Hi everyone... I thought my constant worrying was over after the ceremony... Not really lol
Okay, long story short, I asked one of my bosses to be my guarantor (he has known both me and my spouse for 3+ years).
He gladly agreed to fill out the section. I don't know why he would panic on the phone, considering he has done it many times for other people but when Passport Canada office called him, he said he made a few mistakes.
We all know that they ask questions that most of us are not prepared to answer right off the bat... He more or less answered most of her questions (so he says), but he made a very crucial mistake where he signed the form on the 24th, but (I don't know why), he told her he signed both pictures and the form on the 25th. She asked him a few times are you sure? He said yes, absolutely... That was obviously a mistake on his part, there was no malice involved, but he says he thought he signed it on the 25th so he decided to insist that he signed it on the 25th... Not a very smart move, the situation did not require any of this but this is what happened (out of my control unfortunately)....
Anyways, it is what it is now, to err is human, but my question to the seniors is, is that a potential problem?
I am scheduled to leave for my trip in less than 2 weeks and I am now worried that they might ask me to reapply because of him...
Thanks...
Okay, long story short, I asked one of my bosses to be my guarantor (he has known both me and my spouse for 3+ years).
He gladly agreed to fill out the section. I don't know why he would panic on the phone, considering he has done it many times for other people but when Passport Canada office called him, he said he made a few mistakes.
We all know that they ask questions that most of us are not prepared to answer right off the bat... He more or less answered most of her questions (so he says), but he made a very crucial mistake where he signed the form on the 24th, but (I don't know why), he told her he signed both pictures and the form on the 25th. She asked him a few times are you sure? He said yes, absolutely... That was obviously a mistake on his part, there was no malice involved, but he says he thought he signed it on the 25th so he decided to insist that he signed it on the 25th... Not a very smart move, the situation did not require any of this but this is what happened (out of my control unfortunately)....
Anyways, it is what it is now, to err is human, but my question to the seniors is, is that a potential problem?
I am scheduled to leave for my trip in less than 2 weeks and I am now worried that they might ask me to reapply because of him...
Thanks...
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