Have you received your AOR yet? To answer your question, when you book your medical with the physician they will tell you which documents you need to bring along.
Below is the list mentioned :
What to bring
When you go to your appointment for the medical examination, you must bring- proper identification
- We strongly recommend you bring your passport as your identification document. You can also use other approved identification documents, including
- a national identity (ID) card
- a driver’s license issued from one the following countries (if you’re still in that country)
- Australia
- Canada
- New Zealand
- United Kingdom
- United States
- an original birth certificate (if the child is under 18 years old)
- a refugee travel document
- a Red Cross travel document
- a UN laissez-passer
- a seaman’s book
- an Organization of American States travel document
- a refugee protection identity document (or refugee protection claimant document)
- We strongly recommend you bring your passport as your identification document. You can also use other approved identification documents, including
- eye glasses or contact lenses, if you wear them
- any medical reports or test results that you have for any previous or existing medical conditions
- a list of your current medications
- the Medical Report form (IMM 1017E or IMM 1020E), if you don’t get an upfront medical exam
- We’ll send you this form
- 4 recent photographs, if the panel physician doesn’t use eMedical
- Contact the panel physician before your appointment to find out.
