Hi Everyone,
I know becoming a PR is how much important to all of us in this forum... I wish all the best to everyone out there who's applied for it!
Just a suggestion - I just want to say that Please DO NOT send any non-required and not requested documents to CIC.. I have noticed a lot of people keep sending some documents like updated reference letter, new T4 and NOA etc etc etc... Please keep the communication with CIC as less as possible, ofcourse few documents have to be sent like RCMP.. Like a lot of fellow members, I also wished to send a lot of updated documents to CIC but My lawyer always suggested me this thing.. Please only send the documents when asked for it... Otherwise dont do it.. My lawyer said that its not advisable and it delays your process coz every time you send something to them, they put your docs on hold and takes time for them to review them and add it to your file..
Again ofcourse necessary documents have to be send...
P.S. - I am neither an expert nor a Pro but just observed this thing and wanted to share with others
I know becoming a PR is how much important to all of us in this forum... I wish all the best to everyone out there who's applied for it!
Just a suggestion - I just want to say that Please DO NOT send any non-required and not requested documents to CIC.. I have noticed a lot of people keep sending some documents like updated reference letter, new T4 and NOA etc etc etc... Please keep the communication with CIC as less as possible, ofcourse few documents have to be sent like RCMP.. Like a lot of fellow members, I also wished to send a lot of updated documents to CIC but My lawyer always suggested me this thing.. Please only send the documents when asked for it... Otherwise dont do it.. My lawyer said that its not advisable and it delays your process coz every time you send something to them, they put your docs on hold and takes time for them to review them and add it to your file..
Again ofcourse necessary documents have to be send...
P.S. - I am neither an expert nor a Pro but just observed this thing and wanted to share with others
