Filling 5669E form Background/Declaration

[Priority]

My Spouse is canadian citizen does she need to fill 5669E form Schedule A Background/Declaration?

 

[Priority]

My Spouse is canadian citizen does she need to fill 5669E form Schedule A Background/Declaration?

Anyone?
iam_toby has this question been answer in your FAQ's?

 

[iam_toby]

Anyone?
iam_toby has this question been answer in your FAQ's?

No. Just waiting for someone to answer. If you could punch it into the form once it has been
answered, that'd help a lot. 8)

 

[natinthehat]

No. IMM5669E is an IMMigrant form.

 

[Priority]

No. IMM5669E is an IMMigrant form.

Yey! less paper work!
Thanks natinthehat. That makes sense.

 

[Priority]

Hey guys,
I just realized while filling this form that I forgot to mention in currently application that my spouse arrived in Canada as refugee but is now citizen for over ten years. Could my application be refused on a basis of misrepresentation?
I'am thinking to withdraw the application right away?
Please advise

 

[natinthehat]

Hey guys,
I just realized while filling this form that I forgot to mention in currently application that my spouse arrived in Canada as refugee but is now citizen for over ten years. Could my application be refused on a basis of misrepresentation?
I'am thinking to withdraw the application right away?
Please advise

Interesting... the question you are referring to asks the following:
"Have you, or, if you are the principal applicant, any of your family members listed in your application for PR...
I would say no, since in your case you are not listing your spouse in your application, she is not a part of your CEC application. But it depends on how the CIC interprets 'listed'.

However, lying on application is fraud and there are serious consequences. Show your finalized application to a certified immigration consultant. Better safe, than sorry. Cheers!

 

[Priority]

Interesting... the question you are referring to asks the following:
"Have you, or, if you are the principal applicant, any of your family members listed in your application for PR...
I would say no, since in your case you are not listing your spouse in your application, she is not a part of your CEC application. But it depends on how the CIC interprets 'listed'.

However, lying on application is fraud and there are serious consequences. Show your finalized application to a certified immigration consultant. Better safe, than sorry. Cheers!

natinthehat,
I have an application in process which I received AOR in July and currently expecting refusal since I sent the application with language test under the eligibility requirements. I have taken the test again and sent cic an email asking if it was fine to send the new test scores which are above the requirements. I have not got any response yet. I have no expectation on this but I am waiting until end of next week to withadraw this application.
Consequently, I'm preparing a new application to send in as soon as I give the go head for withdrawal. So while filling this new application, I noticed on the photocopies of the first application that I said no the question regarding refugee protection. I am no longer sure how I understood the question a the time.