Hi Tozotozo said:well for me to advice on this issue , is you son listed as accompanying dependent or not accompanying dependent?
if he is not accompanying you at the time of PR application then when you ready to sponsor him ,someone has to fill the the form for him and sign on his behalf as a minor........cic was trying to make it clear to you that dependent 18 yrs and over need to fill their own application sign by them.since he is a minor someone has to sign for him on his behalf......on the medicals since its was not stated on the AIP letter that u redo it i think medical result has been received .
Did its state on the Ecas that medical result have been received?.....if not i guess you will be ask to redo it again.
Thanks for replying.
Yes, I list my son as an non-accompany family member on my application. So let me try to repeat your words to see if I got you because I'm worried I may misunderstand something, hope you won't mind.
So you think that the CIC was just trying to tell me / make it clear that if I want to have my kid for PR this time then I have to send an application for him to Hong Kong office since he's under 18. On the other words...since he's not applying this time, so I don't have to do anything (I've alreday made him done the medical exam and sent it to CIC-V). Please correct me if I'm wrong.
About medical part, I haven't seen anything about it on my Ecas but I knew they received it on Aug 25, 2010 which according to my FOSS. They also received my New Zealand criminal record on Nov 2010 where I've lived for 1 year after 18 and I included the criminal record from my hometown in the application at the very beginning. However, CIC didn't mention anything about these on my AIP letter.
I don't know if it's normal ... ???