When the permanent residents were approved by using the maple leaf card, they went to the Immigration Department to receive the card, but they could not receive the new card because immigration officials asked them to constitute materials. Recently, we often receive calls about such categories. So, what should I do if I encounter this situation?

Mainly these reasons are required to be fabricated materials:

1. The applicant has just met the requirements of two years in 5 years. In other words, the number of days that applicants have left Canada within 5 years are very close to 1095 days. In this case, in order to confirm that the applicant's departure does not exceed 1095 days, the applicant usually requires the applicant to supplement the materials to prove that they have met the residence requirements;

2. When answering the question of immigration officials, the applicant's question cannot be answered well, so immigration officials want to know whether the applicant really meets the residence requirements. For example, when the applicant picked up the card, the immigration official asked him about his work in Canada. He didn't work at the time. But he might feel that the answer is not very good, so he casually said that he was a sales manager. Immigration officials asked his company's name again, and he asked another. Immigration officials also asked the company's main business and address and telephones. He couldn't say clearly. Immigration officials further asked him to explain that his English was not good. How to become a sales manager. He was even more speechless. Therefore, immigration officials printed a list of two pages of paper and told him supplementary materials.

3. When the applicant returned to Canada to enter the country, because he did not answer the question of immigration officials, immigration officials suspected that the applicant's residence in Canada was insufficient. In this way, immigration officers can record records on the computer to further investigate the applicant's immigrant officials and ask the maple card.

So what should the applicant do in this case? Immigration officials will list the materials that need to be repaid according to different applicants and ask the applicant to make up for the materials within a certain period of time, otherwise the applicant will not be able to receive a new maple leaf card. The lists listed by immigration officials usually include more than a dozen materials, such as applicants' taxes, T4, bank records, employer letters, real estate certificates, etc. Applicants should collect relevant materials based on the list. However, if certain materials do not have any materials, or they must be obtained through very troublesome steps, the applicant may not have to provide these materials. As long as more than 70 % of the materials are provided, applicants can usually get maple leaf cards. If the applicant does not provide most of the materials on the list, he can also find other evidence to prove that he can prove that he lives in Canada, such as medical records.

Here, we remind the maple card card to expand the applicant that if you meet your living conditions, you should not be able to obtain the maple leaf card smoothly. Pay attention to evidence to prove the evidence you must live. In addition, when you pick up the card, you should carefully answer the question of immigrant officials and do not let the river open.

If you encounter problems when applying for Maple Leaf Card, or your maple leaf card is about to expire, but inadequate living in Canada, please contact us.