> Dear Mr. Miller and Humphry,
>
> I am so glad I found this site. I have a couple of questions on our
> Canadian immigration application. I hope that I can get some advice
> from you.
>
> Here is the outline of case.
> 1. Submitted our application kit to Buffalo, USA, in May, 2003 when
> we lived in U.S.A.
> 2. In April 2004, my wife and I moved to New Zealand (as NZ PR).
> However, we left our two-years-old son in China.
> 3. In May 2004, we received a letter from the Buffalo office,
> stated that we have passed the initial assessment and interview
> waived. We sent fax to Buffalo to update our mailing address to
> New Zealand.
> 4. After receiving the letter, my wife and I finished medical exams
> in New Zealand. But my son’s medical exam did in China and was
> separately sent to the processing centre in Canada.
> 5. In June 2004, we sent out FBI criminal check records, along with
> other supportive documents, to Buffalo.
>
> In our case, we could not take medical exam for our son together with
> us in New Zealand. Will this affect our application?
>
> Secondly, shall we provide a USA address for mailing visa in the late
> stage as the Buffalo official web site says that they will not send
> out any visa out of USA or Canada?
>
> Thank you.
On medical exams. I have a quite similar situation. Previous post
suggested that your son can have medical exams in China (registered
doctor) and send to the prescribed address.
didik
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