Woking Medical Services in Vancouver

[La Souris 19]

Your review made me giggle and I woke my husband up... so, he now knows about your medical exam, mwahahaha. Happy they found nothing, that's what we want!

[Dan and Ali 3]

I still think it's terrible that someone ninja'd in front of you in line! But, I'm glad it went well otherwise And thanks for not sharing all the gory details with me over brunch!

[lgg 2]

HA! I had thought the exact same thing. Exact! and made a comment about it on here and was thusly corrected....

Me too, girl, me too...

great minds? Anyone? Anyone????

great review, Wyatt! You should be a writer or something!

When she was man handling you, did you tell her to stay away from Wyatt's Torch????

Sorry... I go now...

I thought it was like: "Walk-in" but a play on words or something...

[Sprailenes 47]

HA! I had thought the exact same thing. Exact! and made a comment about it on here and was thusly corrected....

Me too, girl, me too...

great minds? Anyone? Anyone????

great review, Wyatt! You should be a writer or something!

When she was man handling you, did you tell her to stay away from Wyatt's Torch????

Sorry... I go now...

!!!!

You're like my favorite person!

[lgg 2]

You are puffy hearted!

!!!!

You're like my favorite person!

[Wyatt's Torch 45]

great review, Wyatt! You should be a writer or something!

Ha ha.

When she was man handling you, did you tell her to stay away from Wyatt's Torch????

Freaking hilarious, Froggie! Why didn't I think of that?

[Sam and Ben 2]

Haha, lgg... I was drinking coffee when I read that... not good!!!

Great review, Wyatt. I'm sorry you got prodded in your manly bits, haha. It's funny that you mentioned the folks who had been waiting so long and didn't even know what visa they were working on... When I got back from my own examination, my parents were in the waiting room talking to a couple of people... so I joined in on the conversation and started asking questions actually pertinent to the process... and only one of the three folks there actually knew what they were going in on. One of the women thought it was a work visa, because she was allowed to work once she entered the country... The other kept saying a fiance's visa, even though she was already married to a U.S. Citizen... I was incredibly sad for them.

That's awfully nice that they gave you a copy of the records, though. Is that a common thing for Vancouver? I wish Seiden's office had done that...

[Wyatt's Torch 45]

I still think it's terrible that someone ninja'd in front of you in line! But, I'm glad it went well otherwise And thanks for not sharing all the gory details with me over brunch!

Hey, no worries. I'm NOT my sister!

[Wyatt's Torch 45]

Great review, Wyatt. I'm sorry you got prodded in your manly bits, haha.

Meh. It was really no big deal...all very perfunctory. Women have it much worse when it comes to doctor's visits, so a mere pat-down of the package is just a very trivial thing, really. It's just another body part, to a doctor.

It's funny that you mentioned the folks who had been waiting so long and didn't even know what visa they were working on... When I got back from my own examination, my parents were in the waiting room talking to a couple of people... so I joined in on the conversation and started asking questions actually pertinent to the process... and only one of the three folks there actually knew what they were going in on. One of the women thought it was a work visa, because she was allowed to work once she entered the country... The other kept saying a fiance's visa, even though she was already married to a U.S. Citizen... I was incredibly sad for them.

Yeah. It's moments like those where you realize how great VisaJourney is. I was pretty much just quiet in the waiting room, listening to some of the misinformation being spouted by a few people. But again...what good would it have done for me to point out the problems now? Clearly they're all one step away from their interviews, so I just stayed mum. It was quite hard not to say anything when I heard the one guy say "Yeah, but I can't visit the U.S. during the process, so my wife always has to visit ME." He'd also mentioned earlier that he was using a lawyer...which is probably why it has taken him three years.

That's awfully nice that they gave you a copy of the records, though. Is that a common thing for Vancouver? I wish Seiden's office had done that...

It's not a full encapsulation of the records -- just a vaccination checklist and confirmation, by the looks of it. I didn't look closely at it before I wrote my review (which was one of the first things I did as soon as I got home...wanted it fresh in my mind for you folks). The sealed envelope to be opened by the consulate is quite thick -- I'd guess at least five pages in there. I'm naturally VERY curious about what info is enclosed, but alas, I'll leave it sealed!

[Sam and Ben 2]

It's not a full encapsulation of the records -- just a vaccination checklist and confirmation, by the looks of it. I didn't look closely at it before I wrote my review (which was one of the first things I did as soon as I got home...wanted it fresh in my mind for you folks). The sealed envelope to be opened by the consulate is quite thick -- I'd guess at least five pages in there. I'm naturally VERY curious about what info is enclosed, but alas, I'll leave it sealed!

Oh, we got that too... I thought it would've been nice to get a copy of the records, so we'd have some legit to give our new docs here in the States. Ah well.

[lgg 2]

Yeah, I got a checklist of my vaccinations from my Toronto Medical as well. Oh, tip for you all, if I may? I keep my chest x-ray rolled up in an old Xmas gift wrapping tube, but to the length needed. Makes it safe and WAY easier to carry around...

Meh. It was really no big deal...all very perfunctory. Women have it much worse when it comes to doctor's visits, so a mere pat-down of the package is just a very trivial thing, really. It's just another body part, to a doctor.

Yeah. It's moments like those where you realize how great VisaJourney is. I was pretty much just quiet in the waiting room, listening to some of the misinformation being spouted by a few people. But again...what good would it have done for me to point out the problems now? Clearly they're all one step away from their interviews, so I just stayed mum. It was quite hard not to say anything when I heard the one guy say "Yeah, but I can't visit the U.S. during the process, so my wife always has to visit ME." He'd also mentioned earlier that he was using a lawyer...which is probably why it has taken him three years.

It's not a full encapsulation of the records -- just a vaccination checklist and confirmation, by the looks of it. I didn't look closely at it before I wrote my review (which was one of the first things I did as soon as I got home...wanted it fresh in my mind for you folks). The sealed envelope to be opened by the consulate is quite thick -- I'd guess at least five pages in there. I'm naturally VERY curious about what info is enclosed, but alas, I'll leave it sealed!

[Wyatt's Torch 45]

Yeah, I got a checklist of my vaccinations from my Toronto Medical as well. Oh, tip for you all, if I may? I keep my chest x-ray rolled up in an old Xmas gift wrapping tube, but to the length needed. Makes it safe and WAY easier to carry around...

You're actually keeping it and carrying it around? Hmm!

You didn't happen to take it to your CR-1 interview, did you?

[lgg 2]

Well, that's what I meant, silly!!! It's not like I carry it around like a light sabre or anything!

But yeah, I sorta knew that they don't normally take it but I figured I am bringing any and all things just in case, cuz you never know!

Having it tubed like that made it a lot easier to carry around...

You're actually keeping it and carrying it around? Hmm!

You didn't happen to take it to your CR-1 interview, did you?

[Wyatt's Torch 45]

Well, that's what I meant, silly!!! It's not like I carry it around like a light sabre or anything!

But yeah, I sorta knew that they don't normally take it but I figured I am bringing any and all things just in case, cuz you never know!

Having it tubed like that made it a lot easier to carry around...

Oh, so you DID take it to your interview?

Hmm. I wonder if I should. With my luck I'd be the first case where they'd actually ask for it.

[lgg 2]

OH yeah, I had a freaking boatload of stuff with me! Better safe t han sorry I thought. I had everything with me save for my brain -- I was addled as heck afterward. Seriously...

Oh, so you DID take it to your interview?

Hmm. I wonder if I should. With my luck I'd be the first case where they'd actually ask for it.