I have noticed that nowadays, the Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) typically requests biometric information before proceeding with other procedures, ultimately concluding with a final decision of approval or refusal at the end,
Regarding my experience in 2014, to the best of your knowledge, I applied for a Canada visit visa, but my family application was refused just one day after submission. The application process was conducted online, and you had to upload multiple forms.
The question revolves around whether it was common for applications to be rejected even before the biometric stage in those days? even I also mention that you had a valid US visa at that time
My understanding of the situation is that in 2014, the application process might have been different, and the evaluation criteria could have varied from the current procedure. It is possible that certain mistakes in the application or other factors led to the swift rejection, even before the biometric stage.
Regarding my experience in 2014, to the best of your knowledge, I applied for a Canada visit visa, but my family application was refused just one day after submission. The application process was conducted online, and you had to upload multiple forms.
The question revolves around whether it was common for applications to be rejected even before the biometric stage in those days? even I also mention that you had a valid US visa at that time
My understanding of the situation is that in 2014, the application process might have been different, and the evaluation criteria could have varied from the current procedure. It is possible that certain mistakes in the application or other factors led to the swift rejection, even before the biometric stage.