Are x-rays themselves submitted?
Sorry if this seems a silly question. The panel doc has given us back the forms, the reports and the reports on the x-rays but not the x-rays themselves. He made a couple of slack and inconvenient mistakes which have already held us up (fortunately we checked the stuff on receipt) so I wanted to be sure that we don't need to have the x-ray photos.
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I think they have to have the xrays. My panel doctor had noted a nodule on one of my lungs, didn't actually tell me it was the guy at NZ House who mentioned a medical referral when we handed in the ITA was the first we heard of it. I did get referred but was cleared so guessing they looked at the xray and thought nothing of it. I did however speak to my own GP after the NZ House visit and got my own xray the same day and they saw nothing :sneaky:, so I was ready with my own GP's report
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Re: Are x-rays themselves submitted?
You need the x-rays, but they only get sent off if there is a query. We sent ours with the paperwork anyway and as it turned out there was a query with mine. If you dont send it and they need it, it will probably delay you.
I had damage to the base of the spine caused by a car crash many years ago (which incidentally i didnt know I had). Anyway it showed up on the chest x-ray and was referred. Friend of mine is a radiologist and she says they shouldnt even be looking at backs with a chest x-ray. In the end I got my doctor to write a letter to say I had never been to him with any back related problems, and that sorted it out. |
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Our X-rays were on a disc and we sent them in with everything else!
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I didnt send mine, just the written report. Still have them kicking around the house somewhere.
Saying that they were totally normal, maybe send them if there's any queries? |
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We phoned Immigration in the end and they said we don't need to send the x-rays, just the reports. Given that the reports say all is 100% normal, I'm hoping that's adequate. I imagine if there were any problems indicated, then the Immigration Doc could well want to see the actual x-ray, but that doesn't apply to us.
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