I am married to a Canadian citizen 6 years ago and we live in U.S. We have a daughter who was born here and she got her Canadian citizenship through his father. I applied my PR 9 months ago and I did all of my medical and biometric also. Two months ago I received an email from immigration service that they want my background check letter from my country (I sent them a copy of my FBI background check letter with all of my documents , before). I sent all of my documents to the police department of my country and they sent me a letter that the processing time takes a couple of months because my country doesn’t have any political relationship between them and U.S. So I emailed to immigration service and explain why I cannot send them police certification of my country right away . But after one month they rejected me because I couldn’t send them that document. Now they give me 30 days to appeal. But I don’t receive the police certification until now and I don’t think so I can receive it before the deadline is over. Now what do I do? Appeal and send them a letter that explain why I didn’t send them that document or close this application and reopen another application? And one more question, if I reopen it again is there any chance I will reject one more time because I didn’t send them police certification of my country last time????
What do I do?? Appeal or reopen?
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If you abandon your application that should not affect a future application.
You can try appealing but I don't know anything about that process so I can't help you there.
If you both live in the US, your application will probably not be approved, anyway, though. Your spouse needs to be in Canada.
You can try appealing but I don't know anything about that process so I can't help you there.
If you both live in the US, your application will probably not be approved, anyway, though. Your spouse needs to be in Canada.