ASIVAD/OTHERS: NOMINATED-NEED GUIDANCE/HELP FROM SENIORS;POST-ITA

[sameer_mobin]

Senior Forum Members (Asivad & Others),

Background:-
FSW Score: (74 – with relative in Canada) (69- without relative in Canada)
CRS Score: 465
Ontario Nominee. Received nomination yesterday.

Case:
I answered “YES” in my EE profile for relatives in Canada as my maternal uncle is a Canadian Citizen.
I got nomination yesterday from Ontario. I still have note accepted it as I have 30 days to make sure my profile is accurate as possible (re-review).

Problem:
1. I got to know from other members that when I will get the ITA, the online portal will ask me to upload Birth Certificates or passports of my mother and uncle. Unfortunately, I do not have birth certificates and the passport of my mother does not bear the name of my maternal grandfather. So I will be stuck while uploading the documents. What should I do? When I sent my file to Ontario, I proved the relation with the help of marriage certificates to show common parent.

2. I still have not accepted the nomination as I have 30 days. Should I change my answer to “No” in relatives section of EE profile and then accept nomination? So that the post-ITA portal will not have any section for my relative. Can I then explain with an LOE?

3. If I do update my profile “No” and my profile gets updated; will the nomination message vanish? Or it will still be there after profile update.

4. When I sent my file to Ontario I sent marriage certificates etc. If I say no in my EE profile, will CIC ask me that earlier you sent file to Ontario and attached marriage certificates and now you are saying “No” is my profile. In short, is CIC and Ontario interlinked to make that objection?

Your answer will help me a lot in dealing with this.

 

[Que Em]

I am not an expert here but I would suggest that you leave it the same and use the same documentation you used for your OINP application to prove the relationship, and explain the unavailability of birth certificates in the LOE.

 

[bestofluck]

Senior Forum Members (Asivad & Others),

Background:-
FSW Score: (74 – with relative in Canada) (69- without relative in Canada)
CRS Score: 465
Ontario Nominee. Received nomination yesterday.

Case:
I answered “YES” in my EE profile for relatives in Canada as my maternal uncle is a Canadian Citizen.
I got nomination yesterday from Ontario. I still have note accepted it as I have 30 days to make sure my profile is accurate as possible (re-review).

Problem:
1. I got to know from other members that when I will get the ITA, the online portal will ask me to upload Birth Certificates or passports of my mother and uncle. Unfortunately, I do not have birth certificates and the passport of my mother does not bear the name of my maternal grandfather. So I will be stuck while uploading the documents. What should I do? When I sent my file to Ontario, I proved the relation with the help of marriage certificates to show common parent.

2. I still have not accepted the nomination as I have 30 days. Should I change my answer to “No” in relatives section of EE profile and then accept nomination? So that the post-ITA portal will not have any section for my relative. Can I then explain with an LOE?

3. If I do update my profile “No” and my profile gets updated; will the nomination message vanish? Or it will still be there after profile update.

4. When I sent my file to Ontario I sent marriage certificates etc. If I say no in my EE profile, will CIC ask me that earlier you sent file to Ontario and attached marriage certificates and now you are saying “No” is my profile. In short, is CIC and Ontario interlinked to make that objection?

Your answer will help me a lot in dealing with this.

you must consider that CIC and OINP are linked. So you must send al documents as you sent to OINP. If CIC is not satisfied they will reduce 5 points and still you will be left with 69. They recalculate your scores if they do not except anything. But writing No would certainly mean misrepresentation. later if asked you can send LOE saying you do not have birth certificates.

 

[Toki]

or try to get a family history (book) or whatever is available in India for the same
to prove the brotherhood of your uncle and your mom
and have it notarized and attested by the foreign affairs and send it along!
(case solved - ask your authorities for the same ....sorry don't know much about India in this regards but i'm sure you can come up with an alternative way to prove this in documentation and this becomes a legal document with your excuse of not having access to birth certificates..... then you have a protective roof)

 

[sameer_mobin]

Hi all,

I tried getting govt book but records are not updated for long.

My worry is that if i upload something else..like: marriage certificate etc. Then they will reject my application as incomplete.

 

[Que Em]

Hi all,

I tried getting govt book but records are not updated for long.

My worry is that if i upload something else..like: marriage certificate etc. Then they will reject my application as incomplete.

The checklist will have a place named 'Proof of Relationship' and you can upload whatever documentary evidence you have/can gather to prove the relationship, as a single pdf document.

"Proof of relationship to a relative in Canada, status of a relative in Canada and residence status of a relative in Canada

Purpose

To validate a claim of, and award points associated with, having a relative in Canada who is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident

Document requirements

• This documentation is required if the applicant indicates that they, or their spouse or common-law partner, have a family member in Canada who is a permanent resident or a Canadian citizen.
• A copy of both sides of the family member's Canadian citizenship document, Canadian birth certificate and/or permanent resident card must be provided.
• Evidence that the family member currently resides in Canada must be provided (a residential lease, mortgage documents, utility bills, etc.).

- The documents should be up to date as of six months prior to submission.

• Proof of the relationship of the applicant or the spouse or common-law partner to the family member must also be provided (e.g., a birth certificate, an official document naming the applicant as a parent, a copy of the inside back cover of the relative’s passport showing the relative’s parents)."

Link: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/perm/express/intake-complete.asp