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Someone in my whatsapp group consisting of people with aor's in march just reporting receiving her pppr from that same VO just a few minutes ago.... hang on to hope!

Nope, proof of the relationship documents are not mandatory documents so you do not get rejected for not providing them. However, you should provide them in order to get the 5 points for FSW eligibility. So if you still have a total of the required 67 points without those 5 points from having a...

To claim the points, you need to prove that your uncle still lives in Canada. The document submitted usually is a utility bill. Even though your uncle may be outside Canada at the moment, the bills may still be in his name, alongside his wife's name of course. If that is the case, you can submit...

What you should know is that even though mentioning your relative would not add any points to your CRS, it does to your program eligibility points which is cut off at 67. Having a relative adds 5 points to it so if removing those 5 points still puts you above the 67 mark, you can safely remove...

The proof of relationship documents are not part of the mandatory documents so your application cannot be rejected as incomplete. However, if you need those 5 points to gain the required 67 points for Program eligibility, your application could be rejected if the visa officer disregards your...

ITA: 4TH JAN AOR: 28TH MARCH Kindly add me to the group

Yeah, I was quite worried about that piece of advice too. I think I'd rather not mention it at all.

I have no intention of sponsoring my father in the future as he is very fine where he is now so whether his ban or permanent or not is the least of my concerns. What interests me is it's possible impact on my application. Thanks for all your help

Thank you all very much for your responses. At least, they allayed my anxieties, till I talk to the immigration lawyer

Thanks for your input..... anybody else with a different view?

Thanks a lot for that piece of advice. I'll however be glad to hear what members have to say about that first, especially those who've ever been in a situation like that

Back in the year 2000, my father was issued a 6-months temporary resident visa to Canada but grossly overstayed till 2007 when he was forcefully removed. I just got ITA in the last draw and getting things ready to apply when my brother called my attention to the fact that our dad overstaying...

Hello all, I just received my ITA and I'm really stoked. There is however one issue that's getting me worried. A couple of years ago, my aunt, in her FSW application, listed me a dependent child. The VO was not satisfied that I meet the criteria for dependent child since my aunt didn't adopt me...