:-* :-* :-*Ywcat said:We are in the same boat. I just received CSQ last week, and I sent a copy by Email to CIC right away. I hope they can do something if they got the email. ;D
:-* :-* :-*Ywcat said:We are in the same boat. I just received CSQ last week, and I sent a copy by Email to CIC right away. I hope they can do something if they got the email. ;D
For PGP sponsorship applications, IME Type is Non-EDE (Non Excessive Demand Exempt), whether IME is upfront or not. Parents and grand-parents are assessed if their health condition represents excessive demand on health care.bsz said:My parents did their eMedical. In the "Clinical Visa Details", dr. has written:
IME: Non EDE
Upfront Medical Type: Worker
This shouldn't be correct. Parents should do "EDE" and their Upfront Medical Type should be different such as "PGP" or some other value I guess. Also the doctor hasn't specified a UCI in the form and given us a UMI.
Has anyone done an upfront for their parents. Can you tell me what was on yours?
IME: ?
Upfront Medical Type: ?
Did yours have a UCI on top?
bsz said:No, they should be EDE (Excessive Demand Exempt):
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/partner/pp/pdf/handbook-extract.pdf
Page 7 clearly says: Family (EDE)
thinktriplets said:In this case, all parents / grand-parents who have a medical situation that represents excessive demand on health care would do UFM, and IRCC will accept it....?! because they are not bright enough?!
In the context that you are reading, Family does not mean parents and grand parents sponsorship category.
Read here. More recent than the link you gave.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/publications/dmp-handbook/index.asp
Note: EDE clients include refugees, refugee claimants and certain family classes and individuals with protected person status.
In the “Proposed Visa Application Details” section, select the appropriate upfront category from the drop down list (student, worker, visitor or family EDE). Note: For refugee claimants in Canada, select the category family EDE, and scan and attach the document provided by the client.
I sent a copy of CSQ to CIC although MIDI said that they have already done it to our LVO in Paris. You never know. Ecas In Process still showing "Medical results have been received".flyboymtl said:Hi all,
I have a question.
For Quebec candidates, have you been sending in copy of the CSQ to CIC after you received it from MIDI or has it been automatically forwarded to them by MIDI? My understanding of the letter I received together with my parents CSQ is that MIDI already notified our visa office (Vienna). What is your experience and have you been sending them CSQ copy regardless?
Best regards!
Thanks, Luda. I guess there's not much to do for now but wait...the hardest part.Luda345 said:Same here, Ksana. SPb here. Sent medical exams/police certificates in the beginning of November and nothing since then.
Maybe they want to know whether you've become a citizen since applying? have you?Senior said:hey guys,
QQ - so my parents received their medical requests along with police certificate and RPRF fees request.
They have also asked for sponsor's proof of permanent residency. Does that mean they need my PR copy again? I am confused because I had already submitted this with original application, so I just wanna confirm if that's indeed what they need, and not anything else (like income proof, etc).
here is the exact text: "Please have your sponsor provide updated proof of their current permanent residency in Canada"
Any help with this will be greatly appreciated!
Or maybe your PR card is about to expire, the want a renewed one....Ksana said:Maybe they want to know whether you've become a citizen since applying? have you?
Thanx for the answer. How did you send it? Scan and upload to mycic? If sowhere and how?Noui said:I sent a copy of CSQ to CIC although MIDI said that they have already done it to our LVO in Paris. You never know. Ecas In Process still showing "Medical results have been received".