No, these chances are not tracked. No need to worry.Guys.. if I reject ITA and change some info., does cic track these changes?
Hi Legalfalcon,
I am FSWO with May 28 AOR. I logged into my application for d 1st time after submission today & i saw that i made an error in my upload.
I was very detailed in uploading my documents or so i thought. I have 2 employment records for my former & current jobs. While uploading the documents it only showed Employment Record 1 and Employment Record 2. I uploaded for d 2 jobs in the separate sections. Upon seeing it after upload & submission it shows d job title beside each record which was not so before submission.
Since i have uploaded documents for Job A in Job B and Job B for Job A, seniors have advised that i should raise a CSE. My questions are;
1-Can dis lead to a rejection. Have u seen any case such as this before.
This cannot lead to rejection.
2- Do I need to load any document like LOE while sending the CSE?
No, just send a CSE, keep it simple and explain that you inadvertently added Job A documents to Job B and vice versa.
3-Do I need to reattach the job reference letters for the 2 jobs or will what I sent earlier suffice?
No need to add documents again.
Thanks for the clarification @legalfalconThanks for the reply @legalfalcon ...
One more question to all experienced memebers: with regards to name abbreviation
Common question for both cases below, will we (my spouse and I) need to submit a signed affidavit declaring one and same person (along with noting in our personal details that other names have been used)? :
a. For my spouse, the education certificate and marksheets, abbreviate the last name, for instance if first name is "John" and last name is "Doe", educational certs say "John D.". These are edcational degrees for which we had claimed points in EE/for ITA.
For this you should execute an affidavit and explain in the LoE.
b. In our bank accounts, a the middle portion of my first name is abbreviated to a middle initial. For instance, in my passport and in the EE/postITA profile, the First/Given Name is noted as "Jane Mary" and last name as "Doe", however, in bank accounts, the name is noted as "Jane M Doe"
For this reason an affidavit is not required as most organization only need a middle initial and not the whole name, so it is not required.
(note: names obfuscated to maintain privacy).
Thank you very much for your detailed response +1You will be informing IRCC for the PoF, but there is no requirement to add your child to your application, as he will be a citizen by birth. If you read my answers to your questions above, you will have to ensure that you have the required PoF, but that is it. No need to submit any documents or other formalities.
In terms of letting IRCC know, you will have to inform them, but only for the purpose of PoF. Even though added a LoE, you should send a CSE, after your child is born and inform them that you have a adequate PoF, as filed with your application, and that is all what is required.
Simply select "Permanent residence" for all general queries for application. It does not matter much what subject you select here.Thank you legalfalcon. Please what should i select when i raise the CSE. I see a range of options on the page such as 'replacement documents, amendments to documents & verification of status documents' or 'Permanent residence(Applied online)'.
i dont wanna make another mistake. Thanks
YEs. You are right.Thanks for the clarification @legalfalcon
For situation a. above, I am assuming, in the personal history section for my spouse, I can go in and specify that other names have been used as "Yes"
For situation b. above, should I just mention in LoE to clarify?
If you raise a CSE, you will get a standard canned response that your application is within normal processing times. There is no harm in trying though, but don't be too optimistic.Hi legalfalcon
Today i completed 6 months since AOR. I understand the application will take more time as it was on hold earlier, but do u think ircc will give information about the progress if I raise CSE or send email? Thanks
If your spouse is on the application, then either of your can show the funds in your bank account. It does not have to be the Primary applicant. If you have sent the funds to him in US, that is fine too. IRCC will not ask the source if you meet the requirements of 6 months average balance.Hello Legal falcon,
My question is on POF.
My spouse sent the pof to my account and I fixed the sum. I planned to show proof of transfer and have him write a declaration letter to this effect.
My question is, can his bank statement be requested or the source of his funds be requested.
I ask because he is a student in the US at the moment and not working.
Or should I just ask my mum to prepare a gift deed that it was sent to us by her.
A lot of applicants are seeing this. This is most likely because of the recent changes to the Express Entry. It is more of a technical issue. Give 1-2 days and check again. By then I hope that the issue would have been resolved.Hi Legalfalcon today there is something is updated like UCI number for PA and dependents and even in the
Review of additional documents We need additional documents to process your application. Check your messages below for details.
But nothing is there and we all are discussing about this and many of the forum has same status so what do you think?Is it glitch?
Thanks in advance,
Rabin