My coworker is applying for a work permit but he received a procedural fairness letter regarding his employment history. Does anyone here experience same case as his and got his visa approved after?
Is there any high chance that he's not gonna be denied when he's gonna answer the letter with proof?You typically get a procedural fairness letter right before being denied. They are clearly indicating that there is inaccurate information in his employment history and is giving him the opportunity to try and prove that there are no inaccuracies.
After denial or refusal, can his representative apply for a reconsideration?You typically get a procedural fairness letter right before being denied. They are clearly indicating that there is inaccurate information in his employment history and is giving him the opportunity to try and prove that there are no inaccuracies.
This depends on how well he/she can demonstrate with evidence to the PFLIs there any high chance that he's not gonna be denied when he's gonna answer the letter with proof?
Chances of a reconsideration after being denied after PFL are nil.After denial or refusal, can his representative apply for a reconsideration?
He's working on it with the help of a representative. But the proof they are going to submit is also gonna be a lie.This depends on how well he/she can demonstrate with evidence to the PFL
He's working on it with the help of a representative. But the proof they are going to submit is also gonna be a lie.
So here's the scenario.Then your friend should be expecting a refusal and a 5 year ban from Canada for misrepresentation.
So here's the scenario.
He provided a fake employment history and the VO verified it and found that one of his declared employment was not legit. What they are going to submit as an explanation is that the company that he mentioned in the application cannot be contacted anymore so he's file cannot be located.
I have no comments on the attitude and audacity hereHe's working on it with the help of a representative. But the proof they are going to submit is also gonna be a lie.
I know right. And he's working on it with representative or attorney. To be honest, I find it too unfair with other applicants.I have no comments on the attitude and audacity here
However the outcome seems pretty obvious to me