Question (US citizen married to Canadian Citizen)

[ovasquez1]

On the application, if the computer greys out a section because it doesn't apply to you, should you write in N/A or leave it blank? :-\

 

[rifat]

On the application, if the computer greys out a section because it doesn't apply to you, should you write in N/A or leave it blank? :-\

If your filling it out on the comp I think you leave it blank unless asked to out N/A and there should be a validate button, once you validate your filled out forms it will tell you what your missing.

 

[ovasquez1]

If your filling it out on the comp I think you leave it blank unless asked to out N/A and there should be a validate button, once you validate your filled out forms it will tell you what your missing.

Thank you for replying, yes the document is validated, but their are grey areas that are blank. I wrote N/A in pen the white blank areas ( fax no. for example) but I wasn't sure about the grey areas.

 

[rifat]

Thank you for replying, yes the document is validated, but their are grey areas that are blank. I wrote N/A in pen the white blank areas ( fax no. for example) but I wasn't sure about the grey areas.

That won't be a problem then. You should just write N/A because I remember my lawyer telling us to do otherwise the cic will look at it as incomplete form.