Not necessarily. No. As long as you are truthful in your PR application, you should be good to go IMO. I suggest that you be truthful and mention both the visa rejections in your e-APR. Having a prior non-immigrant visa rejection will not necessarily affect your application. Lying about it definitely will. Secondly, not being employed currently is none of IRCC's business. It is not a requirement for your PR application. As long as you satisfy the eligibility criteria, you should be good to go!abid91 said:Hello Every one,
I need some advise.
I was in Canada for 2014-2015. I did 2 semester certification course and started working. In December 2015 my work permit got expired and I had to move back to my country But before leaving I got the invitation from OINP and I submitted my application. I few questions regarding my case.
1. I applied for US Visitor visa while I was studying in Canada and got rejected.
2. After I moved back to my country, I applied for Visitor visa for Canada and got rejected (due to: no valid reason and I missed to write about my US visa rejection in my application).
3. Since I moved back to my country I am not working.
Now, Are these 3 factors going to affect my application for PR and how I can explain it in my LOE?
Note: I have received my nomination my OINP and will be receiving ITA in next draw.
Please help!
Thanks in advance.