Yes, you need to list all.
Do you all the entry/exit dates handy? If yes, good. If no, you should find a way out, by requesting to CBSA
February 2019 Citizenship Applicants
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Do you all the entry/exit dates handy? If yes, good. If no, you should find a way out, by requesting to CBSA
On the form it says that they don't want you to contact CBSA for this info though. Bit of a pain having to supply all this info if you
crossed the border multiple times per year.
Yes you still list it and it just shows as zero days counted as days outside Canada.
No it will not be refused, u did the right step. the only thing IRCC wants is not to burden the CBSA by requesting the report for you and IRCC. but its your right to have this report, so its totally fine
ID: tauneutrino
Type: Single
Location: Vancouver, BC
Time spent: 1826 days
Application sent: 14-Feb-2019
Application received: 19-Feb-2019
Type: Single
Location: Vancouver, BC
Time spent: 1826 days
Application sent: 14-Feb-2019
Application received: 19-Feb-2019
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I don't see many Vancouver / Surrey applicants in February 2019 spreadsheet, but I do see that no one from Vancouver/surrey applicants got AOR yet.
Hello, my application is received on Feb 4th. In the tax form, I marked that 2018 tax file required. 2018 Tax filed No, as I was waiting for my T4.
Today, I have filed my 2018 income tax. Do I need to update the immigration department? I am afraid what if they return my application on the basis of my form that 2018 tax not filed?
Today, I have filed my 2018 income tax. Do I need to update the immigration department? I am afraid what if they return my application on the basis of my form that 2018 tax not filed?
I don't think they will return your application just because you haven't filed the 2018 tax at the time of sending your application. Actually, on CIC's website, there is a page dedicated to income tax filing.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/canadian-citizenship/grant/residence/income-tax-filing.html
There is one sentence which explains our situations: Also, applicants who submit their application early in the calendar year would not have been required to file taxes yet for the previous calendar year.
But I'm not sure if you should notify CIC of this change right away. They haven't even started sending AORs to February applicants yet. I think we all have this problem as early calendar year applicants and CIC would understand that. Maybe someone else can give a better advice on this issue.
I have no idea how I wrote the 1826 on my original post, and I don't seem to be able to edit it as of now. So here's my actual information-
Type: Single
Location: Vancouver, BC
Time spent: 1566 days
Application Sent: 14-Feb-2019
Application Received: 19-Feb-2019