Medical for Mexican residents. Outbound Application. Anyone experienced this?

[tweetybird]

Hello!
I am a Canadian Citizen sponsoring my fiance from Mexico. Before or After you submit the application? I recently read the following info under country specifics off the cic website.

Medical exam requirements for permanent residents
You must pass a medical examination before coming to Canada. Your dependants must also pass a medical examination even if they are not coming with you.


[b]Medical Examination Instructions
Instructions on how to take the medical examination will normally be sent to you after you submit your application to the visa office.
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Validity
You can only use your examination results in your application for 12 months from when you had the examination. If you are not admitted to Canada as a permanent resident within this time, you will be required to undergo another examination.

 

[davek1979]

There is a forum dedicated to Mexico applicants. But the quick answer to your question is you have to do the medical before you submit the application. You will get a receipt that is included with the application that CIC will match with the results. The Dr will forward the results to CIC.

 

[tweetybird]

There is a forum dedicated to Mexico applicants. But the quick answer to your question is you have to do the medical before you submit the application. You will get a receipt that is included with the application that CIC will match with the results. The Dr will forward the results to CIC.

Thanks for the information. I see that the dates in your timeline that you completed your medical after your submitted the application.

 

[Frida19]

Hello!
I am a Canadian Citizen sponsoring my fiance from Mexico. Before or After you submit the application? I recently read the following info under country specifics off the cic website.

Medical exam requirements for permanent residents
You must pass a medical examination before coming to Canada. Your dependants must also pass a medical examination even if they are not coming with you.


[b]Medical Examination Instructions
Instructions on how to take the medical examination will normally be sent to you after you submit your application to the visa office.
[/b]
Validity
You can only use your examination results in your application for 12 months from when you had the examination. If you are not admitted to Canada as a permanent resident within this time, you will be required to undergo another examination.

I´m not so sure , but I send my medical examination along with my application ... they are valid for a year & yes if they expire before they give u an answer then u have to do them again ! I am new with all this too but I already submited my application and the medical examination the thing u dont have to send wit ur application is the PGR the embassy will contact you when they need it !

 

[tweetybird]

I´m not so sure , but I send my medical examination along with my application ... they are valid for a year & yes if they expire before they give u an answer then u have to do them again ! I am new with all this too but I already submited my application and the medical examination the thing u dont have to send wit ur application is the PGR the embassy will contact you when they need it !

Thanks for your responce!

What's the PGR?

My fiance and I will get married this summer here in Canada and we want to submit the papers after that.

 

[tweetybird]

applying outland

 

[Frida19]

Thanks for your responce!

What's the PGR?

My fiance and I will get married this summer here in Canada and we want to submit the papers after that.

Procuraduría General de la República (PGR). is the non criminal thing they will ask for u eventually .

My husband and I got married here in Mexico then he went back to Canada and submited our application on March 3th and was approved as a sponsor march 28th 2013 , now my file is in the mexican embassy but I dont know what is next once the file is in the embassy , here is an immigration website where u can get more info http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/index-can.asp If there is something I can help u wit let me knoe

 

[tweetybird]

Procuraduría General de la República (PGR). is the non criminal thing they will ask for u eventually .

My husband and I got married here in Mexico then he went back to Canada and submited our application on March 3th and was approved as a sponsor march 28th 2013 , now my file is in the mexican embassy but I dont know what is next once the file is in the embassy , here is an immigration website where u can get more info If there is something I can help u wit let me knoe

Thank you!!!
Right now our first step is to apply for the TRV. so he can come this summer to visit and meet my family. He will be applying for that this month just had to wait for enough money in the bank!

 

[Frida19]

Thank you!!!
Right now our first step is to apply for the TRV. so he can come this summer to visit and meet my family. He will be applying for that this month just had to wait for enough money in the bank!

