Thanks. I'm not a September applicant. Want to get my application in this month. I'm still unclear about the medical exam. Is it true that Italians don't have to do them? On the website, the search page for the doctors wasn't working. If we have to do the exam, it's better to do it upfront. I'm also scared about having to wait 17 months, that's a long time. Is there a way to speed up the process?Officer said:
Enquiriesneetwo80 said:
The following Panel Physicians are available in this country - ordered by city:neetwo80 said:
I don't think you need a form. Just go with your passport and that should be enough. Better still, you can give a call to the medical center and ask what documents you need to bring with you.neetwo80 said:
Tolexmi is completely right, you dont need any from, just passport and two pics kind of the ones for passport, good if you give then a callTolexmi said:
Thank you We got some an email today that confirms they received the documents they requested.. That was fast.. It took 2 days, Less than a week.. Thank you for the idea to email the docsexpectin said:
Hi neetwo80!neetwo80 said:
You have to do the medical examination is mandatory for everyone. If you do it upfront is the best as your application will be processed without any delays. I think there is also a thread for the ROME visa office if you can find it into the forum.
stephcy said:Hi neetwo80!
Rome processing time used to be 12-14 months, and people were getting approved around to 8 months! ROME was supposed to be my visa office, but as I was a living as a visitor in Canada, my file was send to Ottawa. While I was filling up the application forms I had questions like you and tried to contact ROME through email but they never bother to reply. Even emails that Tel AVIV VO forwarded to them as that was my original visa office before changing to ROME. If you can call them do it! and any questions you have this forum is amazing. It has everything you need
For your medical exam here you can find what you need. Your passport and 4 sized passport photos. Check this link to be more accurate. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/medical/medexams-perm.asp
Best of luck
CIC seems to have replaced all the wait times with a generic worst-case figure of 17 months. I think they just pulled that number out of thin air to get clients off their back. Actually, if you look at the August 2015 outland thread, there has been a flurry of people getting their CoPR recently, within the last month or so. I would imagine that many of us will be getting CoPR sometime in April 2016, fingers crossed.neetwo80 said:
