adding additional documents to citizenship application

[Nomi2012]

sorry for my ignorance but what is NOA stands for?

Notice Of Assessments

 

[saywisdom]

Have anyone on this forum tried to add some complementary documents (NOA, T4, Health record,...) while the application in process?

 

[jell9050]

I am planning to send some additional documents this week like NOA,T4 statements etc. I dont know how helpful will those be.

 

[rayman_m]

I am planning to send some additional documents this week like NOA,T4 statements etc. I dont know how helpful will those be.

As per new application form of 02-2014, under work documents T4, NOA became essential documents. Additional could be passport pages with stamps, CBSA, Health Record, Lease/Title etc..

 

[jell9050]

I applied in jan 2014, so these documents were not required at that time. Is it a good idea to send them now?

 

[jell9050]

Any advise on my last question?

 

[rayman_m]

Any advise on my last question?

No don't send anything unless they ask you to submit. If your application is processed then you will need these documents ready during your interview with office if ask you to show them..

 

[ScubaC]

Hi Guys,

It seems this has changed? Has the wording changed under the question 6F?

Can someone confirm if it has changed?

I am looking at the form from May 2014 it states:

"6. F Work and education history in the past four (4) years before the date of your application: See section 6 -
"Step 2. Complete the application"
and section 4 - "
Step 1.
Gather documents
" in the instruction guide.
If you answered yes to questions A and/or B, list your work and/or education history (inside and outside Canada) in the past four (4) years, including the city and country,
starting with your most recent. If you were not employed (i.e. you were unemployed, retired, homemaker, etc.) you must indicate the reason for being unemployed and confirm
the dates of your unemployment under "Work/Education" and indicate the time period. Do not exclude any period of time during the past four (4) years. Do not leave this section
blank. If you do, your application will be returned to you. If you answered yes to attending an educational institution, you must provide photocopies of your education records.
(See instruction guide for examples of education records.)

A) Have you worked in the last four (4) years?

B) Have you attended an educational institution in the last four (4) years or participated in English/French language training?

 

[thecoolguysam]

Hi Guys,

It seems this has changed? Has the wording changed under the question 6F?

Can someone confirm if it has changed?

I am looking at the form from May 2014 it states:

"6. F Work and education history in the past four (4) years before the date of your application: See section 6 -
"Step 2. Complete the application"
and section 4 - "
Step 1.
Gather documents
" in the instruction guide.
If you answered yes to questions A and/or B, list your work and/or education history (inside and outside Canada) in the past four (4) years, including the city and country,
starting with your most recent. If you were not employed (i.e. you were unemployed, retired, homemaker, etc.) you must indicate the reason for being unemployed and confirm
the dates of your unemployment under "Work/Education" and indicate the time period. Do not exclude any period of time during the past four (4) years. Do not leave this section
blank. If you do, your application will be returned to you. If you answered yes to attending an educational institution, you must provide photocopies of your education records.
(See instruction guide for examples of education records.)

A) Have you worked in the last four (4) years?

B) Have you attended an educational institution in the last four (4) years or participated in English/French language training?

People in this forum has reported that the old form used to ask work records but now in the new form you don't need to send work records. You just need to send education records.

 

[aed]

Hi Guys,

It seems this has changed? Has the wording changed under the question 6F?

Can someone confirm if it has changed?

I am looking at the form from May 2014 it states:

"6. F Work and education history in the past four (4) years before the date of your application: See section 6 -
"Step 2. Complete the application"
and section 4 - "
Step 1.
Gather documents
" in the instruction guide.
If you answered yes to questions A and/or B, list your work and/or education history (inside and outside Canada) in the past four (4) years, including the city and country,
starting with your most recent. If you were not employed (i.e. you were unemployed, retired, homemaker, etc.) you must indicate the reason for being unemployed and confirm
the dates of your unemployment under "Work/Education" and indicate the time period. Do not exclude any period of time during the past four (4) years. Do not leave this section
blank. If you do, your application will be returned to you. If you answered yes to attending an educational institution, you must provide photocopies of your education records.
(See instruction guide for examples of education records.)

A) Have you worked in the last four (4) years?

B) Have you attended an educational institution in the last four (4) years or participated in English/French language training?

Yes, the form changed. Work records are not needed anymore.

 

[arambi]

Yes, the form changed. Work records are not needed anymore.

Others on this forum have reported some success after sending additional or non-required documents (NOA, T4, Paystubs, etc)
Althought no direct link can me made... we have not heard of a case where sending additional or non-required documents did hurt someone application... I guess it's a personal call...

 

[aed]

Others on this forum have reported some success after sending additional or non-required documents (NOA, T4, Paystubs, etc)
Althought no direct link can me made... we have not heard of a case where sending additional or non-required documents did hurt someone application... I guess it's a personal call...

I was successful, but at the time I sent my application, it was a requirement. I guess it's a personal call.