Does anyone know if there is any consequence in correcting an error through webform in the work/education section on the citizenship app form? I have gotten AOR, but I am almost dying of paranoia. Please advise if I should just correct it or I should wait till test.
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what did you respond for question 9CDoes anyone know if there is any consequence in correcting an error through webform in the work/education section on the citizenship app form? I have gotten AOR, but I am almost dying of paranoia. Please advise if I should just correct it or I should wait till test.
I answered NO as i have never been out of Canada since i came over 6 years ago. I have zero travels and i applied with over 1500 dayswhat did you respond for question 9C
Send in the correction using the Webform + send the Sydney office a letter explaining the mistake and correction (put the AOR # and UCI on there). You have nothing to panic over.Does anyone know if there is any consequence in correcting an error through webform in the work/education section on the citizenship app form? I have gotten AOR, but I am almost dying of paranoia. Please advise if I should just correct it or I should wait till test.
Was it worth correcting in your own opinion?I had few mistakes in my application. I am not going to correct any as far as they did not ask me for further information. This is a personal opinion. There is a saying in my culture that I will not share because it is 18+ only
This seem like a bit of work. Thought I only needed to correct through webform, didn't know that i have to send a letter to Sydney againSend in the correction using the Webform + send the Sydney office a letter explaining the mistake and correction (put the AOR # and UCI on there). You have nothing to panic over.
Really? Writing a single-page letter and mailing it is work?This seem like a bit of work. Thought I only needed to correct through webform, didn't know that i have to send a letter to Sydney again
That's not my point. My point is that using the web form should suffice, why send a letter to Sydney ?Really? Writing a single-page letter and mailing it is work?
if its not abroad residency related, canada inside residency calculator, or place of birth mistakes there is nothing to worry.
what u want to correct? I wouldnt do anything after i get AOR until they request it stuff. My Mom told me Sometimes trying too much hard being honest can backfire after admitted i slapped a bully kid while at principal office while she their which caused me suspended for 2 weeks but the bully didnt get suspended because he was denying he was aggressor.
what u want to correct? I wouldnt do anything after i get AOR until they request it stuff. My Mom told me Sometimes trying too much hard being honest can backfire after admitted i slapped a bully kid while at principal office while she their which caused me suspended for 2 weeks but the bully didnt get suspended because he was denying he was aggressor.
Because there are people who filled the webform and didn't hear anything back at all from CIC, including for things as straight forward as an address change.That's not my point. My point is that using the web form should suffice, why send a letter to Sydney ?
Call cic and get the fax no of the office that is dealing with your case, they should know where the application is being processed. Send updated info via fax. It is always a good to update and have correct information with the cic.
If you updated via web form, you have fullfiled your duty and can even further updated during interview with confirmation that you already sent it earlier via web form. Keep proof of web update, print screen or something.
If you updated via web form, you have fullfiled your duty and can even further updated during interview with confirmation that you already sent it earlier via web form. Keep proof of web update, print screen or something.
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I don't know your specific issue, but I sent a correction through Webform, which cic accepted.
For an address in the address history, I had incorrectly typed Oct 2012 till Aug 2012. It should have been Oct 2012 till Aug 2013. I sent a message that it was typographical error.
For an address in the address history, I had incorrectly typed Oct 2012 till Aug 2012. It should have been Oct 2012 till Aug 2013. I sent a message that it was typographical error.
I will also use a webform+ courier to add a reason on my physical presence. I have been confused over this point, that should I add it or not. My question is that when I update my physical presence and add a reason to one of my travels- do i have to sign that again?
Its not a mistake that can affect any decision making. Over a year buffer and no travel at all, not just during eligibility period but since entering the country. The mistake is not seperating volunteer from actual work. Let's say u were a volunteer before u got hired few month later by the same company, so i forgot to split it.