Hi akosijay2,
I strongly agree with Andy83. At PPR stage, your are given a chance to update any changes in your family members/dependents and there are specific questions to guide you which ones are for updating. There is also paragraph quoted below to remind you of the consequences once you did not take heed of this. There will be no reason why you should not and no reason that you don't know about this issue.
May we know why you are hesitant to declare changes in your family members/dependents?
Anyway, your Medical results were submitted and passed. At this stage, no more worries. It's just that maybe your landing may probably be delayed a bit against jeopardizing and risking all your efforts and dreams for Canada.
At the end of the day, it's still your decision, bro.
By the way, I hope yu don;t mind me asking kung paano nakapagpa medical si GF mo? Is she already on the family way when she underwent Medicals with Chest Xray? When did you have the Medical Exams?
Andy83 said:
In my opinion Yes, you need to inform the Manila VO in writing.
"Failure to declare dependent family members during your application processing will permanently exclude them from later sponsorship in the Family Class, according to paragraph 117(9)(d) of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations 2002. You cannot declare new or previously undeclared dependants when you arrive in Canada and at the time you become a permanent resident; if you do, you and your family members will all be denied entry into Canada."
akosijay2 said:
Hello. Nasa PPR stage na ako ngayon and my gf is pregnant. Should i inform manila VO about this. My gf's due date is december 2015 pa and hanggang july 20,2015 lang deadline ko to submit my passport. Please help po.
