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How do I submit my Overseas Medical Attestation report?

Posted May 9, 2024

To submit your Overseas Medical Attestation report, read through the information below and send your report to CPSA by email.

  • We do not accept walk-ins.
  • We do not accept documents or forms sent by mail or courier, so please do not send them this way.
  • The form submitted must contain the physician’s signature (a digital signature is acceptable).
  • CPSA only reviews the medical form signed by the physician. It is not necessary to include additional pages.
    • CPSA’s role is to verify that the medical exam was performed by a physician licensed to practice in Alberta.
  • Upon receipt of the medical report, CPSA will:
    • verify that the physician holds an active license to practice within Alberta and
    • affix our signature, stamp and seal the report.
  • The medical report and documents will be returned via the provided email.
  • CPSA aims to process the document and return it within 2 business days.

How to email your report to CPSA

  • The forms must be emailed to registration@cpsa.ab.ca.
    • We will return the forms to the email address from which the initial forms were sent.

Additional information

  • If your electronic signature has been rejected, email proof of the rejection to registration@cpsa.ab.ca and book an in-person appointment. Appointments can be booked for Tuesdays.
  • CPSA is unable to attest other documents outside of the Overseas Medical Attestation.
  • There is no charge for this service.