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I am currently residing in Canada with my husband on just a visitor record. I am a citizen of the U.S. I am ready to send in my application (IN Canada) for permanent residence. I was wondering if I should wait to do my medicals or if I should do them right away. I am asking because now it seems as if the time will be longer than 6 months to process my application, but on my document checklist, it says to send in my proof of having medicals done. If anyone could help me out I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you in advance.
Megan
[08-05-2006,00:19]
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Megan |
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(in reply to: Spouse In Canada)
Your application is most likely to succeed so you might as well provide them with the medicals to cut short any delays due to beaurocracy.
[08-05-2006,18:45]
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someguy |
(in reply to: Spouse In Canada)
You are supposed to do them upfront if you´re applying from inside--not sure why if you have a longer timeline than outside. I don´t know if they will return your application if you don´t do it at the beginning, so I wouldn´t take the chance.
[08-05-2006,18:55]
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gentlespirit512 |
(in reply to: Spouse In Canada)
Keep us informed, since I am in the same situation.
Why did you decide to send it "in Canada : rather then through Buffalo? I was told that If you are currently "visiting" Canada you can still apply through Buffalo. I was going to send it through Buffalo. Is there a reason you chose to do it "In Canada"
[08-05-2006,19:21]
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Mark |
GOOD LUCK (in reply to: Spouse In Canada)
Go to Buffalo. I married a woman from Israel,I am Canadian by birth. We were just told it could take up to 3 yrs for in Canada apps..it has been over 1 year now :( Immy Canada is a total mess.
[08-05-2006,21:51]
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Granite |
(in reply to: Spouse In Canada)
Hey Everyone,
I finally got ahold of some one at the Immigration Canada call center and they informed me that I do not have to have my medicals and police clearance sent in right away. They said to send them in as soon as I get them or else it will take longer. I am applying within Canada so that I can be with my husband. I thought about going home, but I do not want to leave him, even though I am only from the U.S., but we still live 24 hours apart by car. Also if I apply within Canada, after about 90 days I can get a work permit.
[15-05-2006,18:39]
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Megan |
