expatforums - View Single Post - Attn: Mr. Andrew Miller. Question about Wife's medicals

01-10-2004, 08:40 PM

The problem is that original DMP most likely didn't send your wife's medical
report to Ottawa at all as such couldn't be completed without medicals. You
should contact original DMP first, find out what happened to your wife's
medicals and ask him to coordinate (if possible) with DMP in India for your
wife's X-rays. If she cannot come to Canada to complete medicals with
original DMP, plus medicals were done over a year ago and she left Canada to
India since then she will most likely have to redo her medicals anyway. It
will be much better if you would notify visa post about the fact and ask for
new medical forms for your wife, so she can do everything in India.

__________________

../..

Andrew Miller
Immigration Consultant
Vancouver, British Columbia
email:
(delete REMOVE from the above address before sending email)
________________________________

"Rajat" <> wrote in message
news:...
    > Hello Andrew,
    > I have pasted my previous postings and your answers regarding my
    > Immigration Case.
    > I have done according to what you had advised and things have gone as
    > expected.
    > i.e.CIC Buffalo sent me the medical forms for the baby and I got the
    > baby's medicals done in India and the results were sent to Ottawa by
    > the DMP in India.My wife and baby are in India. I am in Canada on WP.
    > My current question is about my wife's X-rays : We (I and wife) had
    > done our medicals from a DMP in Canada more than a year back. My
    > wife's x-rays were not done at that time because she was pregnant. Her
    > X-rays need to be completed. She is in India.
    > Question : Can I get her X-rays done in India through an India DMP and
    > have them sent over to Ottawa instead of having her to come here and
    > do the X-rays through the original DMP in Canada ?
    > If I have to do so then what I should I ask the DMP to do , since I
    > all the papers which CIC had provided to me for doing the medicals
    > were submitted by the Canadian DMP to Ottawa.
    > CIC has not sent any new paperwork for finishing my wife's X-rays.
    > Thank you and Kind Regards,
    > Rajat
    > OLD QUESTION AND ANSWERS WITH ANDREW MILLER :
    > Andrew,
    > About 2 months back I had posted a query and you had advised me. I
    > have done accordingly (i.e. I have sent the baby's photos, photocopies
    > of baby's passport and birth certificate to CIC Buffalo). Can you
    > please let me know what I should expect from CIC Buffalo now.
    > I have posted the old question and answers below:
    > Thank you for your kind advice.
    > All messages from thread
    > Message 1 in thread
    > From: Rajat ()
    > Subject: Andrew - Questons regarding baby's passport, hold on
    > processing etc.
    > View this article only
    > Newsgroups: misc.immigration.canada
    > Date: 2003-07-16 01:17:31 PST
    > Andrew and others,
    > With reference to your suggestions (to my earlier questions, which I
    > have copied below) I have a few more questions :
    > I was with my wife in Canada when our medicals were done. She was
    > feeling very sick during her entire pregnancy and hence we got the
    > delivery of the baby done in India (which is my home country). It
    > takes minimum 2.5 months to get the passport for the baby (due to the
    > birth certificate , passport process).
    > 1) Can we get her X-rays completed from a approved DMP in India so
    > that my wife does not have to travel to Canada just to do her X-rays.
    > 2) Can I assume that CIC has put my processing on hold and that they
    > are waiting for the results of the process or can assume that since my
    > wife was in Canada, they would have thought that she would get the
    > baby in
    > Canada and the baby would be born as a Canadian citizen.
    > 3) Do I update the CIC only after I get the babys passport or can I
    > update them with all the other information except the passport.Should
    > I ask CIC to put the processing on hold.
    > Thank you all.
    > Sincerly,
    > Rajat.
    > "Andrew Miller" <> wrote in message
news:<DsBQa.8934$>...
    > > There is no fixed processing time after medicals - it may take anywhere
from
    > > 3 to 12+ months from completed medicals. Your medicals are not completed
at
    > > all as your wife didn't take x-rays - you should go back to the original
DMP
    > > and complete your wife's medicals. You must also immediately notify
Buffalo
    > > about new baby, submit updated forms, baby's birth certificate, copy of
    > > passport, photos and processing fee and ask for medical forms for the
baby.
    > >
    > > --
    > >
    > > ../..
    > >
    > > Andrew Miller
    > > Immigration Consultant
    > > Vancouver, British Columbia
    > > email:
    > > (delete REMOVE from the above address before sending email)
    > > ________________________________
    > >
    > >
