Hello everyone,
Today, I went to the Service Canada center to provide my biometrics for my PR application. Unfortunately, I noticed that my citizenship on the Biometrics Letter was incorrectly printed as "stateless" instead of India, and I didn't notice it unless the person at Service Canada specifically inquired about it. Despite this mistake, he still took my biometrics and told me that they would make a note to inform IRCC about the error.
I gave my biometrics when I applied for my study permit five years ago, I am confident that I did not provide any incorrect information. It seems that the mistake regarding my citizenship was generated by IRCC. My concern is whether I need to submit a web form to formally inform IRCC about this issue and if it will cause any problems with my application.
I would greatly appreciate any assistance or advice regarding this matter.
Thank you.
Today, I went to the Service Canada center to provide my biometrics for my PR application. Unfortunately, I noticed that my citizenship on the Biometrics Letter was incorrectly printed as "stateless" instead of India, and I didn't notice it unless the person at Service Canada specifically inquired about it. Despite this mistake, he still took my biometrics and told me that they would make a note to inform IRCC about the error.
I gave my biometrics when I applied for my study permit five years ago, I am confident that I did not provide any incorrect information. It seems that the mistake regarding my citizenship was generated by IRCC. My concern is whether I need to submit a web form to formally inform IRCC about this issue and if it will cause any problems with my application.
I would greatly appreciate any assistance or advice regarding this matter.
Thank you.