Decoy24601
Champion Member
- Aug 13, 2015
- 52
- Category........
- Visa Office......
- Ottawa
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- App. Filed.......
- 06-04-2016
- AOR Received.
- 28-04-2016
- File Transfer...
- SA 27-05-2016
- Med's Done....
- 23-03-2016 Upfront
- Interview........
- Waived
- VISA ISSUED...
- 07-06-2016
- LANDED..........
- 06-07-2016
I have good news from Mississauga today! Not SA, but a sign that they have looked at my application. I had a voluntary withdrawal that I forgot to mention in my PR application. I emailed Mississauga this before I even got AOR:
"After submitting my application for permanent residence I realized that I made a mistake on IMM5669E Question 6 Part E. I checked the box that I had not been refused admission to Canada, when I have. What happened was that last July (I do not remember the exact date) I tried to enter Canada and visit my husband (then boyfriend). Because I was in the process of moving from Alaska to Washington I didn't have strong enough ties to the US. However, the CBSA officer did allow me in for three days. She seized my passport and told me to return on the third day, collect my passport, and leave Canada. When I came back she gave my passport back and had me sign a "voluntary withdrawal" and said I could come back when I have stronger ties to the US. I was not aware that this counted as being refused entry, since I was actually allowed into Canada for a few days. I am still unsure whether or not this was a refusal of entry, but I realized that I failed to mention this in the application and I wish to correct it."
Along with every bit of info I could give them about my husband and I to identify us. I received this email from Mississauga today:
"Dear Client,
Thank you for contacting Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
We have received your supporting documents and have attached them to your application.
If further information is needed, the responsible office may contact you.
Please visit the online Help Centre or our website for further information. You can search by typing keywords"
I didn't even submit a case specific enquiry! I just tracked down the email for Mississauga. This is such a relief. I think early April applicants should be expecting SA soon!
"After submitting my application for permanent residence I realized that I made a mistake on IMM5669E Question 6 Part E. I checked the box that I had not been refused admission to Canada, when I have. What happened was that last July (I do not remember the exact date) I tried to enter Canada and visit my husband (then boyfriend). Because I was in the process of moving from Alaska to Washington I didn't have strong enough ties to the US. However, the CBSA officer did allow me in for three days. She seized my passport and told me to return on the third day, collect my passport, and leave Canada. When I came back she gave my passport back and had me sign a "voluntary withdrawal" and said I could come back when I have stronger ties to the US. I was not aware that this counted as being refused entry, since I was actually allowed into Canada for a few days. I am still unsure whether or not this was a refusal of entry, but I realized that I failed to mention this in the application and I wish to correct it."
Along with every bit of info I could give them about my husband and I to identify us. I received this email from Mississauga today:
"Dear Client,
Thank you for contacting Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
We have received your supporting documents and have attached them to your application.
If further information is needed, the responsible office may contact you.
Please visit the online Help Centre or our website for further information. You can search by typing keywords"
I didn't even submit a case specific enquiry! I just tracked down the email for Mississauga. This is such a relief. I think early April applicants should be expecting SA soon!