    > > "Rajat" <> wrote in message
    > > news:...
    > > > Hi Jim, Andrew and others.
    > > >
    > > > I and my wife finished our medicals in December. ROLF was paid in
    > > > January along with the FBI and RCMP clearance. Our file is being
    > > > processed in Buffalo.
    > > >
    > > > Our case still shows as being 'In Process' on CIC's website. What is
    > > > the wait time for buffalo after the medicals ?
    > > >
    > > > During the medicals my wife was pregnant and hence the doctor did not
    > > > do her X-rays and said that that can be done after the baby is born.
    > > > My baby is born now.
    > > >
    > > > Now should I wait for intimation from CIC to do her X-rays ?
    > Post a follow-up to this message
    > Message 2 in thread
    > From: Andrew Miller ()
    > Subject: Re: Andrew - Questons regarding baby's passport, hold on
    > processing etc.
    > View this article only
    > Newsgroups: misc.immigration.canada
    > Date: 2003-07-16 07:33:49 PST
    > 1) Medicals should be completed by the same DMP who examined you
    > originally.
    > By going to different DMP you are only asking for troubles. It may be
    > a good
    > idea for your wife to undergo complete medicals (not just x-rays) with
    > DMP
    > in India if you cannot travel to Canada to see the original DMP.
    > 2) Yes, your process is on hold until medicals are completed. Nobody
    > would
    > assume that baby was born in Canada. What gave you such idea in the
    > first
    > place?
    > 3) You may submit baby's information, documents, photos and fees
    > without
    > copy of the passport just to get medical forms for the baby, but
    > process
    > will not be later completed without baby's passport anyway.
    > --
    > ../..
    > Andrew Miller
    > Immigration Consultant
    > Vancouver, British Columbia
    > email:
    > (delete REMOVE from the above address before sending email)
    > ________________________________
    > "Rajat" <> wrote in message
    > news:...
    > > Andrew and others,
    > >
    > > With reference to your suggestions (to my earlier questions, which I
    > > have copied below) I have a few more questions :
    > >
    > > I was with my wife in Canada when our medicals were done. She was
    > > feeling very sick during her entire pregnancy and hence we got the
    > > delivery of the baby done in India (which is my home country). It
    > > takes minimum 2.5 months to get the passport for the baby (due to the
    > > birth certificate , passport process).
    > >
    > > 1) Can we get her X-rays completed from a approved DMP in India so
    > > that my wife does not have to travel to Canada just to do her X-rays.
    > >
    > > 2) Can I assume that CIC has put my processing on hold and that they
    > > are waiting for the results of the process or can assume that since my
    > > wife was in Canada, they would have thought that she would get the
    > > baby in
    > > Canada and the baby would be born as a Canadian citizen.
    > >
    > > 3) Do I update the CIC only after I get the babys passport or can I
    > > update them with all the other information except the passport.Should
    > > I ask CIC to put the processing on hold.
    > >
    > > Thank you all.
    > >
    > > Sincerly,
    > > Rajat.
    > >
    > >
    > > "Andrew Miller" <> wrote in message
news:<DsBQa.8934$>...
    > > > There is no fixed processing time after medicals - it may take
anywhere from
    > > > 3 to 12+ months from completed medicals. Your medicals are not
completed at
    > > > all as your wife didn't take x-rays - you should go back to the
original DMP
    > > > and complete your wife's medicals. You must also immediately notify
Buffalo
    > > > about new baby, submit updated forms, baby's birth certificate, copy
of
    > > > passport, photos and processing fee and ask for medical forms for the
baby.
    > > >
    > > > --
    > > >
    > > > ../..
    > > >
    > > > Andrew Miller
    > > > Immigration Consultant
    > > > Vancouver, British Columbia
    > > > email:
    > > > (delete REMOVE from the above address before sending email)
    > > > ________________________________
    > > >
    > > >
    > > > "Rajat" <> wrote in message
    > > > news:...
    > > > > Hi Jim, Andrew and others.
    > > > >
    > > > > I and my wife finished our medicals in December. ROLF was paid in
    > > > > January along with the FBI and RCMP clearance. Our file is being
    > > > > processed in Buffalo.
    > > > >
    > > > > Our case still shows as being 'In Process' on CIC's website. What is
    > > > > the wait time for buffalo after the medicals ?
    > > > >
    > > > > During the medicals my wife was pregnant and hence the doctor did
not
    > > > > do her X-rays and said that that can be done after the baby is born.
    > > > > My baby is born now.
    > > > >
    > > > > Now should I wait for intimation from CIC to do her X-rays ?
    > > Post a follow-up to this message

