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Errors in your GAMCA medical slip, such as incorrect name spelling, passport number mistakes, or wrong passport expiry details, can create serious problems during your visa or immigration process. Fortunately, these errors can usually be corrected if addressed promptly and correctly.
The most frequent mistakes include spelling errors in your name, incorrect passport numbers, wrong nationalities, date of birth errors, or mismatched passport expiry dates. Even a small discrepancy can lead to visa rejection or delays.
As soon as you notice an error, contact the same GAMCA-approved medical center where your appointment was booked or the medical test was conducted. Corrections are easier if requested early.
Visit the medical center with your original passport, appointment slip, and any acknowledgment receipt. The correction will be verified strictly against your passport details.
Inform the staff clearly about the error. The medical center has access to the Wafid system, where they can request corrections for name or passport-related details. Some minor errors can be fixed without re-registration.
In certain cases, a small correction fee may apply. This depends on the medical center’s policy and the type of error.
Once approved, the updated details will reflect in the Wafid system. You can then download or collect the corrected GAMCA slip for further processing.
Corrections cannot be made online by candidates directly.
Always double-check details before medical tests.
Ensure your passport is valid and clearly readable.
Fixing name or passport errors on your GAMCA slip is possible if handled quickly through the authorized medical center. Prompt action and accurate documents can help avoid visa delays and ensure a smooth medical clearance process.