Missed an exam or deadline? Get a physician-reviewed sick note accepted by UBC, SFU, UVic, and all BC universities, delivered same day.
Yes. UBC, SFU, UVic, and all BC post-secondary institutions accept documentation from CPSBC-registered physicians regardless of consultation format.
Yes. If you were too ill to attend an exam, a physician can provide documentation confirming your inability to attend. Submit your request as soon as possible.
UBC accepts standard physician documentation. MedLetter provides professional sick notes that meet all UBC requirements for academic concession.
Most BC universities require documentation within 48-72 hours of the missed assessment. MedLetter delivers same day so you can submit promptly.
Yes. If illness prevented you from completing assignments, a physician can provide documentation supporting your request for an extension.
Yes. MedLetter does not require a family doctor or referral. Our CPSBC-registered physicians can issue documentation directly based on your intake form. This is critical in BC where over 900,000 residents lack a GP.
Under BC Employment Standards Act, employers cannot reject a valid medical note solely because it was issued via telehealth. The CPSBC confirms virtual consultations carry the same weight as in-person visits. Direct your employer to the CPSBC registration number on the note.
Yes. BC universities including UBC, SFU, UVic, and BCIT accept medical documentation from CPSBC-registered physicians for exam deferrals and academic accommodations. Submit your note through your university registrar.
BC walk-in clinics charge $30-$75 and require 2-5 hours of waiting. MedLetter charges $49 flat with same-day delivery from home. You save hours of waiting and avoid losing additional work time. Available 7 days a week.