A non-SDS study permit applicant who had already completed an upfront medical asked what to attach in the application's medical requirements section.
- If you did the upfront medical: upload the eMedical paper (the information sheet/receipt) the panel physician gave you. That document is the proof the medical exists in IRCC's system.
- If you hadn't done the medical at submission time: one member described the alternative flow — upload a consent to undergo the medical in that section, then, after completing the exam, send a webform asking IRCC to attach the eMedical document to the application. Her suggestion for those who already have results: include the consent form and the eMedical sheet in the same PDF to cover both bases.
- On language tests under non-SDS: a side question in the thread — whether IELTS General Training is accepted for the regular (non-SDS) stream — was answered by an applicant who submitted General Training scores with their non-SDS file. (Historical note: the SDS/non-SDS distinction was later discontinued; the document-upload mechanics above reflect the process at the time.)
The simple rule: whatever stage your medical is at, the medical requirements slot should never be empty — it holds either the proof it happened or the consent that it will.