What should I do if my visa for visiting relatives in Canada is refused?

After receiving the notice of visa refusal, the three applicants expressed great objection to the visa results given, and they all thought that they should not refuse the visa because of their own information conditions. So, they began to sort out, check and analyze the information they submitted.

Step 1: Check the application form.

First, check all the submitted application forms to see if there is any information error.

Step 2: Combined with comprehensive material analysis.

After checking that the application form is filled in correctly, analyze it according to various factors weighed by the visa officer:

1. Did you have a bad record when you were in Canada?

Analysis: Only one of the three applicants has been to Canada and has no bad record. Please check the visa page and entry and exit stamp on your passport.

2. The applicant's travel history

Analysis: All three people have exit records from the United States and other countries, and their passports also have visa pages and entry and exit stamps.

3. The applicant's immigration status

Analysis: Three people did not have any immigration application records.

4. The applicant's family relationship in Canada and the country of residence.

Analysis: All three applicants are married, with senior and junior, which is not only reflected in the household registration book, but also clearly reflected in the filled-in family member form.

5. How long do you plan to stay in Canada when you apply for a visa?

Analysis: The travel time of this application is 10 days, because all of them are on-the-job, and the vacation time that can be arranged is limited.

6. Is there a clear purpose for this visit?

Analysis: The purpose of the visit is to travel. When I applied for the visa, I provided the relevant itinerary information, but I didn't provide the ticket reservation form. Because the visa has not been issued yet, I dare not issue the air ticket first.

7. The applicant's current employment prospects in the country of residence are limited.

Analysis: All three people belong to the same company, one of them is a legal person, and the other two are also company executives.

8. The applicant's current employment situation

Analysis: All three people belong to the same company, one of them is a legal person, and the other two are also company executives.

9. The applicant's personal assets and financial status (including income/assets), so as to judge whether there are enough funds to pay all expenses during his stay in Canada, realize the expected purpose of this trip to Canada, and ensure that he can leave Canada on time.

Analysis: All three people have fixed assets, and because they are executives of the company, their income is very high, as evidenced by the current running bills that can be provided in terms of income and assets. There is a large balance at the end of the bill, which is enough to bear the travel expenses. In addition, all three people can provide other fixed assets, such as houses and cars (two of them are husband and wife, so fixed assets can also be counted as assets under one name for two people).

10. Have you answered all the questions in the form seriously and truthfully, and are the application materials submitted true and valid?

Analysis: I checked everyone's visa application form again (Canada needs to provide an electronic version of the application form, so all the application forms are left behind), and there is no problem in filling in the information.