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[lovelyrose617]

yes dear!. sept 10, 2015.

DM yung husband ko June 4 then expiry ng initial entry Sept. 17. Meron ka ba na received na email about COA pre-departure seminar? My husband received an email June 9 about COA. I wonder if its okay to attend the seminar without the passport/visa.

 

[jeneleemuahz]

7months before they received your medical? kaloka! but anyways, atleast waiting k n for Visa. What i noticed is they do it by batch. I mean, one time bigtime. once na may mag update na VOH n cla, sunod sunod ngddtingan. soooo, pretty soon welcome to canada na ang peg mo. With flying colors!

yes!. mother earth!.char. hahahh, tutumbling tlga ako ng bonggang bongga simula 10th floor ng office hanggang ground floor. charot. ahaha
flylaloo na itey, hopefully next week mpdala na ng CEM ang aking passport na inaamag na sa office nila.
para mkita ko na ang aking mudrakels sa land of maple syrup!. chos! ahhaha

 

[jeneleemuahz]

DM yung husband ko June 4 then expiry ng initial entry Sept. 17. Meron ka ba na received na email about COA pre-departure seminar? My husband received an email June 9 about COA. I wonder if its okay to attend the seminar without the passport/visa.

ay. wala po aqng nareceive n gnyan. sis.

 

[MommyBear888]

March 2014 - Application Received
July 2014 - Start ng Process
August 2014 - Med Request
Sept 2014 - Med's Done
April 15 2015 - Medical Received
April 16 2015 - PPR
April 17 - DM

ayan!. mejo naloka ako ng month of April 2015. sunod sunod. hahah

Hindi ka ba ngtreatment ng ptb? Pag kasi may mga ganun pa like 6 months un d tlga nila ifforward agad ang medical mo sa embassy. Aantyin nila completion mo. Ganun din sa mga sputum test, parang antayin rin tlga nila.... Mgadd tlga sya sa waiting time mo. Pero if wala kang mga gnun dpat andun na agad sa embassy result ng medical mo.

 

[spidermark]

hi guys,

i am getting ready for the medical exam.

1) Can we use our HMO/healthcards for this? Lol sayang din ang 5k eh haha
2) also, do they ask for the family's medical background/history etc...
3) Regarding the national IDs, I only have a voter's ID aside from a passport.
Is NBI clerance and SSS form considered? Sabi kasi sa IOM need 2 national IDs.

TIA sa mga sasagot

 

[jeneleemuahz]

Hindi ka ba ngtreatment ng ptb? Pag kasi may mga ganun pa like 6 months un d tlga nila ifforward agad ang medical mo sa embassy. Aantyin nila completion mo. Ganun din sa mga sputum test, parang antayin rin tlga nila.... Mgadd tlga sya sa waiting time mo. Pero if wala kang mga gnun dpat andun na agad sa embassy result ng medical mo.

Hi MommyBear. taray ng name
Hindi po eh. normal nman po lhat nung tinanong ko ung nurse sa St. Lukes, ewan ko ba kung bakit ganyan katagal,
bka gusto lng tlga nila na mghintay ako ng matagal para ma test ang patience ko, charot. hahah

 

[spidermark]

Hello guys,

Sorry, most posts here are spousal and have Upfront Medical Exams.
I didnt do Upront because we are not sure if our application will be approved.

My sponsor got an email saying she's approved to sponsor and that my Application has been forwarded to Manila Visa Office.

sa bottom part ng attachment dun sa email, it says:

Requirement for Medical Examination

If your sponsored relative(s) has (have) not already done so, your relative(s) must provide an original
Upfront Medical Report form (IMM1017B UPFRONT) signed by a Panel Physician or an E-Medical Upfront
Medical Notification information sheet. Your relative(s) must complete the medical examination
and, once completed, forward this information directly to the visa office noted above along with a copy
of this letter. Your application has been transferred to the visa office noting this deficiency. Your relative
must forward the medical information directly to the visa office to allow continued processing of his/her
application. Failure to do so will result in delays and possible refusal of your relative's application.

IOM and St. Lukes forwards the medical directly to the Embassy is that correct?

1) Will they forward my Medical directly to Manila Embassy?
If yes, should I just print that email we got to be attached on my medical so they are aware that our application has been forwarded here already?

2) or Are we allowed to directly forward our medical ourselves as stated on the email?

Sorry totally confused here.

TIA sa mga sasagot =)

Sa mga Manila VO please help...

 

[mrsB]

Hello guys,

Sorry, most posts here are spousal and have Upfront Medical Exams.
I didnt do Upront because we are not sure if our application will be approved.

My sponsor got an email saying she's approved to sponsor and that my Application has been forwarded to Manila Visa Office.

sa bottom part ng attachment dun sa email, it says:

Requirement for Medical Examination

If your sponsored relative(s) has (have) not already done so, your relative(s) must provide an original
Upfront Medical Report form (IMM1017B UPFRONT) signed by a Panel Physician or an E-Medical Upfront
Medical Notification information sheet. Your relative(s) must complete the medical examination
and, once completed, forward this information directly to the visa office noted above along with a copy
of this letter. Your application has been transferred to the visa office noting this deficiency. Your relative
must forward the medical information directly to the visa office to allow continued processing of his/her
application. Failure to do so will result in delays and possible refusal of your relative's application.

IOM and St. Lukes forwards the medical directly to the Embassy is that correct?

1) Will they forward my Medical directly to Manila Embassy?
If yes, should I just print that email we got to be attached on my medical so they are aware that our application has been forwarded here already?

2) or Are we allowed to directly forward our medical ourselves as stated on the email?

Sorry totally confused here.

TIA sa mga sasagot =)

Sa mga Manila VO please help...

answered that on you Inbox! hope it helps.

 

[spidermark]

answered that on you Inbox! hope it helps.

Got it! Thank you so much MrsB!

Di ko alam gagawin ko without your help

 

[MommyBear888]

Hi MommyBear. taray ng name
Hindi po eh. normal nman po lhat nung tinanong ko ung nurse sa St. Lukes, ewan ko ba kung bakit ganyan katagal,
bka gusto lng tlga nila na mghintay ako ng matagal para ma test ang patience ko, charot. hahah

Dpat siguro finollow up mo ng paulit ulit baka namiss nila... Pero congrats hehe at least dm ka na... Nkalungkot kasi tlga pag d mo kasama ang asawa mo...

 

[MommyBear888]

Hello guys,

Sorry, most posts here are spousal and have Upfront Medical Exams.
I didnt do Upront because we are not sure if our application will be approved.

My sponsor got an email saying she's approved to sponsor and that my Application has been forwarded to Manila Visa Office.

sa bottom part ng attachment dun sa email, it says:

Requirement for Medical Examination

If your sponsored relative(s) has (have) not already done so, your relative(s) must provide an original
Upfront Medical Report form (IMM1017B UPFRONT) signed by a Panel Physician or an E-Medical Upfront
Medical Notification information sheet. Your relative(s) must complete the medical examination
and, once completed, forward this information directly to the visa office noted above along with a copy
of this letter. Your application has been transferred to the visa office noting this deficiency. Your relative
must forward the medical information directly to the visa office to allow continued processing of his/her
application. Failure to do so will result in delays and possible refusal of your relative's application.

IOM and St. Lukes forwards the medical directly to the Embassy is that correct?

1) Will they forward my Medical directly to Manila Embassy?
If yes, should I just print that email we got to be attached on my medical so they are aware that our application has been forwarded here already?

2) or Are we allowed to directly forward our medical ourselves as stated on the email?

Sorry totally confused here.

TIA sa mga sasagot =)

Sa mga Manila VO please help...

Hi! They will be the one to forward the results. Just do your medical. No need to do anything. Once you do the medical, you'll automatically have a record with the embassy. No need to submit the form in the embassy.

 

[Nice_0825]

Anyone here experience submitted an outdated form? For example, IMM0008 I downloaded the Feb 2015 version, then CIC updated the form to APril 2015. But you submitted your application June 2015. I checked the difference between the forms, wala naman sya pinagkaiba sa mga hiningi na info they just added some disclosures sa last page. Ano po magiging possible problem if ganito po nangyari?

TIA

 

[lorenz1025]

anyone here who has a flight from Manila to Vancouver to Winnipeg on July 2 via PAL? baka may makasabay wife and kids ko.

 

[regielou14]

DM yung husband ko June 4 then expiry ng initial entry Sept. 17. Meron ka ba na received na email about COA pre-departure seminar? My husband received an email June 9 about COA. I wonder if its okay to attend the seminar without the passport/visa.

hi sis! okay lang umattend kahit di pa nababalik ng CEM yung passport with visa. May nakasabay ako nung umattend ako ng COA seminar na wala pa visa.

 

[regielou14]

hi guys,

i am getting ready for the medical exam.

1) Can we use our HMO/healthcards for this? Lol sayang din ang 5k eh haha
2) also, do they ask for the family's medical background/history etc...
3) Regarding the national IDs, I only have a voter's ID aside from a passport.
Is NBI clerance and SSS form considered? Sabi kasi sa IOM need 2 national IDs.

TIA sa mga sasagot

hi sis! base sa experience ko sa medical (st. luke's-bgc though)
1) wish ko din yan nung nagpamedical last year. haha! unfortunately di pwede
2) may item sa questionnaire regarding family's med history re: cancer (as far as i remember)
3) NBI clearance is considered. not sure about the sss form

within metro manila ka lang ba sis? st.luke's bgc is accepting walk-ins.