for canadian immigration as an ERP consultant from all aspects.
Unfortunately, I got kiddney transplant recently.
I want to know that shall I go for canadian immigration or they will refused me on medical grounds.
If so i will apply then!
hi...........
Well this is just a personal opinion. The final deciding authority is your immigration officer.
Below is what the website says..........
Medical examinations
You must pass a medical examination before coming to Canada. Your dependants must also pass a medical examination even if they are not coming to Canada with you.
Applications for permanent residence will not be accepted if an applicant’s health:
is a danger to public health or safety, or
would cause excessive demand on health or social services in Canada.
Kidney transplant is not a danger to public health and the area of concern that has to be addressed by you is that you would not cause excessive demand on the health services of Canada. When your medicals are being done carry your doctors papers and the latest examination report from your medical doctor regarding your state of health. Obviously they will give their own opinion no matter what your treating doctor has written.
This is only my personal opinion. wonder what others have to say about this.
Well this is just a personal opinion. The final deciding authority is your immigration officer.
Below is what the website says..........
Medical examinations
You must pass a medical examination before coming to Canada. Your dependants must also pass a medical examination even if they are not coming to Canada with you.
Applications for permanent residence will not be accepted if an applicant’s health:
is a danger to public health or safety, or
would cause excessive demand on health or social services in Canada.
Kidney transplant is not a danger to public health and the area of concern that has to be addressed by you is that you would not cause excessive demand on the health services of Canada. When your medicals are being done carry your doctors papers and the latest examination report from your medical doctor regarding your state of health. Obviously they will give their own opinion no matter what your treating doctor has written.
This is only my personal opinion. wonder what others have to say about this.