Try calling a Canada number from your office desk. It won't work from regular phone.s_spiff said:Does anyone have a number that I can contact cic visa office from United States. The numbers given in this thread cannot be called from USA. Or is there a way around it?
I had faced similar issue when I tried to call Wes, but finally succeeded calling from desk.s_spiff said:Ah. I've been trying using cell phones and google voice. Both of which haven't worked out once it forwards me to the visa office phone number.
Hey,s_spiff said:Ah. I've been trying using cell phones and google voice. Both of which haven't worked out once it forwards me to the visa office phone number.
When u call, they will send u the link for the webform only. They cannot request to reopen anyways...arrayofhope said:Hey,
Don't waste too much time trying to reach them via phone.
What you should be doing right now is to raise a Case Specific Enquiry through the Webform. You can do this by yourself and this is the best way to reach IRCC!! Write a clear message indicating that the Police certificate was in fact uploaded and it was probably a human error by the Visa officer.
Even if you reach them by phone, they are going to ask you to raise a CSE!! Make sure you include your UCI number, this should be on the top of the rejection letter you received and express entry application number and other details. You will also be able to upload a file in the end of this process and if you so wish you can at a strong letter with your signature.
Do this ASAP!!!
Thanks! I did that as soon as I received the notification from CIC that my application was cancelled. I have pretty much given up on this application. I plan on creating a new express entry profile and trying that out. Let's see.arrayofhope said:Hey,
Don't waste too much time trying to reach them via phone.
What you should be doing right now is to raise a Case Specific Enquiry through the Webform. You can do this by yourself and this is the best way to reach IRCC!! Write a clear message indicating that the Police certificate was in fact uploaded and it was probably a human error by the Visa officer.
Even if you reach them by phone, they are going to ask you to raise a CSE!! Make sure you include your UCI number, this should be on the top of the rejection letter you received and express entry application number and other details. You will also be able to upload a file in the end of this process and if you so wish you can at a strong letter with your signature.
Do this ASAP!!!
Oh, that won't hurt either. Good luck next time.s_spiff said:Thanks! I did that as soon as I received the notification from CIC that my application was cancelled. I have pretty much given up on this application. I plan on creating a new express entry profile and trying that out. Let's see.
The one time I spoke to someone they said they can't do anything about it. Suggested that I use the online website. I filed a CSE last week. Haven't heard back.. don't know if I will.ritchie_v said:When u call, they will send u the link for the webform only. They cannot request to reopen anyways...
But it is worth calling and checking if they find anything else and what exactly is going on. If there r further notes from officers (gcms takes a month)...
Take care
s_spiff said:The one time I spoke to someone they said they can't do anything about it. Suggested that I use the online website. I filed a CSE last week. Haven't heard back.. don't know if I will.
That sounds like fun! Which means by then my FBI letter will have expired. So they'll get to drag on everything for a few more weeks! Fantastic!sam_dawkins said:it's going to take time. 3-4 weeks more or less. One of my friend's PR got rejected 1 month ago stating that his passport has expired but his passport will expire in 2021. So his lawyer raised CSE. After 4 weeks his application was reopened and he was asked to re-upload all of his documents.
You can reach IRCC call center through Global Affairs Canada, try this number: 1-613-944-4000s_spiff said:Does anyone have a number that I can contact cic visa office from United States. The numbers given in this thread cannot be called from USA. Or is there a way around it?
The PCC for both applicants were uploaded. The dates mentioned in the rejection specifically apply to me (based on the year mentioned - 2009). Both PCC (FBI and Indian Consulate) do not provide specific dates and addresses. CIC guidelines do not require the PCC to mention dates/addresses.Que Em said:You can reach IRCC call center through Global Affairs Canada, try this number: 1-613-944-4000
Regarding the cancellation, did you upload PCC(s) for your dependent, as well? And if so, did the dates mentioned cover your dependent's address history correctly?
I suppose you meant date range? Both PCCs have issue date on them.s_spiff said:The PCC for both applicants were uploaded. The dates mentioned in the rejection specifically apply to me (based on the year mentioned - 2009). Both PCC (FBI and Indian Consulate) do not provide specific dates and addresses. CIC guidelines do not require the PCC to mention dates/addresses.
I was just wondering if the cancellation had anything to do with your dependent's PCC. But, based on this, "Your Police certificate from India was not provided. This document is required based on address/background history from January 2006 to July 2009. It appears you resided six months or more in that country...", it seems the officer was somehow unable to find your PCC from India.DEEPCUR said:I suppose you meant date range? Both PCCs have issue date on them.