u/Western_Area_2398

Hello everyone,

I just completed both my interview and medical appointments on the same day. I came away with a few questions and would appreciate any insight from those who have been through this stage:

How do you get to know that you passed/failed medical?

Will a "dry eyes" note affect my laser surgery form? My eye doctor filled out the form completely but noted that I have dry eyes. I am a bit nervous about submitting it now—has anyone else had this on their file?
Is a slightly high blood pressure reading a problem? I was quite nervous during the exam, which bumped my BP up a bit. The medic asked me if im nervous and I said yes and didn’t retest me, but I'm still feeling a bit anxious about it.

I would love to hear about your experiences. Thank you so much for any help or advice!

hello everyone
I am currently in the recruiting process for the Canadian Armed Forces and my application file is moving forward. However, I recently discovered a credit issue caused by identity theft: an unauthorized Rogers/collection account appears on my credit report due to a name/email mismatch.
lam actively handling it:
• Filed a formal police report with my local police department (got an incident #).
• Submitted formal disputes to both Equifax and TransUnion.
• Filed a CCTS complaint and placed active Fraud
Alerts on my credit files.
• Added a 100-word Consumer Statement explaining the fraud on both bureau files.
My question is: When DND/PSPC runs the mandatory credit check for my Reliability / Security Clearance, will this active identity theft dispute cause an automatic rejection or delay?
Has anyone gone through background screening with a disputed fraud item on their report while having a police report in hand?
Thanks in advance for any insights!