Mothers TRV impact on Citizenship application (repeated, but elaborated)

[Canadavisa92]

Hey everyone,
I am in a bit of a pickle here and I know that I have reposted this but i am now just expanding on the question.
My mother applied for a TRV in 2023 and got approved, since she was in a town with poor internet and no laptop or computer I had to put here on a video call and she answered the questions while I just filled it out for her. I didnot submit a rep form and now thinking possibly I should have done that.
What do you guys think?. I am also sorry for sounding like a broken record
I dont want this to affect my citizenship application or her future sponsorship application

 

[Seym]

You know that the best way to not affect a citizenship application is to not send one in the first place and stay a PR for life right?

If you really want to become a citizen but your stress is borderline insanity, better to hire someone to do it for you. Multiplying threads for no reason here will just add to your doubts and won't help you whatsoever.

 

[Canadavisa92]

You know that the best way to not affect a citizenship application is to not send one in the first place and stay a PR for life right?

If you really want to become a citizen but your stress is borderline insanity, better to hire someone to do it for you. Multiplying threads for no reason here will just add to your doubts and won't help you whatsoever.

I know my stress is overboard but I am legitametly asking about all those scenarios. The instructions of IRCC arent clear on this matter and I dont want to screw things up. So I aopreciate inputs on this matter
Thanks

 

[Seym]

That's the thing : your best bet at this point is to hire a reputable lawyer.
The "relax" messages you're getting here are not convincing you, and I'm not sure how you'll react if you get some "you're doomed" answer here from someone you don't know.
Better let a professional handle your specific issues and the whole process given the stress you're already dealing with.

 

[Canadavisa92]

That's the thing : your best bet at this point is to hire a reputable lawyer.
The "relax" messages you're getting here are not convincing you, and I'm not sure how you'll react if you get some "you're doomed" answer here from someone you don't know.
Better let a professional handle your specific issues and the whole process given the stress you're already dealing with.

They are actually because no matter what I research, people here have seen more applicants than I did. This is why I am just expanding on my previous question rather than just repeating it
Asking what is one someones behalf exactly entail in the question

 

[scylla]

Hey everyone,
I am in a bit of a pickle here and I know that I have reposted this but i am now just expanding on the question.
My mother applied for a TRV in 2023 and got approved, since she was in a town with poor internet and no laptop or computer I had to put here on a video call and she answered the questions while I just filled it out for her. I didnot submit a rep form and now thinking possibly I should have done that.
What do you guys think?. I am also sorry for sounding like a broken record
I dont want this to affect my citizenship application or her future sponsorship application

IMO you are WAY overthinking this. If this was an issue it would have come out during the PR process. If this is really bothering you that much then get a consult with an immigration lawyer.

 

[Canadavisa92]

IMO you are WAY overthinking this. If this was an issue it would have come out during the PR process. If this is really bothering you that much then get a consult with an immigration lawyer.

It didnt as my PR application was way before that but I agree with you if anything it would have come up.
My main concern is it coming up way later after everything concludes, maybe irrational fears but yea