You need to get medical done again. This is you are talking about 4 month old medical. For my parents super visa medical was only 3 weeks old. Still that insist to get new medical done for PR . Pay new fee again.
Best of luck
Hi Jhutti,
Thanks for your answer. However, I think your comment might not be accurate. I found this in the CIC site:
"
When to get your exam
Check the application instructions for the program you are applying for to know when to get your exam.
Wait for instructions once you have submitted your application.
We’ll send you instructions on how to get your medical exam done. You must go for your medical exam
within 30 days of receiving these instructions.
If you make a refugee claim at a
port of entry, a
Border Services Officer will tell you to get a medical exam
within 30 days.
If you do not follow these instructions, we may refuse your application.
Get your exam before you submit your application
Are you applying to sponsor your spouse, partner or child?
A new application process for the spousal sponsorship program came into effect on December 15, 2016. Spouses, partners or dependent children can no longer do an upfront medical exam. Wait for our instructions before going for your medical exam.
This is called an upfront medical exam. To get an upfront medical exam, contact a
panel physician directly.
Once your medical exam is done, the doctor will give you a document confirming that you got a medical exam.
Include a copy of that document with your application.
If the doctor works with the
eMedical they will give you an upfront medical notification printout.
If the doctor works with a paper system they will give you a copy of the IMM 1017B
Upfront Medical Report form.
Attach that form to your application
before you submit it to the visa office. If you apply online, you must upload that form before you can submit your application"
According with this information you can submitt medical exams for your parents in advance ( there is a written exemption for Sponsoring spouses/partners and dependents) before receiving the instructions for medicals. This is called an upfront medical exam and the problem with it is that the medical exams expires after 1 year. In my understanding, if I don't get a final answer before Nov 2018, I could be asked to re-do the medical exams again. I have seen some applications in the 2016 spreadsheet that they claimed doing an unfront medical exam, I doubt they sent the medical exam when we all sent the documentation to Ontario in January of 2016, then probably they sent it later , kind of what I am doing right now but using the supervisa exams that are the same one requested for PR . I asked the doctor and she said that should be accepted and encourage me to ask before doing another one, she is working with eMedical that seems easier to track all the medical results for any immigration office.
I haven't received a concrete yes or not after I sent the eMedical receipt to them, only an acknowledgement of reception. I will update this information in the forum to see if this can be of any help to someone.
Thanks in advance,
Johanna
