Is it possible to get rq after decision made
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Yes. (see below). They already took and passed the citizenship test and got the 'supplementary evidence' request from CIC.Abdih said:
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« Reply #1107 on: September 18, 2015, 08:25:13 pm »
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My wife got something called "request for supplementary evidence" in the mail today, i.e., an RQ. They asked for the US entry/exit records, university transcripts, records of employment or pay stubs, and tax assessment notices (including T4 slips). Not sure about the reason. Our case is straight forward. Solid 4 years of postgraduate studies and university jobs. Full school records for ourselves and the kids. We already included the transcripts and the employment letters with the application and provided them with a copy of the I94 records during the interview. Let's hope this RQ doesn't delay the application for years.
Ok I will ask this question in a different way.... I did my test in August 25 they sent me the test letter in my home address even though they had my mailing address Po box on my file .... Now I asked them to use my mailing address for future corresponding...... Will this trigger rq ... Any opinion
Hi,
there is a possibility that i am wrong (obviously)
but ive read so much high and low abt citizeship status' etc and heres what ive gathered.
once a decision has been made (updated on ecas- you only need to worry about receiving your oath letter.
2nd - how did you receive your AOR? or any other correspondence? because from what i do know, CIC does not mail letters to PO boxes. they require a residential/business address, i dont know the exact term, but i remember reading fairly clearly at one time that CIC will not mail to po boxes.
that being said, my mails have been delivered to the wrong address too (confusion between mailing and residential) inspite of both addresses being residential (non-po box address)
there is a possibility that i am wrong (obviously)
but ive read so much high and low abt citizeship status' etc and heres what ive gathered.
once a decision has been made (updated on ecas- you only need to worry about receiving your oath letter.
2nd - how did you receive your AOR? or any other correspondence? because from what i do know, CIC does not mail letters to PO boxes. they require a residential/business address, i dont know the exact term, but i remember reading fairly clearly at one time that CIC will not mail to po boxes.
that being said, my mails have been delivered to the wrong address too (confusion between mailing and residential) inspite of both addresses being residential (non-po box address)