Hello everyone,
Thank you very much for spending some time reading my situation. I would appreciate anyone who can give me some pointer. I recently got my ITA and filling out my PR application.
About 10 years ago, back in 2015, when I was still a minor, my parents helped my apply for a F-1 Visa to study in the U.S. I remembered going to the interview, but the U.S embassy officer requested some additional information. I went back a few days later and provided all the necessary documents and was immediately approved. From my understanding, I was approved.
Since then, I applied for my TRV, Study Permit, Work Permit and I always answered "No" to my visa refusal question. Fast forward until now, I'm filling my PR application and I did some more research and there are varying opinions on whether or not this counts as a refusal. I am unsure whether or not to disclose this. I plan on answering "No" and add a LOE explaining my situation to avoid discrepancies between applications. However, any advice would be appreciated.
@scylla @legalfalcon @Naturgrl
Thank you very much for spending some time reading my situation. I would appreciate anyone who can give me some pointer. I recently got my ITA and filling out my PR application.
About 10 years ago, back in 2015, when I was still a minor, my parents helped my apply for a F-1 Visa to study in the U.S. I remembered going to the interview, but the U.S embassy officer requested some additional information. I went back a few days later and provided all the necessary documents and was immediately approved. From my understanding, I was approved.
Since then, I applied for my TRV, Study Permit, Work Permit and I always answered "No" to my visa refusal question. Fast forward until now, I'm filling my PR application and I did some more research and there are varying opinions on whether or not this counts as a refusal. I am unsure whether or not to disclose this. I plan on answering "No" and add a LOE explaining my situation to avoid discrepancies between applications. However, any advice would be appreciated.
@scylla @legalfalcon @Naturgrl