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Calm2019

Calm2019

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Ontario
Category........
FAM
Visa Office......
Mississauga
App. Filed.......
November 2, 2018
Doc's Request.
Not Applicable
AOR Received.
November 22, 2018
Med's Request
January 21, 2019
Med's Done....
January 29, 2019
My friend of mine asking for advice:

He forgot to mention on his inland spousal sponsorship application about his previous TWP refusal as he forgot the exact date and year but he said it’s between 2009 to 2010 and its already 7 months submitted to cic. He only mentioned on his application his visitor refusal year 2016 with a letter of explanation.

His question below:

He wants to know if he can still advice cic about it?if yes, How he can to inform cic? Does he need a lawyer to inform cic? He was asking me but I don’t know what to say.

Thanks in advance.
 
Calm2019 said:
My friend of mine asking for advice:

He forgot to mention on his inland spousal sponsorship application about his previous TWP refusal as he forgot the exact date and year but he said it’s between 2009 to 2010 and its already 7 months submitted to cic. He only mentioned on his application his visitor refusal year 2016 with a letter of explanation.

His question below:

He wants to know if he can still advice cic about it?if yes, How he can to inform cic? Does he need a lawyer to inform cic? He was asking me but I don’t know what to say.

Thanks in advance.
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He can send a webform and explain the situation that why he didin't mention it at first.
 
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Submit an updated form with the missing information before IRCC asks about it. Sooner the better. It mistakes like that than can result in a ban for misrepresentation. If you submit the info before they ask, they generally let it go. If they ask about it, it’s probably too late.
 
Buletruck said:
Submit an updated form with the missing information before IRCC asks about it. Sooner the better. It mistakes like that than can result in a ban for misrepresentation. If you submit the info before they ask, they generally let it go. If they ask about it, it’s probably too late.
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Thank you so much I will let him know
 
Jotsran said:
He can send a webform and explain the situation that why he didin't mention it at first.
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Thank you so much I will let him know
 
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Jotsran said:
He can send a webform and explain the situation that why he didin't mention it at first.
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Jotsran said:
He can send a webform and explain the situation that why he didin't mention it at first.
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Hi again, my friend’s lawyer said it was fine because he ticked “yes” already on schedule A so nothing to worry about and he mentioned other refusal anyway and even he didn’t mention this one (TWP)refusal. Is this true on your opinion? Thanks!
 
Jotsran said:
He can send a webform and explain the situation that why he didin't mention it at first.
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His lawyer said it’s nothing to worried about coz he mentioned other refusal and he ticked “yes” on schedule A. I need your opinion on this? Thanks.
 
Calm2019 said:
Hi again, my friend’s lawyer said it was fine because he ticked “yes” already on schedule A so nothing to worry about and he mentioned other refusal anyway and even he didn’t mention this one (TWP)refusal. Is this true on your opinion? Thanks!
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Not true. He needs to send a Webform ASAP. He was required to disclose details of all refusals.
 
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canuck_in_uk said:
Not true. He needs to send a Webform ASAP. He was required to disclose details of all refusals.
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He can do it on his own even without the help of his representative? Thanks
 
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