01-10-2004, 08:40 PM	#2 (permalink)
Andrew Miller Posts:	Re: Mr. Andrew Miller. Question about Wife's medicals The problem is that original DMP most likely didn't send your wife's medical report to Ottawa at all as such couldn't be completed without medicals. You should contact original DMP first, find out what happened to your wife's medicals and ask him to coordinate (if possible) with DMP in India for your wife's X-rays. If she cannot come to Canada to complete medicals with original DMP, plus medicals were done over a year ago and she left Canada to India since then she will most likely have to redo her medicals anyway. It will be much better if you would notify visa post about the fact and ask for new medical forms for your wife, so she can do everything in India. __________________ ../.. Andrew Miller Immigration Consultant Vancouver, British Columbia email: (delete REMOVE from the above address before sending email) ________________________________ "Rajat" <> wrote in message news:... > Hello Andrew, > I have pasted my previous postings and your answers regarding my > Immigration Case. > I have done according to what you had advised and things have gone as > expected. > i.e.CIC Buffalo sent me the medical forms for the baby and I got the > baby's medicals done in India and the results were sent to Ottawa by > the DMP in India.My wife and baby are in India. I am in Canada on WP. > My current question is about my wife's X-rays : We (I and wife) had > done our medicals from a DMP in Canada more than a year back. My > wife's x-rays were not done at that time because she was pregnant. Her > X-rays need to be completed. She is in India. > Question : Can I get her X-rays done in India through an India DMP and > have them sent over to Ottawa instead of having her to come here and > do the X-rays through the original DMP in Canada ? > If I have to do so then what I should I ask the DMP to do , since I > all the papers which CIC had provided to me for doing the medicals > were submitted by the Canadian DMP to Ottawa. > CIC has not sent any new paperwork for finishing my wife's X-rays. > Thank you and Kind Regards, > Rajat > OLD QUESTION AND ANSWERS WITH ANDREW MILLER : > Andrew, > About 2 months back I had posted a query and you had advised me. I > have done accordingly (i.e. I have sent the baby's photos, photocopies > of baby's passport and birth certificate to CIC Buffalo). Can you > please let me know what I should expect from CIC Buffalo now. > I have posted the old question and answers below: > Thank you for your kind advice. > All messages from thread > Message 1 in thread > From: Rajat () > Subject: Andrew - Questons regarding baby's passport, hold on > processing etc. > View this article only > Newsgroups: misc.immigration.canada > Date: 2003-07-16 01:17:31 PST > Andrew and others, > With reference to your suggestions (to my earlier questions, which I > have copied below) I have a few more questions : > I was with my wife in Canada when our medicals were done. She was > feeling very sick during her entire pregnancy and hence we got the > delivery of the baby done in India (which is my home country). It > takes minimum 2.5 months to get the passport for the baby (due to the > birth certificate , passport process). > 1) Can we get her X-rays completed from a approved DMP in India so > that my wife does not have to travel to Canada just to do her X-rays. > 2) Can I assume that CIC has put my processing on hold and that they > are waiting for the results of the process or can assume that since my > wife was in Canada, they would have thought that she would get the > baby in > Canada and the baby would be born as a Canadian citizen. > 3) Do I update the CIC only after I get the babys passport or can I > update them with all the other information except the passport.Should > I ask CIC to put the processing on hold. > Thank you all. > Sincerly, > Rajat. > "Andrew Miller" <> wrote in message news:<DsBQa.8934$>... > > There is no fixed processing time after medicals - it may take anywhere from > > 3 to 12+ months from completed medicals. Your medicals are not completed at > > all as your wife didn't take x-rays - you should go back to the original DMP > > and complete your wife's medicals. You must also immediately notify Buffalo > > about new baby, submit updated forms, baby's birth certificate, copy of > > passport, photos and processing fee and ask for medical forms for the baby. > > > > -- > > > > ../.. > > > > Andrew Miller > > Immigration Consultant > > Vancouver, British Columbia > > email: > > (delete REMOVE from the