Someone is currently going through depression. He is a Canadian and his concern is that he might have misrepresented facts during his PR applications. I am not sure if he could have better anyway. He has been reading about misrepresentation and this looks common these days. The cause of the misrepresentations which are mostly innocent is due to how the immigration forms are structure. For example Mother's Family Name at birth. Many applicants who don't read the instruction carefully will enter the Mother's Married Name. I don't want to deviate too much. The guy's case is as follow.
At the time of application, the mother's family he filled was the mother's married name.
The mother was dead at the time of application but didn't fill the date of death in the form. His reason is that there is no death certificate to prove the date
He also wrote one of his siblings' name differently from what is on the birth certificate. For example, He wrote "Oludara" and "Oluwadara". These two variants of names typically mean the same thing and no difference in his native language.
He doesn't know what to do. He is even scared that he can't use his personal system to write. He needs your advice on what he can do to rectify all these errors.
At the time of application, the mother's family he filled was the mother's married name.
The mother was dead at the time of application but didn't fill the date of death in the form. His reason is that there is no death certificate to prove the date
He also wrote one of his siblings' name differently from what is on the birth certificate. For example, He wrote "Oludara" and "Oluwadara". These two variants of names typically mean the same thing and no difference in his native language.
He doesn't know what to do. He is even scared that he can't use his personal system to write. He needs your advice on what he can do to rectify all these errors.
