Is it possible to use web form as a fix for errors in application?

[Shanky31]

So I recently applied for my study visa online on the cic website and whilst filling the application forms idiotically entered the cost details of just the first year of tuition fee and only the per month of available funds for stay instead of the total and mentioned myself as the one bearing the expense instead of my parents.

I uploaded my offer letter instead of letter of acceptance.

I did send a web forms fixing these mistakes;

I sent one with a new application form with proper costs and UIC number and all the other details.

I sent another one with my letter of acceptance.

And lastly I sent one with temporary resident visa application and a small word document explaining all the details.

That being said, all the documents are genuine and all the requirements have been duly fulfiled.
Any help would be appreciated thanks.

 

[Dompax]

Well, you did the right thing and have tried your best, but you have to pray hard because your processing time might take a little bit longer to compare to your country normal processing time ,so. That, they will correct the errors you made.
DOMPAX
Thanks

 

[Shanky31]

Well, you did the right thing and have tried your best, but you have to pray hard because your processing time might take a little bit longer to compare to your country normal processing time ,so. That, they will correct the errors you made.
DOMPAX
Thanks

Well I hope for the best too! Thanks for the quick reply, another question I do have is;

So when you are going for submitting a web form, it asks you weather your application is being processed OUTSIDE Canada, my application being online I naturally selected 'no'. Was that the right choice? I am applying from India by the way, thanks again for the help cheers.

 

[bellaluna]

Well I hope for the best too! Thanks for the quick reply, another question I do have is;

So when you are going for submitting a web form, it asks you weather your application is being processed OUTSIDE Canada, my application being online I naturally selected 'no'. Was that the right choice? I am applying from India by the way, thanks again for the help cheers.

Last time I checked, India is outside of Canada, so you are right.

 

[Shanky31]

Last time I checked, India is outside of Canada, so you are right.

I don't think you get the question, let me break it down into simpler language for you.

Question: Is your application being processed in an office OUTSIDE Canada?

Condition: The application is an online application and not a paper application.

Are online applications for a country processed in the same country? Even if they are, how can one know where are they being processed of the vast number of visa offices in the country?

Hope this help and is simpler for you to understand, thanks.

 

[Shanky31]

English isn't my first language, sorry if the text I've posted is still difficult to understand.. I'll gladly try rewriting it if anyone suggests so. Thank you once again