Medical exam before ITA
- Thread starter HHope8
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As long as medical exams are valid you're fine.
Medical certificates for applicants who pass a medical examination in or outside Canada are valid for twelve months from the date of the last medical assessment of an applicant’s file by a medical officer and/or delegated staff.
Medical certificates for applicants who pass a medical examination in or outside Canada are valid for twelve months from the date of the last medical assessment of an applicant’s file by a medical officer and/or delegated staff.
I am slightly confused now. Please help me. My EE profile has been submitted and I am expecting an ITA in the next 4 to 5 draws. Meanwhile I thought I could get my medicals done so that it will help me submit the application.
As someone quoted above my EE has the following details:
Please help. Thanks
As someone quoted above my EE has the following details:
- Candidate: XXX
- Unique Client Identifier (UCI): CAN00006807XYZZ
- Profile number: E001342XXX
- Date you submitted your profile: December 5, 2018
- Date your profile expires: December 6, 2019
- Biometrics:
- Biometrics Number:
- Date of Biometrics Enrolment:
- Expiry Date
Please help. Thanks
Medicals have a validity of 12 months. If you don't land in Canada before they expire, you need to get them re-done. Even if you get ITA in 2 months, and submit your application, the processing could take 6 months. I would strongly suggest to book an appointment and go for your medicals after you get an ITA. I don't think there is any reason to rush it, considering the next draw could be in Jan and there is chance of CRS score to jump a bit.