Does US b1/b2 visa revocation due to suspicions of wrongdoing in country of origin might cause problems in Canadian PR?
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A joke post on 9gag which someone took as an intention to do a USA school shooting and reported to the FBI....
That's a very unique situation and I doubt any of us will be able to comment. Make sure you declare the US refusal when you apply for PR.
Right. Bad choice of words on my part. Either way, you have to declare the revocation in your PR application. Make sure you do that.
When did the revocation happen? Before or after you submitted your PR application?
Did you declare the revocation in any of your previous application to Canada?
Yes, you were asked.
You need to notify IRCC asap and let them know that you failed to list the revocation in your application. This is the equivalent of a refusal and failing to mention it is misrepresentation.
I'll make sure to notify them as quickly as possible then, l was also refused a visa in 2014 to the US which I simply forgot to mention....I'm terrified this might present me as deceitful...