Good idea, I never thought of that.scorpion_ca said:CIC asked to submit principal applicant and their dependent's passport or travel document.
I wonder if they have CSI-style equipment to do the signature comparison lol.
Good idea, I never thought of that.scorpion_ca said:CIC asked to submit principal applicant and their dependent's passport or travel document.
The thing is that this is the first year of getting applications in. So if they see a signature on the forms from someone 10000 km away signed 2nd jan that is a huge flag right there.user828 said:When you call CIC agents, ( who are not visa officers ) their reply is by the book, FAQ style so its imperative they say original required. Now whether each officer/admin staff spends his time to verify if it matches the sig is anyone's guess
Like I had mentioned, if a person prints the form on 31st, has it sent via someone who is flying to the home country, parents signs it and sends via someone who is coming back so its possible to mail it via the 2nd. By the time the application it's in the hands of the visa officer, he doesn't know when it arrived exactly coz that process is probably done by someone before him.
Trust me, in this 6 year wait time, I have seen there are numerous other things to verify and take care of ( here we are talking abt beginning and acceptance ). I doubt there will be anyone ( at least on this forum ) who will be challenged for a signature issue
They can be visiting USA or somewhere close - you think they will verify that? All I am saying its possible to send and get it back.screech339 said:The thing is that this is the first year of getting applications in. So if they see a signature on the forms from someone 10000 km away signed 2nd jan that is a huge flag right there.
Next year would be different as the sponsor can get the pdf forms completed and bar coded and then send the pdf to parents to print up and sign postdated jan 2, 2015 and mail back. That would be more realistic as the forms have been out for a year. However this approach would not work if CIC keep updating the same forms with new revisions every year. Sponsors can't use old revision forms when submitting the application.
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Be that as it may, it will raise a red flag, regardless of how the original came about in 1 day after the forms been released the day before.user828 said:They can be visiting USA or somewhere close - you think they will verify that? All I am saying its possible to send and get it back.
My process got over after 6 year wait so its not me but I can sense others doing it ( or finding a way to get it signed within 2-3 days). I don't agree with the red flag thing, maybe wrongscreech339 said:Be that as it may, it will raise a red flag, regardless of how the original came about in 1 day after the forms been released the day before.
And the fact that so many are doing this, will also set up a red flag. It may be a blip if one application was done with way but when you have thousands coming in on Jan 2nd signed with original inked signatures of parents thousands of miles away, is a dead giveaway.
If you think that you are the only one doing this method of faking a signature with jan 2nd date, good luck. There are probably thousands of others doing the same thing.
I apologize for saying that you were doing this. It was meant people in general who have done this already.user828 said:My process got over after 6 year wait so its not me but I can sense others doing it ( or finding a way to get it signed within 2-3 days). I don't agree with the red flag thing, maybe wrong
I have told you, if parents visiting USA.or supervisa for that matter or get the letter to home country by someone who is travelling on those dates and similarly getting it back. Lot of travel agents arrange for docs to be taken in emergency ( for a price ) as fastest courier from say Canada to India takes 3-4 days )screech339 said:I apologize for saying that you were doing this. It was meant people in general who have done this already.
How can you say that it is not a flag if the forms are released jan 1st and you see applications coming in by next day delivery posted jan 2nd to arrive jan 3rd with jan2nd signed date. Not physically possible.
The only people capable of doing this are those who are here on supervisa.
Parents downloaded and printed the forms from the CIC websiteuser828 said:Like I had mentioned, if a person prints the form on 31st, has it sent via someone who is flying to the home country, parents signs it and sends via someone who is coming back so its possible to mail it via the 2nd. By the time the application it's in the hands of the visa officer, he doesn't know when it arrived exactly coz that process is probably done by someone before him.
Yes, absolutely - its very much possible thus I never saw this as an issue or red flag for any reasongoal80 said:Parents downloaded and printed the forms from the CIC website
Then they signed them and submitted them with someone who is travelling the Dec 31st
You received them on Jan 01st.
OR
Parents downloaded, printed and signed the forms .. and they submitted them using international emergency Express post to arrive next day. DHL provides this service.
So you received the forms on Jan 02
I agree that it is possible if the forms are signed Jan 02 and the posted mailing from within Canada was say Jan3rd or 4th. The application may reach the sponsor within a day, the sponsor still need to gather that signed forms and mail it again to the CIC office. I don't think the parents can send the application directly to the CIC office without the sponsor's forms included. So again, it is not possible to have the completed application signed by parents and sponsor all done and completed with mailing posted date of Jan2nd to have to it arrive Jan 3rd while the parents are outside Canada.goal80 said:Parents downloaded and printed the forms from the CIC website
Then they signed them and submitted them with someone who is travelling the Dec 31st
You received them on Jan 01st.
OR
Parents downloaded, printed and signed the forms .. and they submitted them using international emergency Express post to arrive next day. DHL actually provides this service.
So you received the forms on Jan 02
I want to tell you that I know a lot of people who signed for their parents in such applications. I have a collegue in my work who signed for their parents sponsorship on 2009. and they were asked to submit their passport to put the visas last week
If i remember, the new apps were released Dec 30 or 31st.screech339 said:when applications were released Jan 1st.
If the applications were released to public on Dec 30 or 31, then the signed dated Jan 1st or 2nd will pass muster assuming the parents signed it postdated on Dec 30 or 31 and mailed it next day delivery.Rob_TO said:If i remember, the new apps were released Dec 30 or 31st.