A last question, ¿what if you says all the true and show remorse, can be useful for the decision?People make mistakes. Unfortunately, immigration does not see it that way especially if the mistakes were serious violations of the conditions attached to that visa/entry. The fact that you overstayed/worked illegally/were deported/now banned from entering the US will continue to remain on record.... and these records can be accessed by IRCC
You can certainly apply if you can demonstrate more than adequate funds + extremely strong ties to your country of residence. But, do be prepared for a refusal. You should consider yourself very lucky if you are granted a study permitA last question, ¿what if you says all the true and show remorse, can be useful for the decision?
1. The answer is yes, although the company applied, it was your application.I have a question .. I am applying PR in Canada and there is one question which is confusing me. Here the question is "Has RAJAT DASGUPTA ever been refused a visa or permit, denied entry or ordered to leave Canada or any other country? In 2013, my previous company applied B1(business VISA) and it was rejected at the time of my VISA interview. Should I say YES or NO ?
You must answer 'Yes' and provide an explanation + any documentsHi there,
I have had my australian Skilled Worker Visa (457) cancelled due to my relationship breakdown, my partner was the primary applicant. When we broke up, we have notified the immi department that we are not in relationship anymore, after what my visa was cancelled as I was the secondary applicant and the visa granted on the basis of being a de-facto partner. I then applied for temporary Bridging Visa to have time to explore my options and apply for review of immi department decision. The review stated that immi department made the right decision to cancel my visa and my temporary bridging visa was valid for next 35 days, I have left the country before visa expiry date. Do I need to answer Yes to a question " Have you ever been refused a visa or permit, denied entry or ordered to leave Canada or any other country?"
Thanks for your help!
You must certainly answer 'Yes'. Canada and the US share immigration data. Failure to declare this refusal could result in a 5 years' ban for misrepresentation.Thanks for the answer. As its way back 2012 and it was my company ho applied it, I do not have any case number or any kind of details or documents. Please suggest.
An approx. date + month would help. You might have an email for scheduling the interview in your mailbox? That could help for the date. The idea is to declare the refusal in the truest possible way.I do not remember the date of my US B1 interview. However, I can share the other 2. Please suggest!! :-(
You can state that you had a US B1 refusal on X date..... but you have subsequently, been issued a US B1/B2 last yearFYI - currently I am holding US tourist VISA which I got recently Oct, 2018
Yes - you must declare the US refusal.i m never apply for any visa for canada, but i was apply tourist visa apply for usa 2017 and that was reject and now i m apply pr canda now need to say usa reject tourist visa