June 2018 AOR - join here
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Hey I did see some update from you on March thread. I thought you did get PPR or was that an ADR?
My file was approved on Nov 5th, but no PPR e-mail yet.
Hi there,
I have an urgent question. I am a june applicant and my eligibility is met and currently my security check is being processed.
My husband (dependent applicant) and I ( main applicant) are currently living in the US. I am on a work visa, and my husband had applied for asylum in the US before we've met. Today, I received a letter from CIC requesting a copy of his asylum case. We contacted the lawyer who's in charge of his asylum case and he provided us with a copy of the application. As I was reviewing the asylum application I realized that there are 3 errors in the asylum application. The mother and two sisters birth places are wrong on the asylum application. Now, if I remember correctly we were asked to provide birth places of family members in the express entry application and if that was the case I am sure we've provided the correct information in the express entry application.
I am afraid once i submit the asylum case and they see the discrepancies, we might be accused of misrepresentation. What should I do?
I am currently drafting a letter to USCIC ( US immigration office) to correct the mistakes in the Asylum case since that is also an issue in its own. But how can I communicate to CIC that this is just human error and not a "lie" on the application. Any help or thoughts are really appreciated.
Do I need to consult an attorney? Any thoughts; cansha, legalfalcon, sid1987 ( sorry i don't mean to put you in the spot, but you all seem like well rounded people when it comes to CIC related matters.) any ideas, advice and/or thoughts are welcome.
I have an urgent question. I am a june applicant and my eligibility is met and currently my security check is being processed.
My husband (dependent applicant) and I ( main applicant) are currently living in the US. I am on a work visa, and my husband had applied for asylum in the US before we've met. Today, I received a letter from CIC requesting a copy of his asylum case. We contacted the lawyer who's in charge of his asylum case and he provided us with a copy of the application. As I was reviewing the asylum application I realized that there are 3 errors in the asylum application. The mother and two sisters birth places are wrong on the asylum application. Now, if I remember correctly we were asked to provide birth places of family members in the express entry application and if that was the case I am sure we've provided the correct information in the express entry application.
I am afraid once i submit the asylum case and they see the discrepancies, we might be accused of misrepresentation. What should I do?
I am currently drafting a letter to USCIC ( US immigration office) to correct the mistakes in the Asylum case since that is also an issue in its own. But how can I communicate to CIC that this is just human error and not a "lie" on the application. Any help or thoughts are really appreciated.
Do I need to consult an attorney? Any thoughts; cansha, legalfalcon, sid1987 ( sorry i don't mean to put you in the spot, but you all seem like well rounded people when it comes to CIC related matters.) any ideas, advice and/or thoughts are welcome.
I'm not a lawyer but reading this my guess is this is not a case of misrepresentation. Yes it is human error and can be explained as such in a LOE and you can also attach recent communication with USCIS as a proof that you have asked them to correct the details as well. However, @legalfalcon is a much better person to weigh on this from legal stand point.
Thank you for your reply. We've just discovered the error today. So we will be sending a communication via mail to USCIS, it will probably take them up to 3 weeks ( and sometimes more) to respond that they have received it. So we won't have proof of communication until then, and as you might know, we only have seven days to submit the application to CIC.
Hi guys! Looks like we're in the same boat!
AOR Jun 15
Meds Jun 29
IP2 Oct 15
Ghost update Nov 7
GCMS notes in September showed that the case in the Ottawa office
And still no progress...
It looks very confusing... So many cases are processed in ~80 days, in ~120 days, but why we are stuck at ~150+? Especially taking into account that it's not an individual situation, looks like it's common for AOR=June or IP2~Oct15 applications
AOR Jun 15
Meds Jun 29
IP2 Oct 15
Ghost update Nov 7
GCMS notes in September showed that the case in the Ottawa office
And still no progress...
It looks very confusing... So many cases are processed in ~80 days, in ~120 days, but why we are stuck at ~150+? Especially taking into account that it's not an individual situation, looks like it's common for AOR=June or IP2~Oct15 applications
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Thats okay I think if you are writing in LOE you just discovered mistake yourself you can just show your side of communication with USCIS saying you have also initiated correction with USCIS. To be honest, it may be something they may not notice themselves. So, you providing all this information may very well be not needed. But, I think at this point you would want to move with caution. So it's okay. Rest lets see what legalfalcon says.
FunnyWelcome back. I was about to file a missing report for you and your PPR at Daryaganj PS....
But I don't see a lot of PPR's in my absence... I was expecting some decent numbers if not many.. Looks like I have to go into my meditation mode again
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Congratulations!!Hi Guys,
Got the PPR mail yesterday.
My timelines are:
Profile: CEC inland with dependent (country of residence: India)
AOR: 3rd JUNE
IP2: 26th JUNE
ADR request (IMM5406): 17th OCT
ADR submitted: 18th OCT
Ghost update: 23rd OCT
PPR email (online application status still ip2): 13th NOV
I am not on immitracker.
Raised gcmc notes once in SEPT and got those in OCT with recommended pass status.
Thank you for the support and All the best
