has XXX applied to IRCC before? NO

[DBOR]

GUYS,

I replied to the question (has XXX applied to IRCC before?) with no... I study in Canada with a study permit!

Now I got ITA.. some ppl say the answer to this question should be yes.. is it true?

Can I fix this now after ITA or my application will be rejected!

seriously the question is not clear at all!!!

PLEASE HELP...

 

[DBOR]

guys please help

 

[hitesh0414]

GUYS,

I replied to the question (has XXX applied to IRCC before?) with no... I study in Canada with a study permit!

Now I got ITA.. some ppl say the answer to this question should be yes.. is it true?

Can I fix this now after ITA or my application will be rejected!

seriously the question is not clear at all!!!

PLEASE HELP...

As far as I know ..it should have been 'YES' as you applied for study permit and got it. for question related like " Has xxx been refused visa...." should be 'NO' as your study permit application was approved.

 

[DBOR]

As far as I know ..it should have been 'YES' as you applied for study permit and got it. for question related like " Has xxx been refused visa...." should be 'NO' as your study permit application was approved.

If i fix it now will this be misrepresentation and my appplication will be rejected?

 

[hitesh0414]

Inform it to IRCC as soon as possible and explain that you got confused or whatsoever the reason was. I think it will go through. I don't want to scare you but you know, at the end of the day the discretion lies with the powers of visa officer.

 

[DBOR]

Inform it to IRCC as soon as possible and explain that you got confused or whatsoever the reason was. I think it will go through. I don't want to scare you but you know, at the end of the day the discretion lies with the powers of visa officer.

Man everytime i apply for this thing something turns out to be wrong!

Seriously I dont need it anymore!

 

[sandra02]

GUYS,

I replied to the question (has XXX applied to IRCC before?) with no... I study in Canada with a study permit!

Now I got ITA.. some ppl say the answer to this question should be yes.. is it true?

Can I fix this now after ITA or my application will be rejected!

seriously the question is not clear at all!!!

PLEASE HELP...

You are submitting ePR right now? It will be asked again,you can answer"yes".

 

[DBOR]

You are submitting ePR right now? It will be asked again,you can answer"yes".

What is ePR?.. i recieved invitation to apply.... now im filling all the info and i have the same question again..

 

[sandra02]

What is ePR?.. i recieved invitation to apply.... now im filling all the info and i have the same question again..

Submitting your documention after ITA.
You can answer correctly now. The application is asking this again.

 

[nokia3315]

You are submitting ePR right now? It will be asked again,you can answer"yes".

I think in eAPR they ask - has the applicant applied for PR before ?

 

[sandra02]

I think in eAPR they ask - has the applicant applied for PR before ?

Really? I have to look at again.

 

[BBeard]

Its a confusing question IMO, I have studied in Canada as well but the question sounds more like "Have you applied for PR before?".
I answered with NO as well.

 

[DelPiero07]

If you've applied for a study/visitor/work permit then the answer is "yes" to "has XXX applied to IRCC before?" question.

Period.

 

[M.Gouda]

If you've applied for a study/visitor/work permit then the answer is "yes" to "has XXX applied to IRCC before?" question.

Period.

Really? I have to look at again.

Its a confusing question IMO, I have studied in Canada as well but the question sounds more like "Have you applied for PR before?".
I answered with NO as well.

I think in eAPR they ask - has the applicant applied for PR before ?

Inform it to IRCC as soon as possible and explain that you got confused or whatsoever the reason was. I think it will go through. I don't want to scare you but you know, at the end of the day the discretion lies with the powers of visa officer.

Folks,

I'm in the same boat and did the same mistake "just like everyone I know applying from Canada ".. I answered "no" while ironically chose country of residence as Canada and mentioned that am a student and a graduate of Canada in the application ..

Dear senior level forum members what should we do? If we fix it in eAPR and humbly explained in the LOE, would we be rejected?

 

[x.75]

Bumping this thread up.
Does anybody who made this mistake and raised a CSE got PPR recently ?
It will help others to know how this mistake affects your application.