Np also make sure you guys take alot of pictures together wit ur family and his , save plain tickets , boarding passes , take pictures of the wedding when you submit ur application to sponsor him you have to send proof of ur relationship like emails btw u guys , phone bills , pictures stuff like that & wohoo good luck !! ;D

 

[tweetybird]

Np also make sure you guys take alot of pictures together wit ur family and his , save plain tickets , boarding passes , take pictures of the wedding when you submit ur application to sponsor him you have to send proof of ur relationship like emails btw u guys , phone bills , pictures stuff like that & wohoo good luck !! ;D

Yes! I've been reading a lot of tips on here and I have been saving everything! Even screen shots of texts and skype calls. I think I am more nervous about his TRV application. He has been to Canada before but before Mexicans required a visa. We have a letter from his job and we will show an airline ticket with a return flight.

 

[Frida19]

Yes! I've been reading a lot of tips on here and I have been saving everything! Even screen shots of texts and skype calls. I think I am more nervous about his TRV application. He has been to Canada before but before Mexicans required a visa. We have a letter from his job and we will show an airline ticket with a return flight.

I know ! I lived in Canada for 5 years but then they say I had to move back to mexico , I left mexico to canada in 2007 when they didnt ask for visa .. but dont be nervous just show alot of proof and convince them your husband will come back ! he should b fine

 

[tweetybird]

I know ! I lived in Canada for 5 years but then they say I had to move back to mexico , I left mexico to canada in 2007 when they didnt ask for visa .. but dont be nervous just show alot of proof and convince them your husband will come back ! he should b fine

for the TRV we don't know if I should write a letter notarized inviting him to visit me as his girlfriend. We think he should just apply for the TRV as himself going on vacation. His job letter states he has 3 weeks vacation paid.

What do you think ? I don't want to submit a letter if the embassy will think he will not leave because he has to leave so we can apply for the outland sponsorship application

 

[Frida19]

for the TRV we don't know if I should write a letter notarized inviting him to visit me as his girlfriend. We think he should just apply for the TRV as himself going on vacation. His job letter states he has 3 weeks vacation paid.

What do you think ? I don't want to submit a letter if the embassy will think he will not leave because he has to leave so we can apply for the outland sponsorship application

I don´t think it has to be notarized I´m not so sure but here is this website where u can look up at more info : http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/apply-who.asp . I will ask a friend of mine that has a TRV what where the things they ask her for and I will let you know what she says once she gets backs to me

 

[tweetybird]

I don´t think it has to be notarized I´m not so sure but here is this website where u can look up at more info p . I will ask a friend of mine that has a TRV what where the things they ask her for and I will let you know what she says once she gets backs to me

Ok that would be great!! I can't find the information anywhere if Mexicans need a notarized letter.

 

[Frida19]

Ok that would be great!! I can't find the information anywhere if Mexicans need a notarized letter.

here is what I found about the letter now sure if u saw this too :

Information for the person preparing the letter of invitation

By writing a letter of invitation, you are not legally responsible for the visitor once they get to Canada, but you should provide the letter in good faith. You must give truthful information and intend to keep the promises you made in the letter. Send your letter (notarized if necessary) to the person you are inviting to Canada. They must then submit this letter to the Canadian Embassy or Consulate outside of Canada when they apply for their Temporary Resident Visa.

Your letter must include the following information about the person being invited:

Complete name.
Date of birth.
The person’s address and telephone number.
Your relationship to the person invited.
The purpose of the trip.
How long the person you are inviting intends to stay in Canada.
Details on accommodation and living expenses.
The date the person you are inviting intends to leave Canada.
Your letter must also include the following information about yourself:

Complete name.
Date of birth.
Address and telephone number in Canada.
Occupation.
Whether you are a Canadian citizen or Permanent Resident
A photocopy of a document proving your status in Canada. For instance, a Canadian birth certificate if you were born in Canada or a Canadian citizenship card if you are a naturalized citizen. If you are Permanent Resident, you must send proof of your permanent resident status (a copy of your PR card or your IMM 1000 proof of landing).
Details of your family unit, including names and dates of birth of your spouse and dependants (this is mandatory for the Parent and Grandparent Super Visa);
Total number of people residing in your household, including those you have previously sponsored and whose sponsorship is still in effect (this is mandatory for the Parent and Grandparent Super Visa); and
For the Parent and Grandparent Super Visa only: A written and signed promise of your financial support for your parents or grandparents for the entire duration of their stay in Canada. Proof of income at a level meeting or exceeding the low-income cut-off (LICO) for the total number of people, including the visiting parents or grandparents, must be included.