My I140 petition was recently rejected in the US. However, I have not filed for adjustment of status (I485). Does this have any effect on my Canadian PR application? Should I answer the question whether my Visa application has been rejected? Since, strictly speaking, I140 is not a visa application.
My I140 petition was recently rejected in the US. However, I have not filed for adjustment of status (I485). Does this have any effect on my Canadian PR application? Should I answer the question whether my Visa application has been rejected? Since, strictly speaking, I140 is not a visa application.
Nope, should not have any effect. I140 is an immigration petition and not a visa (a document that offers entry into a country). A denied petition is not the same as a visa denial.
Nope, should not have any effect. I140 is an immigration petition and not a visa (a document that offers entry into a country). A denied petition is not the same as a visa denial.
So I can safely answer the question that whether my Visa application has ever been denied as "No", can't I? Do I need to disclose it in the personal history? This was an NIW petition. I would be very difficult to explain that my petition was denied because the reasons are very weird (not well positioned to advance my field, etc.)
So I can safely answer the question that whether my Visa application has ever been denied as "No", can't I? Do I need to disclose it in the personal history? This was an NIW petition. I would be very difficult to explain that my petition was denied because the reasons are very weird (not well positioned to advance my field, etc.)
