attaching a job offer to application

[Anova]

Hello members,

Do you recommend attaching to the Canadian citizenship application a copy of a job offer/contract (from abroad)?

(just to let them know i will be leaving soon?)

please help on this

Thanks

 

[era1521]

Hello members,

Do you recommend attaching to the Canadian citizenship application a copy of a job offer/contract (from abroad)?

(just to let them know i will be leaving soon?)

please help on this

Thanks

Sure, what a heck. How soon you want leave?
On this grounds apply for urgent processing. Tell them in a cover letter to grant you on the spot the citizenship and they can reach your in the airport lounge.

 

[Anova]

Sure, what a heck. How soon you want leave?
On this grounds apply for urgent processing. Tell them in a cover letter to grant you on the spot the citizenship and they can reach your in the airport lounge.

I really don't appreciate a sarcastic reply.

If you don't have something good to say, don't say at all!

I thought this forum is for all questions on Canadian citizenship and recommendations. Your post doesn't help at all.

 

[walmzd]

Hello members,

Do you recommend attaching to the Canadian citizenship application a copy of a job offer/contract (from abroad)?

(just to let them know i will be leaving soon?)

please help on this

Thanks

In the current rule, this will lead to a guaranteed RQ. After the new rule is applied, this will be considered as an intention to leave Canada after granting citizenship and the citizenship may not be granted at all!

 

[Anova]

In the current rule, this will lead to a guaranteed RQ. After the new rule is applied, this will be considered as an intention to leave Canada after granting citizenship and the citizenship may not be granted at all!

Thank you for the reply. though other people recommended i do this (even a consultant!) but i won't be taking risks on this.

 

[MUFC]

It's ridiculous what kind of info and advices can come out from the immigration consultants.

 

[Munchenxx]

RADICULOUS IDEA...

PLEASE EVERYONE, JUST INCLUDE WHAT IS REQUIRED EXACTLY BY THE CHECK LIST...AND STOP DOING STUPID THINGS TRYING TO AVOID POTENTIAL RQ.

YOU WILL ALL BE FINE,KEEP CALM ,OK?

 

[Anova]

RADICULOUS IDEA...

PLEASE EVERYONE, JUST INCLUDE WHAT IS REQUIRED EXACTLY BY THE CHECK LIST...AND STOP DOING STUPID THINGS TRYING TO AVOID POTENTIAL RQ.

YOU WILL ALL BE FINE,KEEP CALM ,OK?

thank you.

Assuming on date of interview, the judge asked where do i live or what am i doing abroad? what should my reply be?

 

[neutral]

thank you.

Assuming on date of interview, the judge asked where do i live or what am i doing abroad? what should my reply be?

What about ..... the TRUTH?

 

[Anova]

What about ..... the TRUE?

I don't mind saying the truth... in fact, it is much easier on me.

the only issue is that i dont want the Judge to doubt my intentions on returning to live to Canada, because eventually that is what i want to do after my job contract is over... so i don't want to risk an RQ

 

[MUFC]

Everybody can receive a RQ. There are many cases reported here of applicants with straight forward easy applications which have ended up with RQs.

 

[era1521]

I don't mind saying the truth... in fact, it is much easier on me.

the only issue is that i dont want the Judge to doubt my intentions on returning to live to Canada, because eventually that is what i want to do after my job contract is over... so i don't want to risk an RQ

So then will be your word against....
whata prick you are.

Sarcasm is the least of your concerns in your situation.
Though the honesty is highly appreciated in Canada, please let us know how your application went. There are tons of "convenience" immigrant looking out only for passport and ..., you know, getting a work contract (offer in your case) outside of canada.

 

[neutral]

I don't mind saying the truth... in fact, it is much easier on me.

the only issue is that i dont want the Judge to doubt my intentions on returning to live to Canada, because eventually that is what i want to do after my job contract is over... so i don't want to risk an RQ

So, let's say you are the judge or the CIC officer and in front of you there is a guy who's applying for Citizenship and who's gonna work abroad several months just after sending the application ... won't you doubt about his intentions?
Yeah, you've a contract. But the contracts can get extended. You could be offered a better salary, a promotion, etc.

 

[boltz]

I don't mind saying the truth... in fact, it is much easier on me.

the only issue is that i dont want the Judge to doubt my intentions on returning to live to Canada, because eventually that is what i want to do after my job contract is over... so i don't want to risk an RQ

Here seems summary -
Got a job offer, so picked it up
Got eligibility, so applying on the way out of country
Do not want RQ.
Do not want judge to doubt your intentions.


Why don't you prove it to case officer with a cover letter? Case officer convinced of your theory, will grant you one, with ease...

 

[boltz]

thank you.

Assuming on date of interview, the judge asked where do i live or what am i doing abroad? what should my reply be?

You tell us, what do you want to reply?

You are not asking what how to lie, do you?

If you donot want to risk RQ, there is a way - pick the option that lets you live in canada till you get to shore.