I do have a scanner on my smartphone, or camera photos will do, because I think the scanner works better on flat pages, while for the passport you need to hold it.
Online citizenship test completed, waiting for next steps
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I believe I can convert normal images to PDF without any scanner app. Would that work?
Since im from UAE , i was under 18 so I had student visa but i was a residence, later i purchased a working visa although i was not working . It was really hard to explain the officer. She said u were working ? i said No , she said then why u have a job ?
If you use iPhone or iPad, you can use Files app to scan multiple pages in one PDF file.
Nothing to worry this is just the next step for most people. Open the email on your computer for some reason the date/ time wasn’t visible on my iPhone. If it’s really not there just email back and ask the officer.
make a journal of exit entry stamps, make sure u have a valid reason for travel.
Can there be an invalid reason for travel? Does all travel have to be "government approved"?
Yeah...I don't think I need to make a journal because I checked my GCMS notes when I ordered them almost three months ago and IRCC have been able to account for 3/4 visits I've made in the last ten years, and I have stamps proving the duration of the 4th visit wasn't accounted for in my passport.
Do you mind sharing how to confirm their decision in accounting visits from the GCMS notes?
Look at the ELIGIBILITY ABSENCE section of the GCMS notes.
valid in the sense if you were there for like 3 months or more and not just leisure
they will ask you about the gaps most likey or just verify your status of the place you travelled to and why and some information about your family.
Hi everyone,
In the body of the IRCC interview invitation I noticed that, in addition to wording related to questions about language and residency, "You (I) will also be asked to answer any concerns we (IRCC) may have about your (my) application in order to help determine if you meet all the requirements for citizenship.
Now I'm worried that IRCC has concerns about my application. Has anyone seen similar wording in their interview invitation letters? Am I going crazy and reading too much into this whole process?!
In the body of the IRCC interview invitation I noticed that, in addition to wording related to questions about language and residency, "You (I) will also be asked to answer any concerns we (IRCC) may have about your (my) application in order to help determine if you meet all the requirements for citizenship.
Now I'm worried that IRCC has concerns about my application. Has anyone seen similar wording in their interview invitation letters? Am I going crazy and reading too much into this whole process?!
Nothing to worry, its verification of ur documents, got worried too, its like a job interview u know u get nervous but in the process u will be fine..just make sure all ur documents u included un ur citizenship application is close to u..like everything...so its handy...goodluck...ur almost at the end of the finish line