You saying by mistake you hide your info (you admitting you hide info it’s mean not a mistake but deliberately you done this)
So have patience for 5 years
ban for 5 years
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So have patience for 5 years
Unfortunately your only option would be to meet with your son outside of Canada.
Nope. I forgot or i made an error while filing, are not valid reasons for IRCC to consider.
sir tell me any vaild reason
help me if any thing is possible that would be a great help
thanks sir/mem
help me if any thing is possible that would be a great help
thanks sir/mem
Unfortunately you will not get the answer you want to hear. It seems like you would want someone to validate your 'mistake' and say you can lift the ban. You cannot. Unfortunately It does not matter whether it was by mistake or intentionally, you failed to disclose a previous visa refusal and have therefore been banned. The only option you have now is to meet your son in another country. Should you decide to apply for UK/US/NZ Visa and the like, you should also declare previous visa refusals and the ban. You can apply for Canada visa after the 5 year period has passed.
If you still want to appeal no one is stopping you. Just go for it.
There is nothing anyone can do. There is no possible solution. You have to accept that you cannot apply for a Canadian visa for five years. That's all there is to it.
IRCC is in it's right and have valid reasons to ban you for 5 years and that is you gave wrong information about your travel history and/or personal information. IRCC's website mentions many times that you need, to be truthful and accurate about the information you give them, failing to do so, causes misrepresentation, for which you are given a 5-year ban.
Excuses such as, "I am sorry, I had forgotten about it", "It was a clerical mistake by the agent or by me and did not intend to lie about my status" and etcetera are not valid excuses. Just imagine, you are under oath and you give such a reply to a court or the police in your country regarding a case, it is not treated as valid excuses.
Nothing is possible. At the most, you can seek advice from an immigration lawyer, who would end up giving you the same reply/advice. A challenge in the court would be a futile effort, simply because, you lied. [Yes, not mentioning because you forgot is equivalent to lying and/or misrpresentation].
You can visit your son in other countries, but, not Canada. Whenever you apply for a visa for some other country, make sure you disclose your previous refusals and the Canada ban. Also, be aware, that all countries share travel histories and passport records with each other, so immigration of all countries know everything about you when you apply and what they seek from you is an honest application.
i missed out on my application form but i gave the previous visa refusal application numbers in my letter of explanation. what are my chances to overturn the ban?
no it is not like that - i wrote about my refusals in my cover letter that was originally attached with visa application but missed out on my application form . hope u understand what i am trying to say.