I am not sure I follow. What seems to be unfair? The fact that they chose not to extend the medicals? That's at the officer's discretion. It will depend on if your country of origin is a country considered to be a high risk area or not. And generally speaking, it's the Regional Medical Manager that will advise to extend, order partial, or full re-medical. So it was on the direction of a doctor.YangT said:Hello everyone!
It has been a very stressful week. So, here is my story...Last Wednesday I logged in to myCIC and saw my medical as passed and eCAS says medical has been received. My ECAS has my married name on it and myCIC is still under my maiden name. The next day Thursday December 8, I received a received a request for medical on myCIC. The letter has my maiden name on it. I called CIC asked them for clarification. I talked to 2 agents and they said that they cant do anything about the discrepancy and just asked me to go have my medical again. I knew my medical results is expired, but I read here that they get extension for the medical. And so I went to the panel physician and showed her the 2 passports, because obviously one is no longer valid and they dont bear the same last name. I told her about my situation and I am pregnant as well so I cant do the x-ray for now until the baby is born. She told me to talk to my VO and that she cant submit the medical as partial or x-ray on hold and that she cant do anything to let them know that I did the medical before the 30 days expired. I have the x-ray deferral letter but, I still went to the radiologist and asked her if he can just look at my e-medical and see if she can do anything about it. She was kind enough to do that and clicked on hold. Any advice on what should I do? I dont want to go for x-ray and risk baby's health. And I dont mind waiting since I just received my new work permit. It just seems to be so unfair as they treated each application differently, with no standards at all. It is very confusing, disappointing and very frustrating.
Any help is greatly appreciated. Sorry for venting. Thank you in advance!
On the positive side, congrats on expecting