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I was asked to take IELTS, which I did, and sent my results (scored 8 out of 9 in each section of IELTS). Now, I get another letter saying that the need additional documents...
(1). Medical information - Please provide proof that you have completed the medical examination
(2). Social security statement for 2000-2006
(3). Evidence of all paid employement in US in form of wage and income transcripts from IRS for 2000 - 2006
(4). Updated evidence funds already in Canada or available to be transfered to Canada, i.e. letter(s) from US financial institution (bank) confirming the type(s) and current balance(s) of the account(s) you hold. Include bank statements from Canadian banks if applicable.
Why CIC asking for (2) and (3)?
Should I go for medical exam now or wait? I am afraid whether CIC is going to keep on asking documents...BTW, why don?t they ask all the documents at once? Initially, CIC sent letter for evidence for English proof only, and after going through IELTS and submitting the results, now, I am asked for additional documents...what does this mean?
Could someone help me to understand..?
Thanks.
[02-03-2008,00:58]
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(in reply to: help me to understand...)
Be negative silly, at least CIC is working on your file! Do you know how many people dream of getting any letter from CIC?
Now even your question here leads me to believe that your hiding something.
Why is CIC asking for #2 & 3#?
Is there any possibility that you claimed employment experience that you never had?
Is there any possibility that you failed to claim your income to the IRS?
The reason they are asking for this stuff now is that they know something about you that you probably failed to disclose!
Thats why and you know it so pay your taxes quickly if you have not. If you have proof of employment, taxes paid etc. why would you even ask the question just submit the stuff.
Roy
www.cvimmigration.com
[02-03-2008,08:44]
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(in reply to: help me to understand...)
Thanks Roy for your insight.
On #2, The reason I am wondering is that I was studying M.S. between 2000 and 2002 in the USA, and then I was in Optional Practical Training (OPT) for one year. During this period, I didn´t pay the Social Security & Medicare since it was not required by law. So, I do not have Social Security for the period from 2000 - 2003. But, I claimed one year of work experience the time I was in OPT (since it was 40 hours/week fulltime job).
Also, on #3, I have no idea how to get "wage and income transcripts from IRS for 2000 - 2006". Would income tax statements from me for the past 3 years be OK? I just maintain documents for the past 3 years (it is one of those new year project for me - to clean up all those old documents - looks like I shouldn´t do that anymore).
My main concern here is the time, I feel like it is keep on dragging - if I were asked for these documents earlier, I would be having more time to get these submitted.
Thanks again!
[02-03-2008,11:07]
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