I submitted my application last july and it got returned due to a checkbox I forgot to check. It didn't get to my until December. I am resubmitting it. However, I just want to make sure I'm getting it all right this time around.
1. Should I write them a letter mentioning anything? Should I attach their letter from returned application?
2. My photo was taken after the application was signed. Is this a problem? For instance: Application signed: 2nd February but photo was taken on 13th February.
I submitted my application last july and it got returned due to a checkbox I forgot to check. It didn't get to my until December. I am resubmitting it. However, I just want to make sure I'm getting it all right this time around.
1. Should I write them a letter mentioning anything? Should I attach their letter from returned application?
2. My photo was taken after the application was signed. Is this a problem? For instance: Application signed: 2nd February but photo was taken on 13th February.
Oh I'm sorry to hear that.they send it back after a long time!!!
I think you should .write a letter with your application.and ask them urgent processing.it's better to be safe ,make new pictures.good luck!
Oh I'm sorry to hear that.they send it back after a long time!!!
I think you should .write a letter with your application.and ask them urgent processing.it's better to be safe ,make new pictures.good luck!
There is no point in asking for urgent processing if you don't meet the criteria. If your application is returned, it starts at the very end of the queue all over again. Make sure you submit up to date forms (Oct 2017 or later) and that your application is not now out of date for resubmission.
Sign and date the application form with the signature you use on other official documents. Make sure the dates and signature are the same on your application form and printout of your Online Physical Presence Calculator.
Note: Your application will be returned to you if it is:
not signed and dated
dated more than 90 days before we receive it
post-dated (dated into the future)
make sure that the date of signature on the application and the date on the physical presence calculator printout are the same
You must be eligible to apply for Canadian citizenship the day before you sign the application form.
There is no point in asking for urgent processing if you don't meet the criteria. If your application is returned, it starts at the very end of the queue all over again. Make sure you submit up to date forms (Oct 2017 or later) and that your application is not now out of date for resubmission.
Sign and date the application form with the signature you use on other official documents. Make sure the dates and signature are the same on your application form and printout of your Online Physical Presence Calculator.
Note: Your application will be returned to you if it is:
not signed and dated
dated more than 90 days before we receive it
post-dated (dated into the future)
make sure that the date of signature on the application and the date on the physical presence calculator printout are the same
You must be eligible to apply for Canadian citizenship the day before you sign the application form.
Thank you!
What do you mean by "that your application is not now out of date for resubmission." I have reprinted the main application form - changed the eligibility date matching the date im going to be signing the application and also changed the dates on my online presence calculator.
I would however like to know if I need to attach the letter they sent me and if I should be writing anything back?
Thank you!
What do you mean by "that your application is not now out of date for resubmission." I have reprinted the main application form - changed the eligibility date matching the date im going to be signing the application and also changed the dates on my online presence calculator.
I would however like to know if I need to attach the letter they sent me and if I should be writing anything back?
If you are applying with new forms etc, you are fine. Sometimes applicants are able to just fix the error and send the same forms back again. Yours are more than 90 days old, so you can't.
If you are applying with new forms etc, you are fine. Sometimes applicants are able to just fix the error and send the same forms back again. Yours are more than 90 days old, so you can't.
