actually mine is same non ede worker, and my husband as well. i am the primary applicant.. as u can see in my timeline the medicals passed long ago. im not sure if they wud reject even after meds are passed???
Michal said:
Sorry to hear that Did you take any additional tests? These medical rejections are so frustrating, as we all do our job, go to the clinic, get stuff done, submit docs.
Today I was rejected because both my partner and my Upfront medicals were for Temporary residence instead of Permanent residence (apparently?)
Non-EDE IME, Worker type. We told the clinic (here in Vancouver) many times it was for Permanent Residency and they never indicated an issue or any confusion over the process. Kind of devastated. Calling the help line tomorrow because I'm not even sure what we did wrong, they gave no indication how to correct it or what the proper format was?
actually mine is same non ede worker, and my husband as well. i am the primary applicant.. as u can see in my timeline the medicals passed long ago. im not sure if they wud reject even after meds are passed???
base on this: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/medic/assess/using.asp
The most commonly used limitations are:
“Assessed as excessive demand exempt only”. A new immigration medical examination is required if the applicant applies under an immigration category that is no longer excessive demand exempt (e.g. the foreign national applied as sponsored spouse (FC-1) and now applies as Federal Skilled Worker)
“Assessed as Temporary Resident only”. A new immigration medical examination is required if the applicant applies for permanent resident status or extend his or her stay in Canada.
Note: Applicants are responsible for informing a visa office if they applied previously in a different category.
Did he applied previously and did not inform them? i suspect the system mix it with previous medical assesment thats why they want them to inform the visa office about that.
yes i agree .. but it jst adds on to the list of things we shd be worried abt...
i know of some ppl who got the PR approved .. its just so strange in the case of the ppl who got rejected in this thread.. really sad
Miumiu said:
Most people who chose this category of medical check (Worker) passed and got their visa at the end. Please. Do not freak out yet.
base on this: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/medic/assess/using.asp
The most commonly used limitations are:
“Assessed as excessive demand exempt only”. A new immigration medical examination is required if the applicant applies under an immigration category that is no longer excessive demand exempt (e.g. the foreign national applied as sponsored spouse (FC-1) and now applies as Federal Skilled Worker)
“Assessed as Temporary Resident only”. A new immigration medical examination is required if the applicant applies for permanent resident status or extend his or her stay in Canada.
Note: Applicants are responsible for informing a visa office if they applied previously in a different category.
Did he applied previously and did not inform them? i suspect the system mix it with previous medical assesment thats why they want them to inform the visa office about that.
Note: Applicants are responsible for informing a visa office if they applied previously in a different category.
Please enlighten me: I do not quite grasp the idea why this could be the reason of rejection of the four cases reported here so far.
If an applicant applied for a visa and entered Canada before in another category, this experience will be reported in his personal history, which is an integrated part of the EE application itself. This way the visa office or whoever is informed automatically.
Plus, isn't there a date on each medical check report? Can the VO possibly mix up a medical check result done after ITA this year, and an older medical check result done, for instance, in 2014 or even earlier?
Did you take any additional tests? These medical rejections are so frustrating, as we all do our job, go to the clinic, get stuff done, submit docs.
