Wording mistake I made in my application...will it matter?

[Lemondrop78]

So I realized I made a little mistake in the package I sent to immigration. I added a copy of my current Canadian passport in my Sponsorship application folder and wrote on that page... *Copies of my old passports are in the proof of relationship folder.

Then in the proof of relationship folder I do have copies of my old passports and stamps, except I included a copy of my CURRENT US passport which is the first page and on that page I wrote *These are copies of my old passports and pages with the stamps. Will that matter that it is not an old one but a current one? Shouldn't be a big deal right? And In the box on the sponsorship application where it asks for your passport number I only put my Canadian one not the US one.

Which brings me to my second question...I am a dual citizen Canadian and US because I married my US husband and then applied for the US Citizenship 5 years after I got my US permanent residency. I am still elgible to sponsor my husband to Canada right?

 

[Fencesitter]

Which sponsorship form asks for your passport number? Document checklist asks for a copy of the bio-date page of your passport...but no forms ask you to enter it. Are you sure you got it right?

Also, I don't think a minor mistake will be a problem...just a bit confusing for the VO...but they'll figure it out.

FS

 

[mobeyk]

I think it will no be a big deal. Yes you can sponsor as Canada allows for dual citizenship. haha, I even have officially a triple Citizenship.

 

[Deficient]

Which sponsorship form asks for your passport number?

IMM0008, second page.

 

[Fencesitter]

That's the principal applicant form. Whew...Lemondrop had me worried for a moment...I thought I (the sponsor) had forgot to put my passport number!!

Thanks,

FS

 

[Deficient]

Oops, sorry, you're absolutely right. There definitely isn't any part of the forms asking for the sponsor's passport number, only the applicant's.

 

[Lemondrop78]

Sorry for scaring you Fencesitter, lol...now I realize yah, it's only the permanent resident applicant that has to add the passport number, not the sponsor. But hopefully that minor mistake I made about saying those are my old passports shouldn't matter....triple citizenship? lol, then I shouldn't have to worry about that one.