Medical Inadmissibility

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Exemptions from inadmissibility on grounds of excessive demand
As per paragraphs R24, R117(g) and R139(4), excessive demand determinations under A38(1)(c) do not apply to:

• spouse, common-law partner or conjugal partner
• a dependent child (including an adopted a child) of the sponsor, or of the sponsor’s spouse, common-law partner or conjugal partner;
• Convention Refugees;
• protected persons.

Although such individuals must undertake a full immigration medical examination, they are not assessed for excessive demand.

You are lucky because it would have been an issue.

 

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I am an applicant of FSW13. My family consists of my wife, son of 7+ years and a daughter of 3+ months.
I received medical request on 21.10.2014 and completed on 25.10.2014. My son is a case of Cerebral Palsy, he can walk with support but can not speak at all, which I mentioned from the very beginning of my application. The panel physician then asked for an assessment by my son’s neurologist. I submitted the assessment on 28.10.2014. On 05.11.2014, I was informed by the panel physician that I have to submit an up to date assessment of cerebral palsy by a clinical psychologist along with IQ test which is a requirement of CIC. I have started to work on that.
In this situation, I seek your advice about what to do next.

Hi! Just curious if you were able to immigrate to Canada successfully? Can you please share your experience?