Need urgent help, CIC request medical and form IMM5669 after interview

[vutrang]

My situation is

I came to Australia in 2010 with student visa. However, I stopped studying from 2011 and then still living in Australia illegally for 2 years. in 2013 I booked a flight ticket and went back my home country volunteer.

For question 6e in the form Schedule background says "Have you been refused admission to, or ordered to leave Canada or any other country?"
I dont know what should I answer yes or no for this question

And someone in this forum recommended say NO. So I answered No. Because I thought that I left my own,no one forced to leave and I did not get any removal order letter from AUstralia government.

I have interviewed on 15 June 2015.
Now I just got email request medical and updated form IMM5669

someone said that I did answer wrong the question that have to answer YES in the question under the term"ordered to leave..." because I have lived illegally for 2 years

Before submitting updating form IMM5669 to CIC. I would like to hear your advise.
Should I change the answer is Yes or still say NO like the old version of the form

P/s: I have already mentioned the time living illegally in Australia in the form at part personal history,
and at the interview day, the Visa officer also asked some questions about the time I have lived illegally in Australia, VO did not ask the question did I get removal order letter

 

[Aquakitty]

The question does not ask if you overstayed or lived anywhere illegally. It is quite precise in what it asks. If you did not have a removal order, and you never tried to get back into Australia or any other country and were refused, then you should answer "No". Living somewhere out-of-status and getting officially removed are two different things.

 

[vutrang]

The question does not ask if you overstayed or lived anywhere illegally. It is quite precise in what it asks. If you did not have a removal order, and you never tried to get back into Australia or any other country and were refused, then you should answer "No". Living somewhere out-of-status and getting officially removed are two different things.

Thanks Aquakitty,
I did not have any removal order from Australian immigration and did not contact them after stop studying. Thats why I dont know wherether immigration issued removal order or not.

 

[vutrang]

The question does not ask if you overstayed or lived anywhere illegally. It is quite precise in what it asks. If you did not have a removal order, and you never tried to get back into Australia or any other country and were refused, then you should answer "No". Living somewhere out-of-status and getting officially removed are two different things.

Should I explain in separate paper why I answer No,like I didnot contact immigration after stop studying and did not get any removal letter and went back my home country on my own.....

Thanks alots any helps

 

[canuck_in_uk]

Should I explain in separate paper why I answer No,like I didnot contact immigration after stop studying and did not get any removal letter and went back my home country on my own

No. You were asked about it in the interview and they had no issues with how you answered the question before. It's been dealt with, so you don't need to do anything else.

 

[vutrang]

No. You were asked about it in the interview and they had no issues with how you answered the question before. It's been dealt with, so you don't need to do anything else.

Thanks canuck_in_uk