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Nitz_Au

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Jan 26, 2016
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Ottawa
AOR Received.
June 30,2016
Med's Request
Medical Passed July18
Passport Req..
Nov 17,2016
LANDED..........
June 28,2017
I'm the principal applicant and my application has been rejected today due to incomplete declaration on my partners Schedule A. He declared his 2 kids from his divorced wife in our home country. Those kids were unaccompanying . What documents are needed to re open my file or should we apply for a fresh EE? Those were not my kids do they need a medical, passport etc or their birth certificate will suffice?
Please help.

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has reviewed your application for permanent residence. We have determined that your application does not meet the requirements of a complete application as described in sections 10 and 12.01 of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations. Your application is rejected for being incomplete. Specifically, your application does not include the following elements: Add’d dep (s) listed in Background info for Spouse xxx xxx no documents provided for dep (s) who is/are not associated to the application. No documents provided for xxx xxx 2004/09/11 or xxx xxx Jul 2000/06/10
 
If the kids are 18 years old or under - they need a medical - even if they are non-accompanying. I don't think you can reopen the file. I believe you have to re-enter the pool and wait for a new ITA to reapply.
 
scylla said:
If the kids are 18 years old or under - they need a medical - even if they are non-accompanying. I don't think you can reopen the file. I believe you have to re-enter the pool and wait for a new ITA to reapply.

I agree.

Unfortunately, it sounds like it was an oversight on your part, thinking that because they were not accompanying you or your spouse, you wouldnt need to provide a medical.

From what I have seen on here, it is rare that IRCC reopens a file when it is the applicants fault.

What was your CRS score when you received ITA?

If it was high enough to be chosen again in the near future, the easiest thing would be just to create a new profile, get all the missing documents together and try again.