NOVA SCOTIA Provincial Nominee Program January 2015

[patel.jeetesh]

Hello Everyone,


I got my immigration recently and I have visited NS (Halifax). It so good. Lets make a public FB group for all of us who will be coming to NS and who already arrived. So we all can exchange things in FB. Please join

*************NSNP_Global_Immigrants *******

Please add me in this group!!!!

 

[patel.jeetesh]

Hi,
Cian, SDKD, Asha, Luder, Skywalker, Drajpoot, Dhaval.... I finally received my nomination. thank you so much for all your support through out this journey of 16 months...........you all have been great help!

Congratulations Tanmay!!! All the best for further application process under EE

 

[patel.jeetesh]

Hi guys,

Had a query: How much time does it take after we have successfully submitted all documents on MYCIC site after ITA??? Means after submitting all documents, in how much time does our Visa gets stamped??

Thanks in advance.
Cian

For PNP applicant's like us; it will take around 4 months.

 

[shakhawet]

You can edit until you press submit and it goes to payment. After that it just shows as submitted with the name of your uploaded attachments.

Thank you pakimom,for your information...I am planning to do medical exam. can you just tell me what document doctor will provide me that I will have to upload in EE Profile(is it any cic form filled by doctor or any other doc)?

BR,
Shakhawet

 

[SDKD]

Thank you pakimom,for your information...I am planning to do medical exam. can you just tell me what document doctor will provide me that I will have to upload in EE Profile(is it any cic form filled by doctor or any other doc)?

BR,
Shakhawet

Hai,
After taking medical you will get the test report after 3-4 days. That report you have to upload in PR application.

SDKD

 

[Luder]

Thank you pakimom,for your information...I am planning to do medical exam. can you just tell me what document doctor will provide me that I will have to upload in EE Profile(is it any cic form filled by doctor or any other doc)?

BR,
Shakhawet

Hai,
After taking medical you will get the test report after 3-4 days. That report you have to upload in PR application.

SDKD

Hi Shakhawet and SDKD:

Let me lift up the fog that's surrounding the medicals procedure.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/medical/medexams-perm.asp

Go to this webpage and click "Get your exam before you submit your application" tab or section. Upfront medical is one such test where you do it before submitting the application.

Once you click that you'll see a drop down text telling you exactly what the doctor will give you after the test. You'll receive it the same day. If the clinic is equipped with eMedical system you'll get tracking sheets, one each for all family members. You'll scan and upload the sheets to your CIC PR application. If the clinic works with a paper system you'll receive a copy of the IMM 1017B Upfront Medical Report form. It's basically the front page of the whole documents in which the doctor records your medical details. In that case, you'll upload the Medical Report Forms in each family members respective folder in CIC upload section.

The whole process is like opening a new file in a hospital and in the reception they'll give you the hospital card containing your hospital number so that in future any specialist doctor, consultant or anyone authorized to go thru your medical file can do so to treat or diagnose or follow up your case.

Using the same example, the hospital card is like the CIC tracking sheet or IMM 1017B Upfront Medical Report form. The consultant who wants to look into your medical record carefully is the CIC medical officer in the regional medical office (not panel physician). Panel physician is like the General practitioner (GP) who initiates your medical case typically in any hospital and in this case his/her job includes entering the basic medical recordings exactly as stipulated to them by CIC.

Know your rights: Wherever, whenever you undergo a medical test, it's your right to know the results. Only results not the medical opinion from the panel physician. Almost all panel clinics around the world will encourage you to collect the results when they're fully available.

You should not scan and sent those X ray reports and/or Lab reports to CIC as part of you PR application.

You will send tracking sheets or IMM 1017B Upfront Medical Report form depending on the system the clinic follows. The clinic staff will tell you exactly which form you'll send as part of your PR application.

All the best!

Luder

 

[p_shar]

Hi Shakhawet and SDKD:

Let me lift up the fog that's surrounding the medicals procedure.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/medical/medexams-perm.asp

Go to this webpage and click "Get your exam before you submit your application" tab or section. Upfront medical is one such test where you do it before submitting the application.

Once you click that you'll see a drop down text telling you exactly what the doctor will give you after the test. You'll receive it the same day. If the clinic is equipped with eMedical system you'll get tracking sheets, one each for all family members. You'll scan and upload the sheets to your CIC PR application. If the clinic works with a paper system you'll receive a copy of the IMM 1017B Upfront Medical Report form. It's basically the front page of the whole documents in which the doctor records your medical details. In that case, you'll upload the Medical Report Forms in each family members respective folder in CIC upload section.

The whole process is like opening a new file in a hospital and in the reception they'll give you the hospital card containing your hospital number so that in future any specialist doctor, consultant or anyone authorized to go thru your medical file can do so to treat or diagnose or follow up your case.

