Medical for PR

[Manj Singh]

Hi - I am awaiting nomination hopefully in the next 4 weeks. Thereafter medicals. My wife has suffered from anxiety and depression in the past and is currently on medication. She is functioning normally, goes to work etc. I wanted to know how this would affect her medical outcome and the risk of it coming back as in admissible.
Should she get a letter from the doctor to take to the medical and if so, what should it contain.
I would be grateful for the right guidance please. Thanks

 

[scylla]

Hi - I am awaiting nomination hopefully in the next 4 weeks. Thereafter medicals. My wife has suffered from anxiety and depression in the past and is currently on medication. She is functioning normally, goes to work etc. I wanted to know how this would affect her medical outcome and the risk of it coming back as in admissible.
Should she get a letter from the doctor to take to the medical and if so, what should it contain.
I would be grateful for the right guidance please. Thanks

This won't make her inadmissible. This is minor and not the sort of thing that creates a large burden on Canada. It sounds like your wife is doing all of the right things to take care of herself, which is great.

 

[Manj Singh]

Thanks. Should she get a letter from the doctor just in case?

 

[Manj Singh]

Any other advice?

 

[Taran D]

Any other advice?

Get that letter, all the prescriptions, bills, reports. You never know if asked by IRCC, they will be accessible.