Welcome on board will suffer this through togetherHey, my application was also received on May 2nd and I have no AOR so far. I hope it's everything ok with it!
Welcome on board will suffer this through togetherHey, my application was also received on May 2nd and I have no AOR so far. I hope it's everything ok with it!
Thanks hahahWelcome on board will suffer this through together
There were 3 reasons why:So if you don't mind answering, why was your application returned? I am a little scared this could happend to me as my husband income is not very high and we're living with his parents until I can have my OWP and we needed letter from his parents saying this as we didn't have any other documents saying we live together (we called the immigration and they told us to do this).
About the birth certificate, I had the same question and I called them and they said the translation is enough, as the translator put a copy of it saying she certified that's the truth copy. But I think that depends on the person who's gonna make the analysis of the application. About the signatures, I checked many times, I hope it's all good!There were 3 reasons why:
1. IMM1344 wasn't signed in two places inside the application (not at the end). I don't know the reason why I missed it, but probably because first I had gathered all together and then we signed the forms; I simply missed it. It's common mistake amongst ppl which caused CIC to update this form and add some sort of picture of the human hand towards signature fields in this form. Special for idiots like me
2. I don't know if I understood it correct, as IRCC didn't send me precise instructions what to fix but clues in document checklist. They highlighted bulletpoints in this list and you can only guess what could go wrong.
I assume, I did not attach a certified copy of my Birth Certificate, I was quite sure that certified translation with attached copy of it made by certified translator agency is more than enough. And unfortunately it didn't work.
3. They also highlighted "Proof of Relationship" first bullet after you say "Yes" we live together. They wanted more documents like joint bank accounts, joint utility accounts and etc.
For second submission we printed out everything all over again, refreshed dates and signed every freaking form. I certified Birth Certificate and my Workbook (requirements for my country) just in case they might need this too. I have gathered joint cohabitation proof as much as possible on top of that I had sent previously and attached Explanation Letter towards each bullet explaining why I can or can not provide and what alternative I offer. I wrote it from third person just it to be clear.
...And now I am freaking out that they might find smth else wrong cause it certainly would be another person who is checking my application.
Yeah it always depends on someone who's going through your papers. Never know the outcome. When i was sending it the second time I had a tought to add some sort of courtecy letter to butter them up a bit but changed my mind in the last moment.About the birth certificate, I had the same question and I called them and they said the translation is enough, as the translator put a copy of it saying she certified that's the truth copy. But I think that depends on the person who's gonna make the analysis of the application. About the signatures, I checked many times, I hope it's all good!
And good luck for you this time, hope everything goes well to everyone
Mine was returned because I submitted the translation of my Birth Certificate being done by a translator from India, and they wanted it to be done by a CIC Certified Translator.There were 3 reasons why:
1. IMM1344 wasn't signed in two places inside the application (not at the end). I don't know the reason why I missed it, but probably because first I had gathered all together and then we signed the forms; I simply missed it. It's common mistake amongst ppl which caused CIC to update this form and add some sort of picture of the human hand towards signature fields in this form. Special for idiots like me
2. I don't know if I understood it correct, as IRCC didn't send me precise instructions what to fix but clues in document checklist. They highlighted bulletpoints in this list and you can only guess what could go wrong.
I assume, I did not attach a certified copy of my Birth Certificate, I was quite sure that certified translation with attached copy of it made by certified translator agency is more than enough. And unfortunately it didn't work.
3. They also highlighted "Proof of Relationship" first bullet after you say "Yes" we live together. They wanted more documents like joint bank accounts, joint utility accounts and etc.
For second submission we printed out everything all over again, refreshed dates and signed every freaking form. I certified copies of Birth Certificate and my Workbook (requirements for my country) just in case they might need this too. I have gathered joint cohabitation proof as much as possible on top of that I had sent previously and attached Explanation Letter towards each bullet explaining why I can or can not provide some doc-s and what alternative I have to offer. I wrote it from third person just it to be clear.
...And now I am freaking out that they might find smth else wrong cause it certainly would be another person who is checking my application.
Somebody correct me if I am wrong but it seems to me that you became canadian citizen by birth, ie if he is your blood father, and he is a canadian citizen then despite the place of your birth you are canadian, hence you have never been sponsored.Hi there,
I have two quick questions.
I'm a Canadian citizen who obtained citizenship through my father. He applied for my citizenship while we were living in Jamaica, and I got it without having been a permanent resident or landed immigrant in Canada.
On the document checklist it asks whether I was sponsored for permanent residency, and if so, to put in the name of the Sponsor. Since I wasn't "technically" sponsored for PR, do I still say yes and put his name in?
Also, on the Application to Sponsor Item 7(c) asks whether my name was different at the time at which I became a PR. Do I fill out that section as well?
Would appreciate any feedback!
Thanks a lot
I believe this field would become gray after you have checked box: never been sponsored. Although they might ask if you changed it at all once in your lifetime. If you did then say "yes" and next field ask you to declare your "old" name (maiden for example).Also, on the Application to Sponsor Item 7(c) asks whether my name was different at the time at which I became a PR. Do I fill out that section as well?
Hello,Arminmor!!! I applied on March 3rd , inland from Quebec as a spouse of Canadian citizen. On March 7 they received it.Hello everyone,
Any in-land applications from Quebec?