We did, and we are wondering if we might loose the money we spent on it. It was submitted with our application, and they have yet to assess it.Alam EIT said:I am thinking to do my medical test in advance though it is not requested from CIC.
Do you think this is a wise decision to do it in advance, please advise.
Hi profiler,profiler said:We did, and we are wondering if we might loose the money we spent on it. It was submitted with our application, and they have yet to assess it.
That said, there is others here who did the same, and have already had it assessed.
They do have the option not to request another one, or just to request a simple part like the chest xray.
Our thoughts exactly, that it would take one more month to complete if we wait for CIC to request. So we did upfront med after we received AIP. AIP was mid July, we are still waiting now. The ECAS site has updated to indicate med results are received, but we haven't linked it to myCIC yet so not sure if they've looked at it...Alam EIT said:Hi profiler,
Thanks for your reply.
I wanted to do it in advance so that I can speed up the process.
if CIC request it then it will take it one more month to complete.
I am wondering what should I do now, go for it or wait until they request for it.
I think it will depend on your plans for after your study visa. Are you planning to stay in Canada to work after finishing school? Applying inland will allow for open work permit, so you won't have to worry about not having a WP after your one year WP finishes.satbsi said:Going to Canada from India on study visa for one year (plus one year work permit). Will be getting married in home country with a Canadian PR around next year.
What type of spouse visa(Inland or Outland) should we applying for after marriage? What kind of visa is advisable ? INLAND or OUTLAND ?
You can do it.. but expect that they may ask for another. They expire after a yr.Alam EIT said:Hi profiler,
Thanks for your reply.
I wanted to do it in advance so that I can speed up the process.
if CIC request it then it will take it one more month to complete.
I am wondering what should I do now, go for it or wait until they request for it.
browning911: I am curious if you saw SIR in your GCMS notes at all?browning911 said:Hi Guys! In my humble opinion, you should do the medical, even if it might expire. IRCC has the discretion to extend the medical, if they choose to, especially with what Profiler just posted about the government fast tracking. We did the medical after submitting our applications and it shows it was passed on GCKey.