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| Subject: Application mistake |
Hello every body, I was wondering if it´s too big issue if I mistakenly wrote my son´s birthday on the PR application.
my timeline
AOR Jan 2005
Meds Apr 2005
FBI Jul 2005
recieved a fax from CIC
Thanks
[06-12-2005,17:13]
[***.137.103.45]
Jose Antonio |
(in reply to: Application mistake)
Jose,
I dont understand your question. I hope you did´nt write your son´s birthday in main applicant´s column.
You have to fill in the information of all dependents including your children. If you have written your son´s B´ day in the part of application assigned for dependents I dont see any problem.
[06-12-2005,17:39]
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Neuregulin |
yes , it is a problem (in reply to: Application mistake)
hey antonio,
a person is identified correctly by name , birth place and date of birth . if you have put wrong birth date knowingly or unknowingly it is a big mistake . when the passport request comes up it will be an issue . hey man, you are living in 21 st century where identity theft is so common .
i wonder how a person can make such mistakes. i checked my application 7 times atleast to make sure everything is correct.
you better write to CIC at the earliest to correct .
[06-12-2005,19:40]
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Syd |
(in reply to: Application mistake)
Usually you have to write down your family information in two different sheets.
Send a fax to CIC ASAP and advice them about the mistake.
I made a couple mistakes with mine, I didn´t write my sisters date of birth in one of the applications, although I did it in other one, and I send my RCMP finger prints to the Embassy as requested with a wrong date of birth .
I assume that the officer corrected before he asked for my police record.
At the end my application was approved and I am already in Canada.
Bill
[07-12-2005,22:12]
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Anonymous |
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