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NinoniAndBoosBoos   6

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Hi,

I booked my Medical at Sienden's in TO, for June 1, but my interview is August 3, is there a problem with such a long gag? thank you.

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SF2007   48

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If I were you I'd confirm directly with the clinic but the general understanding in this forum is that your medical exam will be valid for 12 months.

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It shouldn't be a problem.

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NinoniAndBoosBoos   6

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thank you, one less thing to stress about...

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Not a problem I did this for mine i took the first available medical appointment and it was 2 months before my interview date. Had no problems using my medical at the interview or for my AOS after entry.

- Kept a copy of the bill and included it with my AOS as proof of having a valid medical along with the vaccination sheet copy.

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NinoniAndBoosBoos   6

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Not a problem I did this for mine i took the first available medical appointment and it was 2 months before my interview date. Had no problems using my medical at the interview or for my AOS after entry.

- Kept a copy of the bill and included it with my AOS as proof of having a valid medical along with the vaccination sheet copy.

Hi Inky, hope you're great..thank you once again...what would I do without VJ????(F)

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better to do it 2 months early rather than the week before the interview! just file for AOS within 12 months of your medical date so that you don't have to get it done again when in the US.

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NinoniAndBoosBoos   6

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better to do it 2 months early rather than the week before the interview! just file for AOS within 12 months of your medical date so that you don't have to get it done again when in the US.

thank you - great advice...

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