Thanks. I also sent a photocopy of the bank letter guess it would not be a problem either right?cjg1987 said:You were supposed to send copies and you have rightly done so.
No worries!
Thanks. I also sent a photocopy of the bank letter guess it would not be a problem either right?cjg1987 said:You were supposed to send copies and you have rightly done so.
No worries!
Aimer Le Canada said:URGENT HELP REQUIRED.
I GOT BELOW EMAIL FROM VISA OFFICER, NEW DELHI.
I have serious concerns that the documents you have submitted are not genuine and that you have not worked as stated on your application.
Section 40(1)(a) of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act states that a foreign national is inadmissible for misrepresentation for directly or indirectly misrepresenting or withholding material facts relating to a relevant matter that induces or could induce an error in the administration of this Act. Section 40(2)(a) of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act specifies that the foreign national continues to be inadmissible for misrepresentation for a period of two years following, in the case of a determination outside Canada, a final determination of inadmissibility under subsection (1).
Before a decision is made in your case, I am providing you with the opportunity to comment on the above concern or provide any observation or explanation in writing.
You have thirty (30) days from the date of this letter to respond to our concerns. At that time a decision may be made on your application based on the information on file.
Sincerely,
Visa Officer
PLEASE HELP. WHAT SHOULD I COMMENT AND PROVIDE OBSERVATION TO HIM.
FromDrToCanada said:Thanks. I also sent a photocopy of the bank letter guess it would not be a problem either right?
soloDBA said:Guys,
Final questions from my side - I promise.
If I have had different positions in the same company, like, Consultant Developer -> Java Developer -> Development Lead over the years.
The job duties changed from Senior->Lead but Consultant->Developer was only a reworking of designation within the company. I have letter stating this designation change as internal reorganization.
Do I mention these as 3 different entries in Q12 - Your Work Experience of Schedule 3 Economic Classes Form?
And
Do I mention these as 3 different entries in Q8 - Personal History of Schedule A Background Declaration Form?
Thanks in advance.
No it is not a problem at all. However, keep the original reference letter with you since the VO may ask at a later stage. For POF, there is no problem in sending the copies, VO may as well ask for updated POF at later stage.FromDrToCanada said:Thanks. I also sent a photocopy of the bank letter guess it would not be a problem either right?
If the checklist states photocopies, then do so.gaurav.dudhat said:Hi All,
I have below doubts regarding the documents required form my Brother, who is in Canada right now:
Notarized Copy of PR Card will work ? --> Record of Landing (IMM 1000) OR Confirmation of Permanent Residence OR Permanent Resident Card
Notarized copy will work ? --> Birth Certification (as proof of blood relationship)
Proof of residency (shows that your relative physically resides in canada):
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Original or Notarized Copy ? --> Lease agreements
Original or Notarized Copy ? --> the most recent Notice of assessment from the Canada Revenue Agency
Original or Notarized Copy ? --> an employer's letter confirming employment
Original or Notarized Copy ? --> monthly bills, etc.(one page of each bill is sufficient)
Original or Notarized Copy ? --> credit card invoices and bank statements
Please suggest what kind of documents should I ask from my brother - originals or notarized copies?
bonesaw said:I've seen another case where a guy had his application returned because the reference letters were not matching the NOC. His letter was completely different from mine.
If I hadn't reached the minimum points, they would've told me, but in this case, they've text-marked the missing form on the checklist (5406 - principal applicant + your spouse) and put a post-it to call my
attention to it. I also received a letter (Appendix C) with a checklist of that appendix and with the spouse's form 5406 marked as missing.
Then there's this other letter, which is kinda generic, with the Work Experience text-marked, saying I need to match the requirements of 1 year experience. They did not text-mark that on the main checklist, only there. After I received my application back, I wrote my own job duties reference letter and asked my manager to sign it. Also wrote a letter stating the reasons why I did that and couldn't give them what they need like they need due to company policy. Can't do anything other than that to prove it.
The attempt #2 has been dispatched already...
Thanks for the advice.
I don't think so.....Proof of Income shud only be Bank Statement or Payslip...srvmh said:Can we show the provident find (EPF)as a proof of income?
Okay, so should I ask my brother to make all the copies notarized and courier to me ?sansanlaosu said:If the checklist states photocopies, then do so.
No original copy is required.
srvmh said:Can we show the Provident Fund (Company EPF) amount as a proof of funds?