Hi everyone,
I’m looking for some advice on how to strengthen my Canada visitor visa (TRV) application after being refused twice.
In my first application, which was submitted through an agent, the biometric fee was unfortunately not paid because the agent failed to select the biometric fee option. As a result, the application was refused.
For my second application, I submitted everything on my own, making sure to pay the biometric fee and include all necessary supporting documents. Since the first application was submitted through the agent’s IRCC portal, I had to create a new IRCC account for the second submission — but I made sure to enter my correct UCI number from the earlier application.
Despite this, I was refused again under IRPR 179(b), with the officer stating they were not satisfied I would leave Canada at the end of my stay and that the purpose of my visit was not consistent with a temporary stay.
I’m a homemaker residing in Dubai for over 28 years with my husband, who works as a Sales Manager. I applied for the visa to visit my daughter who lives and works in Canada, and I planned to stay for just two weeks.
To demonstrate strong ties and financial stability, I submitted:
I’m looking for some advice on how to strengthen my Canada visitor visa (TRV) application after being refused twice.
In my first application, which was submitted through an agent, the biometric fee was unfortunately not paid because the agent failed to select the biometric fee option. As a result, the application was refused.
For my second application, I submitted everything on my own, making sure to pay the biometric fee and include all necessary supporting documents. Since the first application was submitted through the agent’s IRCC portal, I had to create a new IRCC account for the second submission — but I made sure to enter my correct UCI number from the earlier application.
Despite this, I was refused again under IRPR 179(b), with the officer stating they were not satisfied I would leave Canada at the end of my stay and that the purpose of my visit was not consistent with a temporary stay.
I’m a homemaker residing in Dubai for over 28 years with my husband, who works as a Sales Manager. I applied for the visa to visit my daughter who lives and works in Canada, and I planned to stay for just two weeks.
To demonstrate strong ties and financial stability, I submitted:
- My UAE bank statements
- Fixed deposit certificates
- My husband’s bank statements
- The sale deed of our jointly owned property in Dubai
- Proof of residency (tenancy agreement, Emirates ID)
- My daughter’s employment letter and address details
- Invitation letter from my daughter