I got the same email this week asking stating:Imran775 said:Today I received an email from NDVO (although my visa office is London) regarding re-assessment of medical as my previous medical exam is going to be expire.
Can someone tell me while medical re-assessment, is it normal IME # will be change. Secondly they do not asked to re-medical for my children age less than 6 years.
Thank you,
M. Imran
You can do stamping and go back, however PR card delivers in 2 to 3 months, which is required to do re-entry to canada.rp_tp said:Congrats
Would like to know is there any time period that during particular time you should be there and stay..or you can just complete stamping formalities and come back to your residence country and go back later when needed.
I think because x-Ray is not applicable for kids. They have already done your blood work, they only worried TB related deceases which spread very fast.MuhammadFahad said:I got the same email this week asking stating:
“The results of initial medical examinations for yourself and your family has expired. In order to provide your application with an updated validity we require following additional medical examination(s) for your self and your spouse:
• Chest Xray with report
• Completed MEDICAL REPORT CHEST X-RAY REQUISITION AND REPORT form (Page 5 and 6 of IMM5419).
• Duly completed Re-assessment Form"
Same question about no kids being asked for medical ??? Plus how much will the validity be extended..3 months or 1 year. Would appreciate if someone knows about this and can respond.
Don't get disappointed, it's good that you are on vacation and have existing job.salooni said:Hi All
I am back again. I arrived in Canada on 8 April, and planning to get my family here after 2-3 months after getting some job. I welcome all and thanks to all buddies for sharing such usefull information.
I am on OWP with 2 years expiry and i have submitted my PR application last year along with my application of OWP.
I want to clarify how much time is left for us (Pakistani) to get PR status. Some one told me that we have to wait for further 52 months and this is very disappointing to me because in this way I can not afford to be here for long time as worker while I know that benefits in OWP are lesser than PR and I have only 6 months left to leave my previous employer in Pakistan. (I am on official leaves). Can any body clarify that how much we should wait further? Logically, i dont think that London visa office will put us for further long and patient less wait.
Thanks in advance.
salooni said:Hi All
I am back again. I arrived in Canada on 8 April, and planning to get my family here after 2-3 months after getting some job. I welcome all and thanks to all buddies for sharing such usefull information.
I am on OWP with 2 years expiry and i have submitted my PR application last year along with my application of OWP.
I want to clarify how much time is left for us (Pakistani) to get PR status. Some one told me that we have to wait for further 52 months and this is very disappointing to me because in this way I can not afford to be here for long time as worker while I know that benefits in OWP are lesser than PR and I have only 6 months left to leave my previous employer in Pakistan. (I am on official leaves). Can any body clarify that how much we should wait further? Logically, i dont think that London visa office will put us for further long and patient less wait.
Thanks in advance.
Congrats!!!canimmigrate said:Guys,Finally after a extremely painful wait of 3 months, I received my visa today.
So happy. Now next hurdle. Making the plans to go and finding job there...
Yes first landing mentioned as OWP entry and there is separate date for PR entry.chintan_155 said:Hi O_Canada & others who've completed landing process.
Please share that, in the PR documents whether our first landing date is mentioned anywhere?
I came to know that they put current date as original landing date.
This makes impact on citizenship days' calculator. Because OWP days count, each day as a half day in the citizenship calculation.
These days are useful especially when citizenship laws change every couple of years like this year government already increased day count.
However it's long term concern for us but it may impact on several other things which we can't imagine like pension calculation or any other...
Imran775 said:Today I received an email from NDVO (although my visa office is London) regarding re-assessment of medical as my previous medical exam is going to be expire.
Can someone tell me while medical re-assessment, is it normal IME # will be change. Secondly they do not asked to re-medical for my children age less than 6 years.
Thank you,
M. Imran