Almost two weeks ago we got the news we received an ITA.
We are now gathering our evidence, and our page states that me and all my family members need an upfront medical exam here in my home country (the Netherlands).
The doctor there seems confused, as she has to put all of us in a specific category: worker, visitor or student. I will be a worker as the main applicant, but what should she fill in for my family members? My husband could also be a worker, but my 1-year old daughter doesn't fit in any of the categories.
Although the doctor has a form that they will print for us, I am not sure what to tell them about these categories. They say they cannot leave this option open. Does anyone have any experience with this? Thanks in advance.
Almost two weeks ago we got the news we received an ITA.
We are now gathering our evidence, and our page states that me and all my family members need an upfront medical exam here in my home country (the Netherlands).
The doctor there seems confused, as she has to put all of us in a specific category: worker, visitor or student. I will be a worker as the main applicant, but what should she fill in for my family members? My husband could also be a worker, but my 1-year old daughter doesn't fit in any of the categories.
Although the doctor has a form that they will print for us, I am not sure what to tell them about these categories. They say they cannot leave this option open. Does anyone have any experience with this? Thanks in advance.
Panel physicians, who have facility of uploading your medical reports via eMedical service, have directions what to write in this case.
However, i'd like to tell you about my case.
In my medical report, they have written 'Worker'.
Also, in my wife's report it's the same, even if she is unemployed at this time
If you are applying through FSW program, PA and all his dependants fall into 'Non_EDE, Worker' category, since the name itself says 'federal skilled WORKER'
