What would happen if....

[Cristy 4]

Someone went to the interview and did not have their medical or passport or some other important paperwork? Would they hold decision until they got it or just deny it?

[SENKA 0]

Well, when I was in Vancouver for my interview, a lady in front of me didn't have one of her police certificates ( she lived in few different countries), and they told her that she will have to come back once she obtains the document.

[Jenn! 918]

Yes, they would likely issue a 221g requesting the missing documents.

[ridley 0]

Eight days is probably not enough between your medical and your interview, incidentally. The nurse told my fiance that it would take 10 or so. They did say that if the results weren't back in time for the interview, they'd fax them to Vancouver, though -- but you won't get the visa until they get them there.

My advice is definitely to have all your paperwork together. There was a lady interviewing at the same time we were, who was missing a police report from another country, as well as her children's passports. She seemed very disorganized, and it was a rather unpleasant experience to watch, much less to be subject to.

[Cristy 4]

I already have my blood work done. The Dr. told me to get it done early because they are booking me so late.

I am not really concerned I just wondered what would happen.

[ridley 0]

Oh, good. I'm relieved.

Best wishes!