FAMILY INFORMATION, help lang po

[jayjade]

nakaka delay po ba ng processing kapag nag add kmi ng new dependant sa family information? nasa final stage na po kmi, nag add po kc kmi ng dependant sa application ng husband ko kc nanganak ako ng july 20 2012 d2 po sa canada, kaya nung nag request ang CEM ng ppr ng asawa ko sinama na po namin dun yung copy ng b.certi ng anak namin na canadian. mag ccost po kaya ng delay yun sa pag bigay ng DM nila? yaygs!!!

salamat po,
sana may mag reply to ease our worries...

 

[computergeek]

Assuming the new child was born abroad (versus inside Canada, in which case the new child is a Canadian citizen and will not affect the application), you're responsible for reporting any change in your situation right up to the point you are landing.

The Regulations require that foreign nationals in possession of a permanent resident visa who
are presenting themselves for permanent residence advise an officer:

• if their marital status has changed since the visa was issued, as required by R51(a)(i); and

• of any other facts relevant to the issuance of the visa that have changed since the visa was
issued, or that the foreign national failed to disclose at the time the permanent resident visa
was issued, as required by R51(a)(ii).

If the BSO at Immigration Secondary establishes that the foreign national is inadmissible and that
a change in the relevant facts is evident, the BSO may prepare a report under A44(1). For more
information on report writing, refer to ENF 5, Writing section 44(1) Reports.

Source: ENF 4 (http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/manuals/enf/enf04-eng.pdf)

Assuming the new family member was born outside Canada (and neither parent is a first generation Canadian citizen) then you would have to update your application to include the new baby. The Visa office will then re-open your file and examine the new baby, which requires a medical examination. If your own police clearance and/or medicals expire in the interim, they will also need to be repeated.

Hopefully I'm answering your question.

 

[jayjade]

Assuming the new child was born abroad (versus inside Canada, in which case the new child is a Canadian citizen and will not affect the application), you're responsible for reporting any change in your situation right up to the point you are landing.

Source: ENF 4 (http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/manuals/enf/enf04-eng.pdf)

Assuming the new family member was born outside Canada (and neither parent is a first generation Canadian citizen) then you would have to update your application to include the new baby. The Visa office will then re-open your file and examine the new baby, which requires a medical examination. If your own police clearance and/or medicals expire in the interim, they will also need to be repeated.

Hopefully I'm answering your question.

maraming salamat po sa reply
so hnd po ma aapektuhan ang application namin, last stage na po kc kmi.. hopefully visa na ang nxt
thank you po for your reply, such a big relief.