Hi All,
My wife and my elder son are de jure Canadian Permanent Residents. Even though they did not meet the physical presence requirements, they have not renounced their PR and they were not revoked it by any court or authority, so they are still de jure PR in Canada. Now I am applying as an applicant with my other son as an accompanying child. The system generated document list did not ask for medical check ups for my wife and son who are de jure PR. However, now I have got a letter from IRCC officer asking for their medical checkup. My question is, what the law or regulation is on this matter. If my wife and son are de jure still deemed as PR, do I need to submit their Medical Check-up, or officer got confused and asked for those by mistake? Thanks!
My wife and my elder son are de jure Canadian Permanent Residents. Even though they did not meet the physical presence requirements, they have not renounced their PR and they were not revoked it by any court or authority, so they are still de jure PR in Canada. Now I am applying as an applicant with my other son as an accompanying child. The system generated document list did not ask for medical check ups for my wife and son who are de jure PR. However, now I have got a letter from IRCC officer asking for their medical checkup. My question is, what the law or regulation is on this matter. If my wife and son are de jure still deemed as PR, do I need to submit their Medical Check-up, or officer got confused and asked for those by mistake? Thanks!