For all those who sent their applications today oct 11 2017 what mistakes did you make?

[jsm0085]

Can others verify this, please?

What do you need verified?

 

[Krutika]

What is your most recent immigration document?

Check your PR card. For me my first PR card only my middle name was shortened and my most recent rebewed PR car i have my full name on there.


There is a place to write all other names ill insert it there with the reason middle name if any this is just me no known rule oo

My most recent immigration document would be the PR card ..

 

[jsm0085]

Hopefully no mistake.

Why not just use their residence calculator. It takes guess work out of it.

Because if CIc come back with any questions, at all, it's good to have the entire package that was sent to them for reference.

 

[jsm0085]

My most recent immigration document would be the PR card ..

IRCC have explained the issue with your name On the card. They would absolutely want your full name on the application so don't worry.

 

[ibry]

My most recent immigration document would be the PR card ..

Enter full name
Tricky though

 

[ibry]

IRCC have explained the issue with your name On the card. They would absolutely want your full name on the application so don't worry.

@Krutika listen to what he said

 

[stalintouch]

I absolutely forgot to mention when I went to the border to land as a PR. Should I later on make a letter explaining that I forgot to include that trip?? And perhaps include my border crossing record. Should I just leave it like that?

 

[jsm0085]

I absolutely forgot to mention when I went to the border to land as a PR. Should I later on make a letter explaining that I forgot to include that trip?? And perhaps include my border crossing record. Should I just leave it like that?

I don't think it's needed. You should be fine.

 

[Krutika]

IRCC have explained the issue with your name On the card. They would absolutely want your full name on the application so don't worry.

Awesome thanks

 

[Krutika]

Enter full name
Tricky though

Thanks so much!

 

[stalintouch]

I don't think it's needed. You should be fine.

Awesome thanks

 

[Well Wisher]

I have put the documents in the below order! Yes, Photos first on the package as photos are in a small envelope so I didn't want to lose them.


1. Photos (In an envelope – written my full name and UCI # on the envelope)

2. Application – CIT 002 (signed and dated)

3. Physical presence calculator (signed and dated)

4. Photocopies of valid and expired passports (biographical pages only from both the passports)

5. Copy of confirmation of permanent residence (IMM 5292 or IMM 5688)

6. Copy of Permanent Resident Card (PR Card)

7. Photocopies of proof of English (Diploma certificate)

8. Photocopies of 2 pieces of ID (Drivers license and Passport copy)

9. Receipt of an application fee of $630.00 paid online

I hope you didn't missed the document Checklist CIT0007E-2 ??

 

[Well Wisher]

Well, for me what I had is:

1. Photos (In an envelope – written my full name on the back of photos - no UCI since they didn't ask)

2. Application – CIT 002 (signed and dated)

3. Physical presence calculator (signed and dated)

4. Photocopies of valid and expired passports (biographical pages only from both the passports)

5. Copy of confirmation of permanent residence (IMM 5292 or IMM 5688) - asked in the guide but not in the checklist, one of CoPR/PRC/etc

6. Photocopies of proof of English (Diploma certificate)

7. Photocopies of 1 pieces of ID (PR Card only since I had passports in the last 5 years)

8. Receipt of an application fee of $630.00 paid online

I noticed that many are submitting multiple IDs, including driver's license, health card. However, when I checked through the check list and instruction guide, the only think needed is one landing document (CoPR/PRC/etc) and one ID (I used PRC).

You didn't missed the document Checklist CIT0007E-2 ??

 

[duplex]

You didn't missed the document Checklist CIT0007E-2 ??

I had it included but didn't put it here.

 

[Natan]

What is this actually based on? If someone has 1095 or more days of residency (as per calculator) on 11th Oct they are golden. What are you saying? Someone with 1095+ days of residency as of oct 10th isn't eligible to apply under the new rules on oct 11th?

More than one person has reported the call centre instructing people to apply on the 12th. It would seem that even call centre operators are reading the statement with its plain English meaning.

Even if the law is clear that one can sign/submit their application on the 11th even though they would not be eligible to apply under the old rules, that does not mean that IRCC is working under the same interpretation. Even if the letter of the law is correct, applicants might be delayed while this is adjudicated.

We delayed signing/submitting our application until today, the 12th. It seemed a safe precaution, considering the very clear and plain meaning of the statements on the application and in the instruction guide.