Additional Documents

[mnagah]

Hi,

I submitted my citizenship application on June 2nd received in Sydney June 4th.

I used to live in Dubai and I now have my travel history from there in addition to my IS travel history. I didn't include these with my application. Can I send these additional documents to CIC and have them include it with my application as in think they're good proof of my residency obligation especially that some of the stamps are missing for my passport. I also want to avoid an RQ.

On another note, I forgot to mention in my residency calculator all the countries I travelled to within one trip. I always would go to Dubai first as it's home and travel from there and I noticed after I sent in the application that they requested all the countries I travelled to be mentioned within the trip. However, the absence amount was the same whether I mentioned all the countries or not. Will that be a problem?

Thanks

 

[pavneet32]

hey, i have the same issue.

Were you able to resolve this?

 

[blueshirt]

i think if you get an RQ (God forbid) you wont be asked to get travel history from your country as it is cumber sum due to transits and other reason. I think CIC acknowledges CBSA report and that should be fine. And with the new citizenship form you even don't have to send CBSA entries. they will fetch themselves as a routine procedure for even routine and none RQ applications. Hope this relieves you.

 

[Empirical-Scientist]

i think if you get an RQ (God forbid) you wont be asked to get travel history from your country as it is cumber sum due to transits and other reason. I think CIC acknowledges CBSA report and that should be fine. And with the new citizenship form you even don't have to send CBSA entries. they will fetch themselves as a routine procedure for even routine and none RQ applications. Hope this relieves you.

That's true, but if they check your passport (which they will for sure) during the interview (after the test) and they notice stamps of other countries that you have not declared in your Residency Calculator explanation, then you'll get an RQ most probably...

You cannot do anything at this point.