I am my mother's sponsor and also representative (I submitted "Use of Representative").
I just received a letter that reads as the following (click to show):
MY MOTHER'S NAME
MY ADDRESS IN CANADA (!!!)
As per Subsection 11(1) of the Immigration and Refugees Protection Act (“the Act”), in order for you to receive
permanent residence an officer must be satisfied that both you and your applicable family members are not
inadmissible and meet the requirements of the Act.
Furthermore, Subsection 16(1) of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act states that: “A person who makes an
application must answer truthfully all questions put to them for the purpose of the examination and must produce a
visa and all relevant evidence and documents that the officer reasonably requires.”
After a preliminary review of your application, the following has been deemed required:
Please provide the current residential address for yourself and your dependant family member (if applicable). You
must report any changes to your address, telephone number(s) and email address immediately throughout the
processing of your application.
MY MOTHER'S UCI AND NAME:
> Police Certificate
> RPRF
- She currently doesn't live in Canada. Why is the letter that is being issued to my mother has my address? (In her application, I made sure her address is correct i.e. original country and where she lives now)
- Should I be worried about this address thing and the fact that the letter (albeit an electronic PDF file) is issued under my address in Canada?!
- Is it normal to ask for Police Certificate? Is this going to slow the process a lot?
- Regarding the truthful answer remark above: Is this a template letter that everyone receives? Or should I be worried that there was a mistake/typo on the application? I/she obviously have answered all the questions absolutely truthfully (and there is nothing secret anyways!)
Thanks
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