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pmm
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Posted: 01 Apr 2016 at 2:13pm |
Hi
1. No, spouses are not subject to "excessive demand" on medical/social services. |
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emmavaidya
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I am sponsoring my spouse , who is in a similar situation, and a cancer survivor.
Will there be any issues with CIC due to this ? Anyone who has been through this , can you give me a detailed steps you followed or what CIC asked or did not ask ? |
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shyguystudent
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Hello everyone. I am hoping to get some guidance from you. I was diagnosed with a stage 1 testicular seminoma of the left testicle about 9 years ago. With the grace of God, it was removed with surgery and radiation therapy was given as a precaution. It was a very early stage. After the surgery, I have been completely tumor-free. All my reports have been absolutely normal, except for slightly elevated cholestrol (which has nothing to do with the tumor). The scars of the surgery are just above the penis which means that in all likelihood they wont be seen by the doctor during my medical check up for the visa (I am applying for a student visa, but I will eventually apply for PR after completeing studies). My question to you is this:
1) Despite the scar not being visible unless I am completely naked, should I disclose this past medical condition upfront? My oncologist should be giving me a letter explaining the case history and the fact that I have been tumor-free after the surgery. I am worried that even if this medical check up wont be so much in detail, the check up conducted at the time of applying for PR may be in detail and they might find out. 2) On the other hand, I have the temptation of not disclosing since it is unlikely anyone will spot it. I am worried that I may be denied a student visa if I disclose it upfront. Please advise, my medical check up is withing 24 hours. Thank you and God bless you all. |
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P.Van
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Hi My mom medical was refused under section 38(1)C which is medical inadmissibility. Would you people help me on this, I am so disappointed after a long wait from 2008. Thanks so much |
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farnaz81
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Hi Noushin,
Could you please let me know what happened to your case of sponsoring your parents? I have the same situation as you had. I am so worried and don't know where to get my answer. Many Thanks
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alyona
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Today I received happy news - an e-mail request to send my parents passport for permanent residents visas! I cannot beleive it to be honest, we expected a lot of issues with medical results but they never even asked anything!
Hopefully this will bring more hope to the ones in the same situation as us. Of course each case is unique but it helps being prepared with all the medical paperwork which I think was significant in our case. Good luck to all!
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isim
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Hello Noushin50, we're all hoping for good results. Please keep us updated with your situation
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isim
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Hi Alyona, we are crossing our fingers for good results! Hopefully everything goes well with your situation. Please keep us updated, your posts have been very helpful since we're in a very similar situation
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alyona
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Thank you, computergeek! Although I saw some people said they had "medical have been received" update and still got rejection after that, but still, this definitely gives us hope for the good result.
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computergeek
Senior Member Joined: 07 Jan 2012 Location: Vancouver BC Status: Offline Points: 573 |
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Excellent! That means the medical results have been added to your file. If there had been an inadmissibility issue, you would have received a fairness letter, and medical results would not have been received.
In my case, I didn't get "medical results have been received" until the same day they refused my application. |
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FSW applied 6/09, denied (med inadmissible) 12/11. JR leave granted 7/12, discontinued 9/12. Spousal app PPR 9/12. Landed 13 October 2012
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