At present, more and more middle-class and elites are beginning to choose to settle abroad.
Canada has become the first choice for many immigrants with its loose immigration policies and numerous welfare advantages.
During the immigration application process, many applicants will encounter "back-tuning".
At this time, many applicants will be wondering if they are investigating my background? What are you investigating?
In fact, you don’t have to worry too much. Back-tuning is a random check mode, and not all applicants will be investigated.
But it is best for everyone not to be lucky. If the correction fails, it means that all previous efforts have been wasted.
Today, let me share with you how long it takes to get back-tuning to Canadian immigration and how many ways are there? Hope this article helps you.
1. What is Canadian immigration backlog?
back-tuning is also background check. The back-reference mainly depends on whether the materials submitted by the immigration application are complete. At this time, the authenticity, completeness and accuracy of the application materials are particularly important.
Everyone should understand that back-up does not test whether the applicant meets the immigration conditions in Canada, because if the applicant does not meet the immigration conditions, the visa officer will directly refuse the visa.
will only perform a back-tuning if the visa officer expresses doubt on the materials you provide after you meet the immigration conditions.
When the investigation is completed, the investigator will provide the investigation report to the visa officer. If the result is satisfactory, the application process will continue. If the investigation results are not satisfied, the visa officer will ask you to add materials.
Immigration background check is a necessary step on the road to immigration. Immigration Bureau Only by confirming whether the applicant meets the immigration requirements of the country through investigation will the immigration pass be issued with confidence.
Immigration back-registration usually lasts not long, and everyone must actively cooperate to pass as soon as possible.
2. What are the main contents of Canadian immigration backlog?
Canadian immigration backlog, mainly checking three aspects, namely the authenticity of kinship relations, social background, criminal record, and funding source.
1. The authenticity of kinship relationship
In the regular immigration application, whether the applicant's birth certificate is true and whether the marriage relationship is true is the key part of the Immigration Bureau.
The documents that you often check include household registration book, ID card, passport, kinship certificate and other supporting documents. Never submit false information.
2. Social background and criminal record
Immigration Bureau will require applicants and their families to provide proof of no criminal record for more than 12 months in the country where they have lived in the past 10 years.
If the applicant is unable to submit his own proof of criminal record, the immigration application may be affected.
It is worth noting that if the applicant is a so-called PEP (political sensitive person), you need to declare it truthfully.
3. Funding source
Some immigration projects require the applicant to apply for the source of funds. The applicant needs to submit his own proof documents, such as income certificates, bank statements and company documents.
For some immigration projects, the Immigration Bureau may call the bank, Industrial and Commercial Bureau , Taxation Bureau and other institutions to confirm whether the applicant's fund account matches the declared fund amount and whether the submitted documents are true and valid.
3. Several common ways to back-regulate Canadian immigration
There are 6 common ways to back-register, namely:
1. On-site visit
If the applicant's position involves sensitive matters, the staff may visit on-site. The probability of this situation is relatively small.
2. Email
Immigration Bureau may conduct investigations with the recommender through email.
3. Calling
Calling is a common way of back-tuning, and immigration officers may call directly to contact the applicant himself.
4. Late Night Visit
Late Night Visit This situation is common in reunion immigration projects. Investigators knock on the door at the applicant's home in the middle of the night to investigate the authenticity of the applicant's marriage relationship.
5. Search for
Immigration Bureau may find out whether it really exists on the Internet based on the company information you provide.
6. Interview
If the retouch cannot determine the authenticity of the information, the applicant may be interviewed. The authenticity of the information is judged through subtle changes between the applicant's words and expressions.
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