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I know a lot of people have sent in their checklist early to get their interview date - Now do you check it off even though you don't have it?

just double checking before I fax it today (L)

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From my readings on here,shouldnt be a problem. Ensure you can get a DR's appointment soon.

Canadians Visiting the USA while undergoing the visa process, my free advice:

1) Always tell the TRUTH. never lie to the POE officer

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5) Pack light! No job resumes with you

6) Bring ties to Canada (letter from employer when ur expected back at work, lease, etc etc)

7) Always be polite, being rude isn't going to get ya anywhere, and could make things worse!!

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I know a lot of people have sent in their checklist early to get their interview date - Now do you check it off even though you don't have it?

just double checking before I fax it today (L)

Call for the medical appointment to see how quickly you can get one first. From what I see, Vancouver schedules interviews pretty quickly (in comparison with Montréal)!

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I booked my medical, faxed in the checklist and got my interview.

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I booked my medical then the following day I faxed in my check list ...

The checklist from Vancouver states "Arrange for a medical examination by one of the physicians listed on the enclosed medical instructions" ... So I read it as long as I have booked it then I have "arranged it" :) ...

Many people on the day I was at Ian Morgan's office were wondering how I could already have an interview date from Vancouver even though I didn't have the medical exam completed yet ... Apparently they weren't VJ members :)

Just a note to others going through Vancouver that they usually book your interview for about a month after they received your checklist ... And the only doctor in Vancouver area takes 2 weeks to get an medical exam and they only do them on Wednesdays ...

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I booked my medical then the following day I faxed in my check list ...

The checklist from Vancouver states "Arrange for a medical examination by one of the physicians listed on the enclosed medical instructions" ... So I read it as long as I have booked it then I have "arranged it" :) ...

Many people on the day I was at Ian Morgan's office were wondering how I could already have an interview date from Vancouver even though I didn't have the medical exam completed yet ... Apparently they weren't VJ members :)

Just a note to others going through Vancouver that they usually book your interview for about a month after they received your checklist ... And the only doctor in Vancouver area takes 2 weeks to get an medical exam and they only do them on Wednesdays ...

yes I re-read that before I sent it in. My medical is on the 22nd which is a thursday :wacko:

Officially a citizen. My journey took 6 years, 6 months, and 29 days

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