Accidentally put web form to withdraw spousal sponsorship application

[Payapa]

I was trying to put the web form to inquire about status of my application but accidentally put my information on withdraw your application and submitted the web form. I called ircc to let them know about this but they said they did not receive any web form and did not send out any email.
Is there any way I can stop the withdrawal? I am only days away from final decision. Help!!

 

[armoured]

I was trying to put the web form to inquire about status of my application but accidentally put my information on withdraw your application and submitted the web form. I called ircc to let them know about this but they said they did not receive any web form and did not send out any email.
Is there any way I can stop the withdrawal? I am only days away from final decision. Help!!

Send a webform that if there is a withdrawal form submitted, that was in error. They shoudln't close the file until all pending webforms have been addressed. Put dates so it's clear.

 

[CanGoldDigger]

I was trying to put the web form to inquire about status of my application but accidentally put my information on withdraw your application and submitted the web form. I called ircc to let them know about this but they said they did not receive any web form and did not send out any email.
Is there any way I can stop the withdrawal? I am only days away from final decision. Help!!

It's not that easy and fast to withdraw. You will need to confirm that and fill out other forms and sign. Don't worry.

 

[Payapa]

It's not that easy and fast to withdraw. You will need to confirm that and fill out other forms and sign. Don't worry.

Thank you so much for your reply it's a weight off of my shoulder. What should I do now? Should I wait for their email?

 

[colgate1]

You shouls have received an email when you submitted a webform. If not, yeah, most likely, it did not go through so you are safe

 

[Payapa]

You shouls have received an email when you submitted a webform. If not, yeah, most likely, it did not go through so you are safe

Yea I did, but it was an automatic response

 

[CanGoldDigger]

Thank you so much for your reply it's a weight off of my shoulder. What should I do now? Should I wait for their email?

You should receive AOR with further instructions what to do regarding your withdrawal to be finalized.

 

[harmanjotkaur870]

It's not that easy and fast to withdraw. You will need to confirm that and fill out other forms and sign. Don't worry.

Hi, I did submit a webform in emotional distress about withdrawal of my husband's spousal sponsorship application. I am deeply regretting it now as I have sent numerous webforms to IRCC already that we do not wish to continue the withdrawal.

But, I am stressed now that they will withdraw our application. I have not yet sent any written signed letter from either side about the withdrawal, just the webform.

Can you please inform me if you have any idea, what will happen next?

 

[CanGoldDigger]

Most likely IRCC will just continue with your application without getting back to you as you have sent 2 mutually exclusive requests.

But if they do want to proceed with a withdrawal they will send you a form to be filled out and signed.

 

[harmanjotkaur870]

Most likely IRCC will just continue with your application without getting back to you as you have sent 2 mutually exclusive requests.

But if they do want to proceed with a withdrawal they will send you a form to be filled out and signed.

Is it necessary to sign those forms, I am just stressed that if they might process the withdrawal without having our signed letters. Can this happen it's mandatory to sign those forms?

 

[CanGoldDigger]

Is it necessary to sign those forms, I am just stressed that if they might process the withdrawal without having our signed letters. Can this happen it's mandatory to sign those forms?

You should have received and responded to the following email to initiate a withdrawal:

Thank you for contacting Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).

If you wish to withdraw your application or cancel your withdrawal request, we invite you to fill out the IRCC Web form. Please select the options to update and withdraw an application.

Please include the following information:

• Complete name: first, last and middle name(s) (if applicable),
• Unique Client Identifier (UCI), if you have one,
• Date of birth (YYYY-MM-DD),
• Country of birth,
• Complete address (including the postal code),
  • if the residential address is different from the mailing address, please provide both addresses,
• Telephone number,
  • if you have more than one contact number, please provide them all,
• Application type,
• Date you submitted your application,
• (If applicable) Mailing method (courier, Canada Post (registered or regular mail), etc.),
  • company used,
  • confirmation no.,
• (If applicable) Office where the application was submitted (city, country),
• (If applicable) Online application reference number,
• (if applicable) you understand that as a principal applicant, if you have submitted your application with family members, their applications will also be withdrawn,
• A copy of the e-payment receipt or a copy of both sides of the payment receipt form (IMM 5401),
• The reason to withdraw your application or cancel your withdrawal request, and
• For a permanent residence application, please also include a signed withdrawal letter.

