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I (Canadian citizen)have been accepted to sponsor my wife´s immigration. She has submitted her passport and other documents to the Philippine Embassy.(October, 2009) However, she has not been asked for a medical. We are concerned because there has been no word from the embassy. Question: Does the medical come at the beginning or at the end of the process?
[27-03-2010,20:24]
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Joshua |
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(in reply to: Medical Examination/spousal sponsorship)
usually medical follow by background check. If everything ok then passport request. Odd that they request passport and even then it is usually returned within a month. suggest you call/write to them
[31-03-2010,14:31]
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Anonymous |
(in reply to: Medical Examination/spousal sponsorship)
i just read from somewhere that you need to submit medicals in your application for family class - my above comment is for federal skill.
[31-03-2010,14:36]
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Anonymous |
Medical Examination/spousal sponsorship (in reply to: Medical Examination/spousal sponsorship)
If ur sponsoring ur wife, the medical should be done prior to submitting the application in Canada. U should be including a copy of the medical form given by the designated medical practitioner where the medical was done in ur application.
[05-04-2010,09:16]
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Lyn |
(in reply to: Medical Examination/spousal sponsorship)
I wonder if you submitted the required doumentation list or proof of no convictions as well.
Roy
www.cvimmigration.com
[05-04-2010,10:16]
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Roy |