above address before sending email) > > ________________________________ > > > > > > "Rajat" <> wrote in message > > news:... > > > Hi Jim, Andrew and others. > > > > > > I and my wife finished our medicals in December. ROLF was paid in > > > January along with the FBI and RCMP clearance. Our file is being > > > processed in Buffalo. > > > > > > Our case still shows as being 'In Process' on CIC's website. What is > > > the wait time for buffalo after the medicals ? > > > > > > During the medicals my wife was pregnant and hence the doctor did not > > > do her X-rays and said that that can be done after the baby is born. > > > My baby is born now. > > > > > > Now should I wait for intimation from CIC to do her X-rays ? > Post a follow-up to this message > Message 2 in thread > From: Andrew Miller () > Subject: Re: Andrew - Questons regarding baby's passport, hold on > processing etc. > View this article only > Newsgroups: misc.immigration.canada > Date: 2003-07-16 07:33:49 PST > 1) Medicals should be completed by the same DMP who examined you > originally. > By going to different DMP you are only asking for troubles. It may be > a good > idea for your wife to undergo complete medicals (not just x-rays) with > DMP > in India if you cannot travel to Canada to see the original DMP. > 2) Yes, your process is on hold until medicals are completed. Nobody > would > assume that baby was born in Canada. What gave you such idea in the > first > place? > 3) You may submit baby's information, documents, photos and fees > without > copy of the passport just to get medical forms for the baby, but > process > will not be later completed without baby's passport anyway. > -- > ../.. > Andrew Miller > Immigration Consultant > Vancouver, British Columbia > email: > (delete REMOVE from the above address before sending email) > ________________________________ > "Rajat" <> wrote in message > news:... > > Andrew and others, > > > > With reference to your suggestions (to my earlier questions, which I > > have copied below) I have a few more questions : > > > > I was with my wife in Canada when our medicals were done. She was > > feeling very sick during her entire pregnancy and hence we got the > > delivery of the baby done in India (which is my home country). It > > takes minimum 2.5 months to get the passport for the baby (due to the > > birth certificate , passport process). > > > > 1) Can we get her X-rays completed from a approved DMP in India so > > that my wife does not have to travel to Canada just to do her X-rays. > > > > 2) Can I assume that CIC has put my processing on hold and that they > > are waiting for the results of the process or can assume that since my > > wife was in Canada, they would have thought that she would get the > > baby in > > Canada and the baby would be born as a Canadian citizen. > > > > 3) Do I update the CIC only after I get the babys passport or can I > > update them with all the other information except the passport.Should > > I ask CIC to put the processing on hold. > > > > Thank you all. > > > > Sincerly, > > Rajat. > > > > > > "Andrew Miller" <> wrote in message news:<DsBQa.8934$>... > > > There is no fixed processing time after medicals - it may take anywhere from > > > 3 to 12+ months from completed medicals. Your medicals are not completed at > > > all as your wife didn't take x-rays - you should go back to the original DMP > > > and complete your wife's medicals. You must also immediately notify Buffalo > > > about new baby, submit updated forms, baby's birth certificate, copy of > > > passport, photos and processing fee and ask for medical forms for the baby. > > > > > > -- > > > > > > ../.. > > > > > > Andrew Miller > > > Immigration Consultant > > > Vancouver, British Columbia > > > email: > > > (delete REMOVE from the above address before sending email) > > > ________________________________ > > > > > > > > > "Rajat" <> wrote in message > > > news:... > > > > Hi Jim, Andrew and others. > > > > > > > > I and my wife finished our medicals in December. ROLF was paid in > > > > January along with the FBI and RCMP clearance. Our file is being > > > > processed in Buffalo. > > > > > > > > Our case still shows as being 'In Process' on CIC's website. What is > > > > the wait time for buffalo after the medicals ? > > > > > > > > During the medicals my wife was pregnant and hence the doctor did not > > > > do her X-rays and said that that can be done after the baby is born. > > > > My baby is born now. > > > > > > > > Now should I wait for intimation from CIC to do her X-rays ? > > Post a follow-up to this message