form imm5257b_1

[CelaLopez]

Hi! I’ve been asked to fill the form imm5257b_1 (section 8) in order to detail my whereabouts since the year 2000 (yes, 17 years and I was still in high school) and the past years I’ve traveled a lot.
The form contains a table element in which you can add rows to add more data but in my case, I reached the maximum possible for the document and I still have some places to add. There’s no extra field to upload an explanatory letter for this document so I don’t know what to do: just skip some countries or what? because I'm not supposed to leave gaps in between countries. I have all the data but just not enough space to place it.

Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance.

 

[shaqamat]

Hi, I hope you made it. I have been asked to fill the same form but unfortunately I cannot download it from the link they provide to me. May you please send to me that pdf? I have to hand in before 28 of March (4 days).. Thank you and good luck with your VISA!!

Andrea | andrea.renzullo@libero.it

 

[charliebrownie]

I think you are supposed to fill in your previous travels from 18th birthday OR the last 5 years, whichever is more recent.. It is written somewhere on the form.

 

[Bs65]

Hi, I hope you made it. I have been asked to fill the same form but unfortunately I cannot download it from the link they provide to me. May you please send to me that pdf? I have to hand in before 28 of March (4 days).. Thank you and good luck with your VISA!!

Andrea | andrea.renzullo@libero.it

If you are getting the adobe please wait message try this solution

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=660&top=18

 

[CelaLopez]

Hi, I hope you made it. I have been asked to fill the same form but unfortunately I cannot download it from the link they provide to me. May you please send to me that pdf? I have to hand in before 28 of March (4 days).. Thank you and good luck with your VISA!!

Andrea | andrea.renzullo@libero.it

I will send it. Don't stress over this thing. It's just poorly presented. At the end, it was just fine doing the classic "Print > scan > send". And in terms of accuracy, it doesn't need to be ultra detailed. I got my visa approved so fast it looked like they didn't even read it.