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Immigration Forum / Canada / March 2006Adoption question
My wife and I are in the final leg of adopting our 2 year old son fro India. Our son's medical clearance at the Canadian Consulate in Ne Delhi has become a nightmare. Although our son had TB when he was i the orphanage he was cured. Now after going though the Canadia authorizied doctor in Delhi, the Consulate wants another TB test don in 3 MONTHS time ! After already being in India for 3 months, this a unbearable hardship considering the Canadian embassy's own doctor's have cleared my son. A I understand it, the adoption cases are suppose to be expediated du hardships already placed on the parents and I feel the reverse i happening. Any help or information would be greatly appreciated You can seek help from your local MP office (in Canada). They (the MPs office) are very helpful in this kind of situation (adoption cases). But, I'm not sure how they would help you in the case when it needs to make sure that the health of the child is ok. Also, you may post your concerns in the Canadian adoption group (Yahoo: canadians-adopting@yahoogroups.com) to find any other possible solutions of the problem. Any member in the group might have gone through similar problems and they may share their experiences/ideas with you. Good luck ! > My wife and I are in the final leg of adopting our 2 year old son from > India. Our son's medical clearance at the Canadian Consulate in New [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Posted via http://www.mymigration.net cindy04sherman@yahoo.com Wrote: > You can seek help from your local MP office (in Canada). They (the MPs > office) are very helpful in this kind of situation (adoption cases). [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Good luck ! Thank-You for your help. I already have contected my MP in this matter What I'm finding when I talk to people about this issue is the Canadia medical team, although well intentioned is out of touch with reality In my situation, they could let us do other tests on my son to prove T is not present if they are unsure, rather then expect my wife to wait i India another 3 months to perform another chest X-ray |
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