Key points
- MCC describes physiciansapply.ca as the secure account used to apply for MCC exams, source-verify credentials, and share documents with MRAs and other organisations.
- Source Verification Requests (SVR) have a defined workflow: prepare certified identity docs (if required), upload correctly, submit SVR, and pay fees.
- Your advantage is operational excellence: correct document preparation, consistent identity data, and a clear tracking system.
SVR workflow (mistake-proof)
1) Create and stabilise your physiciansapply.ca account
2) Prepare documents properly before upload
3) Create a new SVR inside the portal
4) Track SVR status like a project
5) If you have prior verification elsewhere, follow MCC’s instructions
Your “Canada credential pack” checklist
- Passport bio page + any legal name-change documents.
- Medical diploma + transcript (official).
- Certified identity documents if required by MCC for SVR.
- One PDF “index page” listing all uploaded documents + dates.
- A sharing log: which MRAs/programs you sent documents to and when.
Official Sources
Save your place and choose what comes next
Work through this guide (10 steps)
Use the actions from this article to track what you have worked through.
Sign in using the reading controls above to save your steps.
Use a long-term email and ensure your legal name matches your primary identity document(s).
Return to this sectionMCC provides guidelines for preparing documents and may require certified copies of acceptable identity documents for SVR.
Return to this sectionMCC’s SVR steps include: log in, go to “Source verification requests,” create a new SVR, upload as instructed, and pay the fee.
Return to this sectionKeep a tracker: SVR created date, documents submitted, any rejection notes, follow-up actions, and organisations you’ve shared with.
Return to this sectionIf you’re coming from other credential-verification systems, MCC provides specific guidance on what they still require for Canadian use.
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