No point for Canadian Sibling

[Eaglesidhu]

Hello

Received my GCMS notes and found case analyst haven't included 15 points for Canadian sibling in initial point assessment. Due to this my point assessment falls below cut-off. My brother is a permanent resident and copy of his PR card and residency proof was already submitted with application. Shall I wait for the next officer to pick this error?

Anyone else experienced this or any suggestion?

 

[canuck78]

Hello

Received my GCMS notes and found case analyst haven't included 15 points for Canadian sibling in initial point assessment. Due to this my point assessment falls below cut-off. My brother is a permanent resident and copy of his PR card and residency proof was already submitted with application. Shall I wait for the next officer to pick this error?

Anyone else experienced this or any suggestion?

is he currently living in Canada?

 

[Eaglesidhu]

Right now, he is not in Canada. He is out for few months to his country of origin. But I have included a latest utility bill under his name to prove his residency status in Canada.

is he currently living in Canada?

 

[Naturgrl]

Right now, he is not in Canada. He is out for few months to his country of origin. But I have included a latest utility bill under his name to prove his residency status in Canada.

So not living in Canada so points take off were correct. He is not a resident now. The latest utility bill doesn’t prove that he is living here Now.

 

[scylla]

Right now, he is not in Canada. He is out for few months to his country of origin. But I have included a latest utility bill under his name to prove his residency status in Canada.

How long ago did he leave and when is he returning?

A utility bill isn't always sufficient to prove someone is actually living in Canada. Did you provide anything else like proof of employment?

 

[Eaglesidhu]

He went to his country of origin to get married. He is gone for 4 months now. He owns a business in Canada and will come back in few weeks.

How long ago did he leave and when is he returning?

A utility bill isn't always sufficient to prove someone is actually living in Canada. Did you provide anything else like proof of employment?

 

[scylla]

He went to his country of origin to get married. He is gone for 4 months now. He owns a business in Canada and will come back in few weeks.

Wait until he is back in Canada and then submit a webform with additional evidence of physical residence in Canada. Hopefully he plans to stay once he returns.

 

[Eaglesidhu]

Yes he is going to stay in Canada for sure (will apply citizenship soon). I will raise a webform after his arrival.

Also in my Canadian letter of experience, my employer puts a pictured signature instead of original handwritten or digital. Is that a problem too (because I also see another note in GCMS about Canadian employer LOE and website)?

Wait until he is back in Canada and then submit a webform with additional evidence of physical residence in Canada. Hopefully he plans to stay once he returns.

 

[scylla]

Yes he is going to stay in Canada for sure (will apply citizenship soon). I will raise a webform after his arrival.

Also in my Canadian letter of experience, my employer puts a pictured signature instead of original handwritten or digital. Is that a problem too (because I also see another note in GCMS about Canadian employer LOE and website)?

No idea.

 

[canuck78]

Was your brother even in the country when you submitted your application after ITA?

 

[Eaglesidhu]

No he was not. My e-APR was submitted in November.

Was your brother even in the country when you submitted your application after ITA?

 

[Eaglesidhu]

I will raise a webform once he is back in Canada.

Thank you all.