so they already apply the bulletin....interestingYasiin said:
i wonder how much the reassassment takes and if they let everyone know that they do : if there is a processing time for that too, i would just redo them, if it takes a few days than it's goooooood Hopefully you'll be done before the 15 months are upMAKY said:
Good luck!You're welcomeLemondrop78 said:
yug said:
Yes, it's good news! Upon request from the VO, the medical office reassess and see whether they have enough information to grant the extension or if they need specific tests first or whether a redo of the medical would be fastest, etc. The bulletin is pretty detailed in terms of options...missmini said:so they already apply the bulletin....interesting
from what understand from everything is that maybe the medical office will not give the green flag and extension to everyone, do correct me if i'm wrong; maybe it matters of various health or other geographical factors :
thanks for sharing ur opinions and experiences!!
i hope giving the extension is just a matter of a few phonecalls and emails anyway it's clear for me now that we won't stress ourselves with redoing the medicals (if we reach that close); we'll let them ask or not ask hihihi one less thing to doNo. Medical exams are still only valid for 12 months. However, if your application is only being held up because your medical exam has or is about to expire, there is now a process to issue a new medical certificate. They will only consider this option if your exam was done in the last 15 months and the new certificate would only be valid for an additional 12 months.Sunshine87 said:Just so I'm totally clear on this... basically a medical is valid for 15 months instead of 12? Given there is enough time to complete the rest of the process within the 15 months. But if not, another medical will need to be done, correct?
This might be good news for me, but it still might be cutting it pretty close.. because you need to land before the medical validity expires, right?
No problem!Sunshine87 said:thanks for your speedy reply oreidapennsyltucky.. I quickly deleted my post after I re-read the original post, which I understood the second time around. But you beat me to it. I guess I should exercise the rule: read twice, type once
I received a medical extension without asking for one. It's great for me because I received my COPR last week and otherwise would have needed to land before this Wednesday, which really isn't enough time to actually move (though I could have landed and moved later). I think it only held back my file by a few weeks.Yasiin said:
