Hi,
I want to know if anyone have experience delay in medial review decision making.
I had applied for temporary work permit, medical test done in Sept 2016 and I received invitation to submit Passport for workpermit stamping in Oct 2016. I had received my passport stamped with work permit by 1 week of Nov 2016.
For my family of 4, my wife and daughter received the immigration stamping. However, my minor son who has Autism Spectrum Disorder (Minor side), we received notice to respond to fairness letter by last week Dec 2016.
We submitted the response to fairness letter response in 1 week Dec 2016 giving - doctors reports, explaining my sons diagnosis, school report (regular
school), Insurance that I will buy to cover his therapy, my financial support plan, mentioning that we will not be dependent on Canadian Welfare system.
After this, we have not heard from Immigration Office.
Does anyone have similar experience? What should I expect or be ready for? Any advice to improve my case.
Due to this, I have not yet moved to Canada and my life & job hangs in indecisive state.
Best Regards,
I want to know if anyone have experience delay in medial review decision making.
I had applied for temporary work permit, medical test done in Sept 2016 and I received invitation to submit Passport for workpermit stamping in Oct 2016. I had received my passport stamped with work permit by 1 week of Nov 2016.
For my family of 4, my wife and daughter received the immigration stamping. However, my minor son who has Autism Spectrum Disorder (Minor side), we received notice to respond to fairness letter by last week Dec 2016.
We submitted the response to fairness letter response in 1 week Dec 2016 giving - doctors reports, explaining my sons diagnosis, school report (regular
school), Insurance that I will buy to cover his therapy, my financial support plan, mentioning that we will not be dependent on Canadian Welfare system. After this, we have not heard from Immigration Office.
Does anyone have similar experience? What should I expect or be ready for? Any advice to improve my case.
Due to this, I have not yet moved to Canada and my life & job hangs in indecisive state.
Best Regards,