I have a problem. This will be my second attempt to get a transit visa to Canada. The first one was rejected due to missing documents. I recently submitted a new one, which I thought would be the final version. As is often the case, I made some mistakes. The sheer number of questions means that information is frequently entered incorrectly, so the second application had errors and had already been submitted. I requested its deletion the same day and submitted a final application the following day. I have two questions: 1. Should I include this application in the letter and explain that it failed? I understand that if they accept the cancellation of the application, the reviewer won't be able to use it to decide whether to accept it. Will it still appear in my history? And if I do need to include it, do I have to explain each error in the apllication like the first in detail?
2. If they don't cancel the application until they review my final application, will the reviewer be able to see it? Will it affect the outcome, or is it not a problem? I know it's confusing, but these applications can be quite lengthy.
2. If they don't cancel the application until they review my final application, will the reviewer be able to see it? Will it affect the outcome, or is it not a problem? I know it's confusing, but these applications can be quite lengthy.