Hi,
I am from India and currently working in Canada, Planning to apply for PR under Canadian Experience Class.
My US Visitor Visa got rejected couple of times. While filling the application Background Declaration form, there is a question, 'been refused refugee status, an immigrant or permanent residence visa or visitor or temporary resident visa to Canada or any other country ?', Do I need to answer this question to Yes ? Do they really go and check with US Embassy about the accuracy in case if we dint mentioned anything about it ?
Location: Western Hemisphere
Posted on: 16-08-11 11:26:29
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Originally posted by kingfrmindia
Hi,
I am from India and currently working in Canada, Planning to apply for PR under Canadian Experience Class.
My US Visitor Visa got rejected couple of times. While filling the application Background Declaration form, there is a question, 'been refused refugee status, an immigrant or permanent residence visa or visitor or temporary resident visa to Canada or any other country ?', Do I need to answer this question to Yes ? Do they really go and check with US Embassy about the accuracy in case if we dint mentioned anything about it ?
Stating the truth about the US visa rejection will not have any adverse effect unless the rejection was due to a criminal record or violation of US immigration laws. I don't know if they really verify anything with the US embassy, but US denies visa for all petty reasons, so you shouldn't worry too much and simply state the truth.
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Dimple2001
Be honest when answering the question. Hubby got rejected more than 4 times US visit visas. But he did mentioned on his PR application - It doesnt affect your application but shows them u r honest. I had been rejected too few years ago, but once i got my PR, they approved me for 10 yrs. Good luck buddy.
