Extension Student visitor status refused

[Sean Lion]

I came to Canada with a TRV as a student, then I applied 50 days before my status had expired to extend my status through getting a study permit for the first time. I followed this one (Application to change conditions or extend your stay in Canada as a student)

I received a letter from the CIC 31 days after my status as a visitor had expired saying that my application was refused because I should have sent it outside Canada. The letter didn't say that I had to leave Canada.

I asked to my school and they told me that I'd better go back to my home country, so I left Canada 36 days after my status expired. I don't know if my status expired the day the letter was written or the day my original status as a visitor expired.

I really didn't know what I was doing was wrong.

I am just so worried that this is going to affect my future intentions of coming to Canada in the future. I am so worried. Will I be inadmissible? Am I going to get my applications denied?

I didn't say anything to CIC that I left the country, are they still thinking that I'm still in Canada?

 

[AAL1984]

I came to Canada with a TRV as a student, then I applied 50 days before my status had expired to extend my status through getting a study permit for the first time. I followed this one (Application to change conditions or extend your stay in Canada as a student)

I received a letter from the CIC 31 days after my status as a visitor had expired saying that my application was refused because I should have sent it outside Canada. The letter didn't say that I had to leave Canada.

I asked to my school and they told me that I'd better go back to my home country, so I left Canada 36 days after my status expired. I don't know if my status expired the day the letter was written or the day my original status as a visitor expired.

I really didn't know what I was doing was wrong.

I am just so worried that this is going to affect my future intentions of coming to Canada in the future. I am so worried. Will I be inadmissible? Am I going to get my applications denied?

I didn't say anything to CIC that I left the country, are they still thinking that I'm still in Canada?

I don't think it will have a negative effect, it's not as if you gained a criminal record in Canada. All future applications will be looked at in terms of their own merit. You are CERTAINLY NOT INADMISSIBLE. So don't worry about that.

My only advise to you is whenever you do apply in the future, please be open and honest with them, then you should be fine. People get into trouble when they lie, as they will ask you about any refusals.

Canada as far as I know does not have any exit controls, ie it doesn't keep track of people leaving the country, so you don't have to worry about them thinking you're still in Canada.

Best of luck, I wish you success in all endeavors you undertake in life. God Bless.

 

[Sean Lion]

Thank you very much. I have in my passport the stamp when I entered back in my country. Do you think that I have to get a new passport when I apply in the future?

 

[AAL1984]

Thank you very much. I have in my passport the stamp when I entered back in my country. Do you think that I have to get a new passport when I apply in the future?

No, you only need a new passport if your old one is expired or close to expiring.

 

[Sean Lion]

But if when applying again they see the stamp going back to Mexico after the six-months period, are they going to think that I stayed longer than the period they authorized me? even though I explained in the application that I got the refusal letter? what do you think?

 

[AAL1984]

But if when applying again they see the stamp going back to Mexico after the six-months period, are they going to think that I stayed longer than the period they authorized me? even though I explained in the application that I got the refusal letter? what do you think?

It's not a big deal , and the point is you left. Look when you apply to them in the future, there is not reason to lie to them, when you lie then you get in trouble. When you apply in the future just tell them the truth of what happened - If they ask. Don't try and hide things, that is when people get into trouble.

You're ok, your future application will be considered based on it's own specific merit.

 

[Sean Lion]

Thank you so much, finally I felt relieved knowing that!!! I will not lie to them no matter what

I guess how you make up for the mistakes from the past is what really counts