No, I have no problem with my application. But, just this week i saw a post on Facebook about a guy who got his PR application rejected, because he presented a marriage certificate from Las Vegas, instead of a certificate from the country where he lives right now. We did all the research and there’s nothing wrong with this, yet, it was rejected.This isn't a good line of thought, except of course you aren't telling something here. Nobody here has ever thought of being denied after ITA. Is there issue with any of your documents? If yes, get it sorted before ITA. You might not be lucky enough to get a second chance because applications aren't always rejected on the basis of eligibility all the time - sometimes, they can be rejected for misrepresentation and if this happens, that's an automatic 5years ban bar any judicial review.
For example, right now I’m trying to get married to my boyfriend, but due to COVID-19, we are unable to do it.
I presume things will be back to normal before the limit to submit the application, but who knows what the officer who will review my application will think about that “last minute” marriage?
These kinds of interpretation really scare me. Even though I know we have the right to request an revaluation.
In a smaller proportion, it also happened with my boyfriend’s WES application, which was initially rejected due to a minor error from his university.
Therefore, I learned that we might ended getting rejected for some really stupid reasons, like the lack of a signature, or something like that.
I’ll try to be as careful as I can when it comes the time to submit my application, to make sure I’ll be following 100% of the requirements, but I’ll never be 100% sure things will work out until I receive the PPR.
That’s what I learned based on the feedback I see from people how gets theirs applications rejected.