The office will determine whether a withdrawal (or cancellation of a withdrawal request) of the application is possible, and issue a refund, if applicable.

Rest assured that we will communicate with you if further information is required.

We hope the information provided is helpful in assisting you with your enquiry.

We would also like to suggest the following online services that might be helpful to you:

 

[harmanjotkaur870]

You should have received and responded to the following email to initiate a withdrawal:

Thank you for contacting Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).

If you wish to withdraw your application or cancel your withdrawal request, we invite you to fill out the IRCC Web form. Please select the options to update and withdraw an application.

Please include the following information:

• Complete name: first, last and middle name(s) (if applicable),
• Unique Client Identifier (UCI), if you have one,
• Date of birth (YYYY-MM-DD),
• Country of birth,
• Complete address (including the postal code),
  • if the residential address is different from the mailing address, please provide both addresses,
• Telephone number,
  • if you have more than one contact number, please provide them all,
• Application type,
• Date you submitted your application,
• (If applicable) Mailing method (courier, Canada Post (registered or regular mail), etc.),
  • company used,
  • confirmation no.,
• (If applicable) Office where the application was submitted (city, country),
• (If applicable) Online application reference number,
• (if applicable) you understand that as a principal applicant, if you have submitted your application with family members, their applications will also be withdrawn,
• A copy of the e-payment receipt or a copy of both sides of the payment receipt form (IMM 5401),
• The reason to withdraw your application or cancel your withdrawal request, and
• For a permanent residence application, please also include a signed withdrawal letter.

The office will determine whether a withdrawal (or cancellation of a withdrawal request) of the application is possible, and issue a refund, if applicable.

Rest assured that we will communicate with you if further information is required.

We hope the information provided is helpful in assisting you with your enquiry.

We would also like to suggest the following online services that might be helpful to you:

Thanks so much for your reply, it was really very helpful. Thanks a lot.

 

[harmanjotkaur870]

You should have received and responded to the following email to initiate a withdrawal:

Thank you for contacting Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).

If you wish to withdraw your application or cancel your withdrawal request, we invite you to fill out the IRCC Web form. Please select the options to update and withdraw an application.

Please include the following information:

• Complete name: first, last and middle name(s) (if applicable),
• Unique Client Identifier (UCI), if you have one,
• Date of birth (YYYY-MM-DD),
• Country of birth,
• Complete address (including the postal code),
  • if the residential address is different from the mailing address, please provide both addresses,
• Telephone number,
  • if you have more than one contact number, please provide them all,
• Application type,
• Date you submitted your application,
• (If applicable) Mailing method (courier, Canada Post (registered or regular mail), etc.),
  • company used,
  • confirmation no.,
• (If applicable) Office where the application was submitted (city, country),
• (If applicable) Online application reference number,
• (if applicable) you understand that as a principal applicant, if you have submitted your application with family members, their applications will also be withdrawn,
• A copy of the e-payment receipt or a copy of both sides of the payment receipt form (IMM 5401),
• The reason to withdraw your application or cancel your withdrawal request, and
• For a permanent residence application, please also include a signed withdrawal letter.

The office will determine whether a withdrawal (or cancellation of a withdrawal request) of the application is possible, and issue a refund, if applicable.

Rest assured that we will communicate with you if further information is required.

We hope the information provided is helpful in assisting you with your enquiry.

We would also like to suggest the following online services that might be helpful to you:

Hi, I got reply to two of my webforms in which I have mentioned that I do not want to withdraw the application anymore.

They have confirmed the acknowledgement of receipt of these two webforms, it’s an automated response from IRCC.

At the end, it says, if this email has answered your enquiry, this email will be the only response you will receive.

Do I still need to be worried?