Hello guys I just got this email after I gave me explanation why I can’t provide them police clearance from my backhome is there anyone knows what they trying to means by saying reassessing my eligibility before I share I email
This refers to the Application for Permanent Residence you made under the Spouse or Common-Law
Partner in Canada Class.
Please note that our office is currently reassessing your eligibility requirements to apply for
permanent residence as a member of the spouse or common-law partner in Canada class. Please
disregard the letter sent to you on 2024/12/09. Our office will contact you should additional information
be required.
When should I contact IRCC?
You must also notify IRCC of any changes to your application. Examples of changes include:
• Change in status in Canada: you must submit a written statement to this office and include
evidence to indicate the status in Canada of all persons listed in your Application for
Permanent Residence;
• Changes in the personal circumstances of the person you are sponsoring and his/her
dependant(s), if any, including change in status in Canada, birth or adoption of a child, death
of a family member, a marriage or a divorce;
➢ For changes in status in Canada: you must submit a written statement to this office and
include evidence to indicate the status in Canada of the person you are sponsoring,
and that of their dependant(s), if any.
➢ If you have a child, you must specify whether or not that child is to be added to this
application. If that child is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, please provide a
copy of their document which details their status in Canada (i.e. Canadian birth
certificate, Canadian passport, Canadian citizenship certificate, Canadian permanent
resident card, etc.).
• Change of contact information (e-mail, mailing address, telephone number);
• Appointment or change of immigration representative or designated individual; and/or
• Decision to withdraw your application.
You have the option to withdraw your application at any point in the process, provided that a final
decision has not been made on the Application for Permanent Residence (APR).
