randnev
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The Big IR-1/CR-1 DQ'd Message Group (Part V)
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Has anyone done the medical exam not having a letter from your doctor for a surgery? I had a surgery 10 years ago and there is no documentation for it. I am feeling very stressed over this 1 item.
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The Big IR-1/CR-1 DQ'd Message Group (Part V)
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DQ March 13 = Interview: October 21, 2024. Glad things are finally moving forward again.
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randnev reacted to a post in a topic:
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On Dr. Cheema's (BC Medical) website, it mentions that: "If you have any chronic illness or disease, have undergone hospitalization or major surgery, or suffer from a mental illness or physical disability, you must bring past history, current condition documentation and medical records regarding the issue, as well as, a list of names of any medications and/or treatment you have been prescribed. Please provide a note from your family doctor giving regarding your treatment and prognosis." What is considered a major surgery? Follow up: what documentation are they looking for you to provide? For instance, 1) I have a arthroscopic repair of the labrum in my shoulder and 2) my gallbladder was removed a decade ago... None of these require any follow up. They are day surgeries. And I am one of the many Canadians without a family doctor. Thoughts? Thanks in advance. I am one day off the cut off from the previous IR-1 interviews letters, so, hopefully this is one of the final steps (the medical) I need before the interview. On the topic of being in difficult situations, I am in a similar boat to many. My wife and I have a 3 week old(!), where my wife resides in the US while I live in Canada but can only visit the US. Tough living through these long delayed moments of uncertainty.
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randnev reacted to a post in a topic:
The Big IR-1/CR-1 DQ'd Message Group (Part V)
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March 13th I think.
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My process is taking so long, I had to get a new criminal record check because I think it will expire before my interview date.
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randnev reacted to a post in a topic:
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I think this was asked recently, but for B.C. people, is there anyway to get records of MMR and Varicella (Chicken Pox)? The BC digital portal for health care only goes back ~25 years.
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AJ19962346 reacted to a post in a topic:
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March 13th DQ - no IL yet.
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randnev reacted to a post in a topic:
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randnev reacted to a post in a topic:
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What ended up happening? This is currently happening to me.
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The Canadian form is only as current as 2023?
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I attempted to search for it. I figured there was - I tried to use a search feature but nothing came up and I didn't see "Green Card" in the "US Immigration from Canada" forum. I wasn't sure the title of the thread... I realize now it is called "CR1" when I have been searching just "Green Card"... ugh, sorry. What is a "DQ date" and "Country of changeability"? My Priority date is 19-Aug-2022. However, I had to get criminal record checks from Mexico and China which which took me over a year to complete... so I didn't get my documents approved until March 2024. My spouse is the sponsor - it isn't an employer, etc.
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Hi, Looking for people experiencing this right now. What is the delay (for 2024) between having all your documents "approved" by the NVC and receiving the email to inform you of your interview date. I've been waiting for a few months now... curious to know when I should be expecting that email to come (from the Montreal Consulate) Thanks
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Cody M. reacted to a post in a topic:
Advice to get Mexican Carta de No Antecedentes Penales for Canadian Wife
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@Cody M. did you figure out this process? Similar situation as you, with me being the Canadian trying to figure out this step in the process (my wife being the American). I lived/worked in Mexico City for 10 months.