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salikgilani

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Apr 27, 2017
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While filling out my PR application post-ITA, the following question shows up in the personal information section?

'Has Ahmed Salik Gilani applied to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada before?'

I have applied for and been successfully granted a visit visa to Canada. So would that count as an application to IRCC or since it is not for immigration, refugee or citizenship purposes I should answer as no?
 
salikgilani said:
While filling out my PR application post-ITA, the following question shows up in the personal information section?

'Has Ahmed Salik Gilani applied to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada before?'

I have applied for and been successfully granted a visit visa to Canada. So would that count as an application to IRCC or since it is not for immigration, refugee or citizenship purposes I should answer as no?

Yes, It counts
 
Just an additional question, related to the same topic. I am currently in the US on F-1 visa, being accepted in March 2015. However, I had applied for and was denied a visitor visa to the US in 2014, but I have no documentation for it, except for the simple fact that I was rejected. Does that have to be mentioned in the statutory questions?
 
salikgilani said:
Just an additional question, related to the same topic. I am currently in the US on F-1 visa, being accepted in March 2015. However, I had applied for and was denied a visitor visa to the US in 2014, but I have no documentation for it, except for the simple fact that I was rejected. Does that have to be mentioned in the statutory questions?

Should be mentioned yes.
 
salikgilani said:
Just an additional question, related to the same topic. I am currently in the US on F-1 visa, being accepted in March 2015. However, I had applied for and was denied a visitor visa to the US in 2014, but I have no documentation for it, except for the simple fact that I was rejected. Does that have to be mentioned in the statutory questions?

Yes.