Using the same example, the hospital card is like the CIC tracking sheet or IMM 1017B Upfront Medical Report form. The consultant who wants to look into your medical record carefully is the CIC medical officer in the regional medical office (not panel physician). Panel physician is like the General practitioner (GP) who initiates your medical case typically in any hospital and in this case his/her job includes entering the basic medical recordings exactly as stipulated to them by CIC.

Know your rights: Wherever, whenever you undergo a medical test, it's your right to know the results. Only results not the medical opinion from the panel physician. Almost all panel clinics around the world will encourage you to collect the results when they're fully available.

You should not scan and sent those X ray reports and/or Lab reports to CIC as part of you PR application.

You will send tracking sheets or IMM 1017B Upfront Medical Report form depending on the system the clinic follows. The clinic staff will tell you exactly which form you'll send as part of your PR application.

All the best!

Luder

Fruitful.. Thanks Luder

 

[Terik]

Finally the day has arrived.... By God's grace received nomination from Nova Scotia Office of Immigration:

I was lagging this opportunity for 4 years..

Thanks to all in this forum who helped me a lot and direct me through the critical path.

Special thanks to:

Luder- For you fabulous guidance, hope, concentration, willpower, positivity
Funtell- For your positivity (How to show negative to positive form)
Terik- Guidance
Ritawallu-Confidence and guidance
SDKD-Hope (Everything will be okay)
Cian-Relax (Fal ki ichha mat kar)
Drajpoot- Concentration

And whoever ever helped in anyway...

This was not possible without your inputs. Really appreciated..! God bless you guys

Admin please update my status in spreadsheet...

Congrats p_Shar

 

[cian]

Hi Shakhawet and SDKD:

Let me lift up the fog that's surrounding the medicals procedure.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/medical/medexams-perm.asp

Go to this webpage and click "Get your exam before you submit your application" tab or section. Upfront medical is one such test where you do it before submitting the application.

Once you click that you'll see a drop down text telling you exactly what the doctor will give you after the test. You'll receive it the same day. If the clinic is equipped with eMedical system you'll get tracking sheets, one each for all family members. You'll scan and upload the sheets to your CIC PR application. If the clinic works with a paper system you'll receive a copy of the IMM 1017B Upfront Medical Report form. It's basically the front page of the whole documents in which the doctor records your medical details. In that case, you'll upload the Medical Report Forms in each family members respective folder in CIC upload section.

The whole process is like opening a new file in a hospital and in the reception they'll give you the hospital card containing your hospital number so that in future any specialist doctor, consultant or anyone authorized to go thru your medical file can do so to treat or diagnose or follow up your case.

Using the same example, the hospital card is like the CIC tracking sheet or IMM 1017B Upfront Medical Report form. The consultant who wants to look into your medical record carefully is the CIC medical officer in the regional medical office (not panel physician). Panel physician is like the General practitioner (GP) who initiates your medical case typically in any hospital and in this case his/her job includes entering the basic medical recordings exactly as stipulated to them by CIC.

Know your rights: Wherever, whenever you undergo a medical test, it's your right to know the results. Only results not the medical opinion from the panel physician. Almost all panel clinics around the world will encourage you to collect the results when they're fully available.

You should not scan and sent those X ray reports and/or Lab reports to CIC as part of you PR application.

You will send tracking sheets or IMM 1017B Upfront Medical Report form depending on the system the clinic follows. The clinic staff will tell you exactly which form you'll send as part of your PR application.

All the best!

Luder

Great explanation Luder... Am going for upfront medicals this Friday... Rest all docs are ready... After that I'll upload my docs to mycic...

What's happening with others??? SDKD ??? What's ur status???

 

[SDKD]

Hi Shakhawet and SDKD:

Let me lift up the fog that's surrounding the medicals procedure.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/medical/medexams-perm.asp

Go to this webpage and click "Get your exam before you submit your application" tab or section. Upfront medical is one such test where you do it before submitting the application.

Once you click that you'll see a drop down text telling you exactly what the doctor will give you after the test. You'll receive it the same day. If the clinic is equipped with eMedical system you'll get tracking sheets, one each for all family members. You'll scan and upload the sheets to your CIC PR application. If the clinic works with a paper system you'll receive a copy of the IMM 1017B Upfront Medical Report form. It's basically the front page of the whole documents in which the doctor records your medical details. In that case, you'll upload the Medical Report Forms in each family members respective folder in CIC upload section.

The whole process is like opening a new file in a hospital and in the reception they'll give you the hospital card containing your hospital number so that in future any specialist doctor, consultant or anyone authorized to go thru your medical file can do so to treat or diagnose or follow up your case.

Using the same example, the hospital card is like the CIC tracking sheet or IMM 1017B Upfront Medical Report form. The consultant who wants to look into your medical record carefully is the CIC medical officer in the regional medical office (not panel physician). Panel physician is like the General practitioner (GP) who initiates your medical case typically in any hospital and in this case his/her job includes entering the basic medical recordings exactly as stipulated to them by CIC.

Know your rights: Wherever, whenever you undergo a medical test, it's your right to know the results. Only results not the medical opinion from the panel physician. Almost all panel clinics around the world will encourage you to collect the results when they're fully available.

You should not scan and sent those X ray reports and/or Lab reports to CIC as part of you PR application.

You will send tracking sheets or IMM 1017B Upfront Medical Report form depending on the system the clinic follows. The clinic staff will tell you exactly which form you'll send as part of your PR application.

All the best!

Luder

Really appreciate for such a long description....Thanks...


SDKD

 

[SDKD]

Great explanation Luder... Am going for upfront medicals this Friday... Rest all docs are ready... After that I'll upload my docs to mycic...

What's happening with others??? SDKD ??? What's ur status???

Hai Cian,

Me too got all documents....Me too need to upload...maybe within 3 days I will.

Actually I was busy with my works... :-X

SDKD

 

[cian]

Hai Cian,

Me too got all documents....Me too need to upload...maybe within 3 days I will.

Actually I was busy with my works... :-X

SDKD

Same here SDKD... ;D

 

[shakhawet]

Hi Shakhawet and SDKD:

Let me lift up the fog that's surrounding the medicals procedure.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/medical/medexams-perm.asp

Go to this webpage and click "Get your exam before you submit your application" tab or section. Upfront medical is one such test where you do it before submitting the application.

Once you click that you'll see a drop down text telling you exactly what the doctor will give you after the test. You'll receive it the same day. If the clinic is equipped with eMedical system you'll get tracking sheets, one each for all family members. You'll scan and upload the sheets to your CIC PR application. If the clinic works with a paper system you'll receive a copy of the IMM 1017B Upfront Medical Report form. It's basically the front page of the whole documents in which the doctor records your medical details. In that case, you'll upload the Medical Report Forms in each family members respective folder in CIC upload section.

The whole process is like opening a new file in a hospital and in the reception they'll give you the hospital card containing your hospital number so that in future any specialist doctor, consultant or anyone authorized to go thru your medical file can do so to treat or diagnose or follow up your case.

Using the same example, the hospital card is like the CIC tracking sheet or IMM 1017B Upfront Medical Report form. The consultant who wants to look into your medical record carefully is the CIC medical officer in the regional medical office (not panel physician). Panel physician is like the General practitioner (GP) who initiates your medical case typically in any hospital and in this case his/her job includes entering the basic medical recordings exactly as stipulated to them by CIC.

Know your rights: Wherever, whenever you undergo a medical test, it's your right to know the results. Only results not the medical opinion from the panel physician. Almost all panel clinics around the world will encourage you to collect the results when they're fully available.

You should not scan and sent those X ray reports and/or Lab reports to CIC as part of you PR application.

You will send tracking sheets or IMM 1017B Upfront Medical Report form depending on the system the clinic follows. The clinic staff will tell you exactly which form you'll send as part of your PR application.

All the best!

Luder

Thank you luder ...very much helpful information...So for each of my family member we will get one tracking sheets or IMM 1017B upfront medical report on the same day....That I need to upload later.BTW, I am planning to do medical exam on coming Saturday...hope for the best.

BR,
Shakhawet

 

[Luder]

Thank you luder ...very much helpful information...So for each of my family member we will get one tracking sheets or IMM 1017B upfront medical report on the same day....That I need to upload later.BTW, I am planning to do medical exam on coming Saturday...hope for the best.

BR,
Shakhawet

That's right, tracking sheets or IMM1017B forms. I'm not sure whether all family members information will come in one IMM1017B form or each one of you will get your own IMM1017B forms. But if tracking sheets - one each for all members. I'm sure about that as I got tracking sheets not IMM1017B form(s). Clarify with the clinic staff.

Well, all the best for your medicals.

Cheers,

Luder

 

[Prairie2016]

Great explanation Luder... Am going for upfront medicals this Friday... Rest all docs are ready... After that I'll upload my docs to mycic...

What's happening with others??? SDKD ??? What's ur status???

I am still collecting documents and upload to CIC bit by bit...Hopefully I can get all done in the second week of May. Cheers
By the way, I heard that it takes 2-5 months to get Canada stamps but I know a friend who waited for nearly 9 months ( it took longer than 6 month average)....for him