Medical Furtherance Request weirdness -- please help!

[RajaJi]

Whenever I receive an Email from CIC, it includes address of the sending office. What is the address in the E-mail you received?

 

[p0ppet]

Whenever I receive an Email from CIC, it includes address of the sending office. What is the address in the E-mail you received?

The address in the email was as follows (parentheticals mine bc i can't post links yet) :

Officer

Health Management Branch

Citizenship and Immigration Canada

High Commission of Canada

Immigration Section/Section de l'immigration

Chanakyapuri, P.O. Box 5209

New Delhi-110021, India

Email: (dmp portal dot cic dot gc dot ca/ cic email / intro dash eng aspx? mission=new delhi)

(india dot gc dot ca) ; (cic dot gc dot ca)

You're sure this doctor isn't scamming you? The doctor is the most suspicious character in this saga. Personally I'd wait for the sponsorship approval letter, since if there is a deficiency with the medical, it should be be mentioned in the SA letter and you should still have plenty of time to address that and send it to the visa office they say they transferred your file to before that office gets very far into processing.

I wish I knew. And we haven't even gotten AOR from Mississauga, much less SA. Though judging by the times in the November Outland thread (we sent it Dec. 2) we should *hopefully* have it by the end of the month. (If we're lucky.) Is there like....a standard deadline applied for furtherance requests if it doesn't explicitly say 'you have to get this done by x date?'

 

[Avadava]

I can clarify one thing for you: the UCI number starts with a T because it is a temporary number assigned to all up front medical exams. I had one too, I was asked to do further tests even before sending in my application (I did the medical exam in Oct. and I was able to send the complete application in Nov. due to some problems with translating my PCC). So don' t worry about not having AOR yet, the medical assessment is done separately by the CIC doctors, not visa officers.

Another thing I can tell you is the fact that your email came from NDVO is not that weird. The office that deals with the medical exams is a regional office. For example, all medical exams in Europe are being assessed at the London VO. This is where my request for further medical tests came from, and neither I or my husband have any ties to the UK.

I recommend you compy with this request, or you risk your application being denied. The fact that the doctor was able to access your eMedical file and tell you what exam CIC requested is a good thing and there is nothing weird about it. My doctor was also the only one who could see that too.