Hello!
I just submitted my outland family sponsorship application for Common law spouse. Sponsor is Canadian and applicant is American. I made a small mistake / typo on form 5669 and 5406. For my parents' date of birth, I put the wrong year for them both. It was a stupid mistake. I had them being born 1 year later than their actual DOB. I didn't realize this dumb mistake until I had mailed out the application. I don't plan on sponsoring my parents for a Canadian visa anytime soon.
Questions for the group -
1. Will this negatively affect my application or cause it to be rejected?
2. What is the best way to fix this issue? I was planning to wait until my account is linked online (I haven't received an AOR or a UCI # yet as I just mailed it yesterday). And then once I receive the AOR and UCI# use the web form to send in a letter explaining my mistake and the corrected / updated forms. Is this the best approach? Is there anything else I could do to help fix this issue?
I'm a bit stressed out and would hate to have this small mistake cost me the visa approval. I also hope it doesn't come off as misrepresentation because it was just a typo...so I'd definitely appreciate any advice from everyone about how to fix this.
Thanks!
I just submitted my outland family sponsorship application for Common law spouse. Sponsor is Canadian and applicant is American. I made a small mistake / typo on form 5669 and 5406. For my parents' date of birth, I put the wrong year for them both. It was a stupid mistake. I had them being born 1 year later than their actual DOB. I didn't realize this dumb mistake until I had mailed out the application. I don't plan on sponsoring my parents for a Canadian visa anytime soon.
Questions for the group -
1. Will this negatively affect my application or cause it to be rejected?
2. What is the best way to fix this issue? I was planning to wait until my account is linked online (I haven't received an AOR or a UCI # yet as I just mailed it yesterday). And then once I receive the AOR and UCI# use the web form to send in a letter explaining my mistake and the corrected / updated forms. Is this the best approach? Is there anything else I could do to help fix this issue?
I'm a bit stressed out and would hate to have this small mistake cost me the visa approval. I also hope it doesn't come off as misrepresentation because it was just a typo...so I'd definitely appreciate any advice from everyone about how to fix this.
Thanks!
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