In the Schedule A backround check, question 4. e " have you been refused admission, or ordered to leave Canada or any other country?"
My partner overstayed in the UK, but was never once told to leave and left by choice; would the answer be NO?
Since my partner's passport was expired at the time he went to his countries' embassy in the UK and they gave him a document that allowed him to go home. There was never any "orders."
I previously mentioned his overstaying in the other forms. Would NO be the correct answer? I just want to clarify if leaving on one's own accord is considered an order to leave? I just want to be completely honest in our application and I would be happier if there was room on the form to explain the details further while clicking NO. But there's only space if you click YES? Is there space to upload the Schedule A plus a separate letter explaining further? Please advise!
My partner overstayed in the UK, but was never once told to leave and left by choice; would the answer be NO?
Since my partner's passport was expired at the time he went to his countries' embassy in the UK and they gave him a document that allowed him to go home. There was never any "orders."
I previously mentioned his overstaying in the other forms. Would NO be the correct answer? I just want to clarify if leaving on one's own accord is considered an order to leave? I just want to be completely honest in our application and I would be happier if there was room on the form to explain the details further while clicking NO. But there's only space if you click YES? Is there space to upload the Schedule A plus a separate letter explaining further? Please advise!
