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Got a medical request even though you submitted medicals upfront - redo it, don't webform it

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By VisaBuddies Communityvia community — compiled from public visa forums

Step-by-Step

An applicant who did upfront medicals received a medical request 20 days after applying and panicked.

  1. Just do the medical again. The clear experience-based answer: a fresh exam gets updated in your account within about a day, because the request creates an open slot your new results drop straight into.

  2. Don't burn time on webforms arguing that you already did it - members said webform replies 'take ages' while a re-exam resolves it immediately.

  3. It doesn't doom the application: one member who redid the medical had it updated the next day and received their passport request 9 days later (medical updated 6 March, PPR 15 March).

  4. Ignore unsolicited consultancy phone numbers posted in threads like this - verify any consultant against the ICCRC/CICC register before sharing your file.

Dos, Don'ts & Tips

  • Don't: Don't respond to a medical request with webforms explaining you already did one - rebook the exam instead.
  • Tip: A medical done against an open IRCC request reflects in your account in about a day.

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