Questions from Document Checklist (OR what must be included with Application)

[goodman36]

I would really appreciate if some one can fill me in on the following:

1) In the Document Checklist Page of the Citizenship Application Form IT ONLY ASKS for BIOGRAPHICAL PAGES OF PASSPORTS.

So, why is it necessary to include all pages? ( note that, I am just trying to understand this matter. I do have a new passport from my country's consulate which I got recently and this doesn't have any entry exit/ entry stamps. However the expired Passport I have do have many)

2) I have NOT attended any Educational Institution in Canada, SO I do not check the Box that asks for 'Photocopies of Education Records' (6th item from top on the check list), right?

3) In nowhere I saw that CIC is asking for Notice of Assessments to be included with the Application Package. SO, would it beneficial to include them? (I have them and it shows I paid taxes)

Thanks

 

[rayman_m]

1). Bio-pages of new and old passports is the basic requirement. If you send old passport exit & entry pages does not harm your application rather may good for officer take a look at a glance if there is few travels.. its up to the applicant..

2). If you have not attended any school then click NO

3). NOAs / T4 all counts as work document. Again its up to you. As per application 6.F, if you have worked in last 4 years, must send work documents.

 

[Goldline]

I would really appreciate if some one can fill me in on the following:

1) In the Document Checklist Page of the Citizenship Application Form IT ONLY ASKS for BIOGRAPHICAL PAGES OF PASSPORTS.

So, why is it necessary to include all pages? ( note that, I am just trying to understand this matter. I do have a new passport from my country's consulate which I got recently and this doesn't have any entry exit/ entry stamps. However the expired Passport I have do have many)

2) I have NOT attended any Educational Institution in Canada, SO I do not check the Box that asks for 'Photocopies of Education Records' (6th item from top on the check list), right?

3) In nowhere I saw that CIC is asking for Notice of Assessments to be included with the Application Package. SO, would it beneficial to include them? (I have them and it shows I paid taxes)

Thanks

1-Who said it's NECESSARY to include all pages of passport??????? I don't see it anywhere!
2-Yes you don't have to.
3-Yes, it would be beneficial. They don't require specifically NOA but in Question 6 F it says YOU MUST PROVIDE COPIES OF YOUR WORK RECORDS , so it's up to you to decide which work records to include.
Don't make the form and the guide say what they don't say, just follow the instruction and you will be fine.

 

[daktrader]

I suggest to include al pages plus anything else that makes the case stronger...
In the event of a RQ or interview they will/may ask for the papers anyways; so why not submit them initially...

Just a recommendation.
Good Luck!

1-Who said it's NECESSARY to include all pages of passport??????? I don't see it anywhere!
2-Yes you don't have to.
3-Yes, it would be beneficial. They don't require specifically NOA but in Question 6 F it says YOU MUST PROVIDE COPIES OF YOUR WORK RECORDS , so it's up to you to decide which work records to include.
Don't make the form and the guide say what they don't say, just follow the instruction and you will be fine.

 

[goodman36]

1-Who said it's NECESSARY to include all pages of passport??????? I don't see it anywhere!
2-Yes you don't have to.
3-Yes, it would be beneficial. They don't require specifically NOA but in Question 6 F it says YOU MUST PROVIDE COPIES OF YOUR WORK RECORDS , so it's up to you to decide which work records to include.
Don't make the form and the guide say what they don't say, just follow the instruction and you will be fine.

Thank you.

 

[goodman36]

I suggest to include al pages plus anything else that makes the case stronger...
In the event of a RQ or interview they will/may ask for the papers anyways; so why not submit them initially...

Just a recommendation.
Good Luck!

Thank you for the advice.