Left some sections blank, will CIC return application?

[sanakurada]

I left a few non-applicable sections blank, such as name change request, minor child's information. I'm wondering if CIC will consider this as incomplete application and return it? Should I submit an updated form? Thanks very much!

 

[wd1]

I left a few non-applicable sections blank, such as name change request, minor child's information. I'm wondering if CIC will consider this as incomplete application and return it? Should I submit an updated form? Thanks very much!

Do you have kids ? That could be big fuzz.

 

[sanakurada]

no I left it blank because it's not applicable to me....I don't have kids. Am I supposed to put "N/A"?

 

[OP_POP]

no I left it blank because it's not applicable to me....I don't have kids. Am I supposed to put "N/A"?

you were supposed to put NA.

If I were you, i would send the application one more time with a cover letter explaining the reason you are resubmitting it. Just make sure it gets there before June 11.

 

[wd1]

Well, get a second mortgage to pay for FEDEX NEXT FLIGHT.

 

[keesio]

no I left it blank because it's not applicable to me....I don't have kids. Am I supposed to put "N/A"?

They suggest it but it is not mandatory. I would like to imagine that CIC can figure it out.

 

[wcikkk]

I saw some cases on this forum that they left blank instead of putting N/A and their applications were approved without problem.

You should be fine too.

 

[wd1]

Minor child's section is pretty intensive, application could be considered incomplete. Will they assume you have no children's ? Maybe, maybe not.

 

[wilbur]

I left a few non-applicable sections blank, such as name change request, minor child's information. I'm wondering if CIC will consider this as incomplete application and return it? Should I submit an updated form? Thanks very much!

You were supposed to write N/A in any field that didn't apply to you, otherwise it is considered incomplete

 

[sanakurada]

I see...thanks for the information everyone!