oath after test
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Re: RQ after test
Now to clarify,
When was your test?
Is your UAE visa is Valid or old/expired long time?, preferably three years old.
What stamp CO was concerned-PIA, because CO must be matching that stamp with CBSA and if that has no difference then is of no concern.
I don't see any problem as long as UAE Visa expired long time back and no glitch at your end.
Now to clarify,
When was your test?
Is your UAE visa is Valid or old/expired long time?, preferably three years old.
What stamp CO was concerned-PIA, because CO must be matching that stamp with CBSA and if that has no difference then is of no concern.
I don't see any problem as long as UAE Visa expired long time back and no glitch at your end.
Re: RQ after test
thanks for replying,
The test was today in the morning. The visa had expired last year. but I think she was concerned. she sounded ok at the end but I am still concerned :-\. I have read some people saying that the RQ is sometimes issued after interview.
thanks
thanks for replying,
The test was today in the morning. The visa had expired last year. but I think she was concerned. she sounded ok at the end but I am still concerned :-\. I have read some people saying that the RQ is sometimes issued after interview.
thanks
Re: RQ after test
Hi pan1234. If I may ask, was there difference in your RQ from the one soon after processing and the one after the test.
I'm just curious if one has to be prepared well ahead for RQ.
Yes, hope for the best not to get RQ and wait buddy.pan1234 said:
Hi pan1234. If I may ask, was there difference in your RQ from the one soon after processing and the one after the test.
I'm just curious if one has to be prepared well ahead for RQ.
Re: RQ after test
In 1st one they asked me to submit last 4 years Docs like- my kids school reports, T4, utility bills, bank statements, tax assessments, DL, Credit card statements for last 4 years, Mortgage papers, Property Tax assessments notices, all passport copy etc
In second one they asked my husband's Tax assessments, and my education transcript (because i went to school during that time), and Medical Personal claims History.
Hi CanCanCitCanCanCit said:
In 1st one they asked me to submit last 4 years Docs like- my kids school reports, T4, utility bills, bank statements, tax assessments, DL, Credit card statements for last 4 years, Mortgage papers, Property Tax assessments notices, all passport copy etc
In second one they asked my husband's Tax assessments, and my education transcript (because i went to school during that time), and Medical Personal claims History.
Re: RQ after test
That said, sure, visas to live or work in another country can invite questions, elevated scrutiny, and depending on various factors and circumstances, lead to either a CIT 0520 request (such as a record of movement from the respective country) or full-blown RQ.
It is near impossible to predict what precise factors will trigger RQ at the test-interview, post test-interview stage. So no one here can say for sure your next step is the oath or not.
The query posed by HHH2000 refers to some of the key factors which may affect how it goes. That is, the particulars of the visa matter.
In particular, for example, a visitor visa would have little or no negative implications. A visa for residency or working, in contrast, can raise questions, depending on when it was issued, used, and so on.
But other factors can have a lot of influence on how CIC perceives this, such as other indicators regarding residency, employment, location of immediate family, or such.
At this stage, though, assuming you fully and accurately reported all the information in your application, including all dates of travel, purpose, and so on, the odds are good all is well and the oath is coming . . . but if not, if there is a CIT 0520 request, or RQ, on its way, there is nothing you can do now to change that, and you will need to respond appropriately if that is what happens. No point in worrying or trying to guess . . . just watch the mail and eCas for news and hope the news is a date to appear and take the oath.
Best guess, concurring with the consensus, all is probably well and an invitation to the oath will be coming in the near future.wuolondon said:hi ,
I just passed my test scored good in London office. however when I went for interview she only asked about my passports. All previous ones. she checked them all. put the dates etc. she only asked me one question where was this visa stamped. I said Toronto. it was a UAE visa. so she looked at all . I gave her translations too. but she said We will contact you in week if we need ant thing . otherwise you will get a notice for oath. is that normal.
That said, sure, visas to live or work in another country can invite questions, elevated scrutiny, and depending on various factors and circumstances, lead to either a CIT 0520 request (such as a record of movement from the respective country) or full-blown RQ.
It is near impossible to predict what precise factors will trigger RQ at the test-interview, post test-interview stage. So no one here can say for sure your next step is the oath or not.
The query posed by HHH2000 refers to some of the key factors which may affect how it goes. That is, the particulars of the visa matter.
In particular, for example, a visitor visa would have little or no negative implications. A visa for residency or working, in contrast, can raise questions, depending on when it was issued, used, and so on.
But other factors can have a lot of influence on how CIC perceives this, such as other indicators regarding residency, employment, location of immediate family, or such.
At this stage, though, assuming you fully and accurately reported all the information in your application, including all dates of travel, purpose, and so on, the odds are good all is well and the oath is coming . . . but if not, if there is a CIT 0520 request, or RQ, on its way, there is nothing you can do now to change that, and you will need to respond appropriately if that is what happens. No point in worrying or trying to guess . . . just watch the mail and eCas for news and hope the news is a date to appear and take the oath.