H&C PR application

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 Fiorella00 wrote:

Hi I am new in this forum I wanna share my H&C timeline because I am not really understand what’s going an now ... because I didn’t get the AIP yet but they ask me to do medical examination ect . ...so they do not accepted yet. Do you think if we send all this information and everything is okay with it they accepted ? Or they can refused independently of everything ? 

Received may 31/2018
Deportation back home jan 31/2019
Started processing april 8/2019
Medical instruction april 8/2019

Check my previous posts.

Two explanations on why you get Med before AIP.

Case 1 is frustrating: Apparently the HM (BRO) system is experiencing more than just regular backlog. So in order to ensure that the stage 2 doesn't take too long if they do grant a positive stage 1, they're now just trying to gather whatever admissibility information possible if your case is in the queue for a long enough time. It doesn't mean anything on positive or negative.

Case 2 is probably positive: Another explanation on why you got med before AIP is because you either explicitly stated that you are requesting an exemption from the medical inadmissibilities or the officer based on the information you provided believe you have a possibility of having medical inadmissibility. So in order to be sure of whether you have a medical inadmissibility or not and also to determine how serious it is, they issue a med instruction. This is a positive sign as they would not issue med instruction if they don't think you have enough H&C reasons anyways. So say it in a different way, if your med instruction is because you may have medical inadmissibility, that means your H&C reasons should already passed the "minimal threshold" for H&C and they just want to get a clearer view on the potential negative factors so they can weight.

My personal (not professional) understanding is that, first you should check your own case and see if you requested medical exemption or have a situation that warrants it despite not saying out loud. If the answer is yes, then this is likely the case 2 situation. Then check how they sent that instruction. If it's a case 1 situation they will usually also request other things like police certificate, rprf, financial information etc and from the previous posts I saw, the request message will explicitly say "your application remains in queue to be reviewed...". I received ME before AIP due to my health issues (case 2), and in my case, there was no other message sent, just the medical instructions and forms.

Hope that helps. Good luck.