Reasons for Rejection
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my friend has got PR stamped and he used the old one from FSW 2014.. But because of the random rejections I have got it converted to imm...for express entry...I suggest if possible all should do the same...as they are charging only 30$ for a pdf copy...I think it is not much for getting peace of mind...aru_nj said:
Guys,
I m including my wife also in application .
She is a central govt employee. I m hesitating to include her work experience in my profile after ITA.
Before ITA also I did nt disclosed her exp.
Does it become a problem if not included?
Anyways it s not adding extra points.
Or any problem if I include... because she is on leave from last 3 years.
I m including my wife also in application .
She is a central govt employee. I m hesitating to include her work experience in my profile after ITA.
Before ITA also I did nt disclosed her exp.
Does it become a problem if not included?
Anyways it s not adding extra points.
Or any problem if I include... because she is on leave from last 3 years.
If their work experience was acquired outside Canada, not a problem at all. Just mention their Employment status truthfully in Personal history.Oka said:
After having my app cancelled "by mistake" I am considering creating a new profile. I've sent CSEs, still waiting for the reply (it's been only 8 biz days so far). Do you think that creating a new profile and waiting for ITA would create any confusion? My understanding is that there might be confusion once I receive the ITA and accept it, as then there would be two PR application on my name, but until then I don't see any problem there. Do you?Asivad Anac said:
No problem, If your app is in Cancelled status, you can certainly create a fresh profile asap. Even if you get an ITA, accept and submit the application because your other application is cancelled so you will still have only 1 active application. You can withdraw the newer application if and when they reopen your old application.Michal said:
Guys,
I read the thread and saw that one possible reason for rejection could be incase if you don't upload all pages of passport (front-back and pages with visas and stamps). I have an issue with my old passport. I left to USA for education in Jan 2002 with my first passport. I visited home (India) every year. So my passport had the stamps for my arrival and departure. Unfortunately, I lost my passport (first passport) in May 2007 while I was in USA. I did file a police report (in USA) and attached a copy of it for my new passport application. In June 2007, I got another passport issued by the Indian Embassy in Chicago. My new passport mentions my old passport number on the last page and it also mentions the same as lost (on the last page of my new passport). I returned back to India for good in Nov 2009. I have travelled to US and UK on this new passport on several occassions. Unfortunately, I have lost the very copy of the police report. Luckily, while going through all my documents, I found a copy of the first page of my old passport and also the US F1 visa that I had on it. But, I neither have a copy of the last page of the old passport, nor the pages of the old passport which had immigration stamps of arrival/departure.
I called up Chicago Police department and requested them if they could check and see if they still had any record of my police report. They told me that they did not keep any police reports for more than 7 years but still encouraged me to send a request either by post or visit them in person to check if they still had anything. I recently sent them the request by post and I have been told that their response time can be upto 6 weeks. My application submission deadline in myCIC is 15th September. I highly doubt if I would get any response from the chicago police department by 15th Sep or they would still have the record of the police report with them. My consultant told me that they would upload the available documents from the old passport and write an explanation for not being able to submit everything from my old passport.
My consultant did not suggest me that it was absolutely necessary to have the police report and thus I did not try for it at the time when I had just received my ITA in July 2015. I can argue with my consultant that wont help my case. Thus, I was wondering if anyone who had a similar situation and how did they go about addressing it.
I really appreciate everyone who has taken the time to read my post and would really appreciate if you have any recommended procedure to handle this situation.
Thanks.
I read the thread and saw that one possible reason for rejection could be incase if you don't upload all pages of passport (front-back and pages with visas and stamps). I have an issue with my old passport. I left to USA for education in Jan 2002 with my first passport. I visited home (India) every year. So my passport had the stamps for my arrival and departure. Unfortunately, I lost my passport (first passport) in May 2007 while I was in USA. I did file a police report (in USA) and attached a copy of it for my new passport application. In June 2007, I got another passport issued by the Indian Embassy in Chicago. My new passport mentions my old passport number on the last page and it also mentions the same as lost (on the last page of my new passport). I returned back to India for good in Nov 2009. I have travelled to US and UK on this new passport on several occassions. Unfortunately, I have lost the very copy of the police report. Luckily, while going through all my documents, I found a copy of the first page of my old passport and also the US F1 visa that I had on it. But, I neither have a copy of the last page of the old passport, nor the pages of the old passport which had immigration stamps of arrival/departure.
I called up Chicago Police department and requested them if they could check and see if they still had any record of my police report. They told me that they did not keep any police reports for more than 7 years but still encouraged me to send a request either by post or visit them in person to check if they still had anything. I recently sent them the request by post and I have been told that their response time can be upto 6 weeks. My application submission deadline in myCIC is 15th September. I highly doubt if I would get any response from the chicago police department by 15th Sep or they would still have the record of the police report with them. My consultant told me that they would upload the available documents from the old passport and write an explanation for not being able to submit everything from my old passport.
My consultant did not suggest me that it was absolutely necessary to have the police report and thus I did not try for it at the time when I had just received my ITA in July 2015. I can argue with my consultant that wont help my case. Thus, I was wondering if anyone who had a similar situation and how did they go about addressing it.
I really appreciate everyone who has taken the time to read my post and would really appreciate if you have any recommended procedure to handle this situation.
Thanks.
It's not in the CIC instructions, which only say they are valid for 5 years. But as you can see from my signature, about a month after we submitted our application, we got a very nice Request Letter from CIC asking us to get ICAS to release our results to them. ICAS initially said it would take 20 weeks, and I don't think CIC would have been willing to wait that long! With a lot of pleading, writing, and calling, they did it in 3 weeks. We then submitted the new pdf by CSE and waited 2 more weeks to get an acknowledging letter from CIC. After that, it was 6 weeks before we saw progress on our application again. In the end we were lucky, because although most people in our situation got a Request Letter like we did, a few were simply rejected. So, if you want to take the chance, it's yours to take. Or if for some reason it would be too difficult to change - again, take the chance. But if all you have to do is pay a few dollars and wait a week or 2, I'd do it!Oka said:
Only the current passport is needed to be scanned and uploaded in myCIC. Just to be safe you can add details about your old passport in the LOE. Your current passport already has the details for the old passport so that should be enough.FSW_Applicant2014 said:
hi guys just a quick question , I moved to my current country of residence when I was 17 years old and I am still residing there and will be providing the police clearance for the country my question is do I need to provide a police clearance from my country of birth even thought wasn't 18 when I moved ?
Yes. Cannot be reopened as they won't accept any further evidence now even if it is not 'new' evidence but just a bunch of supporting documents that validate my earlier assertion. It's arbitrary - another officer might have requested for additional documents. Waiting for an ITA now.sam_172452 said: