Help pls - Country of residence

[maratdirk]

Hi,

I am in AOR status, but I just realized that when I filled out the EE form (before ITA), I filled the country of residence the same as my nationality, since I thought it means permanent residence. When I filled the form (after ITA), I noticed that it means the currently lived country, so I changed it to U.S.

Could anyone please advise what should I do now? Should I contact CIC? and how?

Thanks in advance.

 

[DelPiero07]

Hi,

I am in AOR status, but I just realized that when I filled out the EE form (before ITA), I filled the country of residence the same as my nationality, since I thought it means permanent residence. When I filled the form (after ITA), I noticed that it means the currently lived country, so I changed it to U.S.

Could anyone please advise what should I do now? Should I contact CIC? and how?

Thanks in advance.

There's nothing to do.

 

[maratdirk]

Oh, so I just leave it as it is? Do I need to provide a short explanation?

 

[maratdirk]

Could anybody help? Do I need to raise a CSE or include a short letter when I submit my FBI PCC? Thanks.

 

[pitico55]

Could anybody help? Do I need to raise a CSE or include a short letter when I submit my FBI PCC? Thanks.

you just updated the info you entered before ITA after ITA. that's fine. there nothing to do.

 

[maratdirk]

So I dont need to explain?

 

[maratdirk]

you just updated the info you entered before ITA after ITA. that's fine. there nothing to do.

So I don't need to explain?

 

[santhkum90]

So I don't need to explain?

You just mention in LOE, that you are residing in US and will have to apply for FBI PCC. I don't think you can do anything else

 

[craig123]

Could anybody help? Do I need to raise a CSE or include a short letter when I submit my FBI PCC? Thanks.

Do not do anything. Chances are if the officer is confused he will raise an ADR asking you to submit IMM5562 form which asks for all your visits. If asked to submit IMM5562 you can add a LOE explaining what you did before ITA and after ITA and why they were different.