inadmissible to canada

[Dody1 0]

Hello there,

I been to ireland before and to Canada as well both times as a tourist and i never been overstaying just few days in each contry, i was trying to apply for a student visa to Canada everything was okay ,but, my employer has let me down and never confirmed that i am working working for him and never confirmed my employment letter that i submitted,so, after sometimes the Canadian embassy refused the application and with announcing me as an inadmissible to Canada for 2 years,as they say that the employment letter to be as a fraudlent and false documentation and misrepresntation,,,,anyway,,

i changed all and my employer ,i got a new passport,and going to apply for a student Vids to Ireland,great college,all is good,and i will show the photocopies of my travel to Canada and boarding cards everything like that as i have to,but i don't have to tell them that i am inadmissible to Canada or was refused a student visa even,i don't want to do so,as it will be a bad point on my application and they will refuse,,,what am asking about, is

will the embassy of Ireland check with the Canadain one,about my file with them so,they will figure out about the inadmissibilty thing,or they will just take the copy of the visa that i was there and the boarding cards and the movements paper,which proves that,with no check,so they won't figure out ?

i been to Canada for only 2 weeks,,,,so any help on that will be greatly appreciated guys,,,,,

again,would the embassy of Ireland check on me with the embassy of Canada,,and may they find about the inadmissibilty thing if i didn't tell them about.?

Thanks all,,,

[Danu 19]

I can't guarantee anything but most countries don't care about overstays in other countries, just in their own, and I don't think they would care about inadmissablility either, as every country has its own guidelines on what is needed to be able to get in (for example, for some countries it may be easier to get a visa to visit Canada than the US). Most places again just ask if you have overstayed in that country, which you haven't, and you didn't overstay here, so I don't imagine it will even come up, but again I'm not completely sure about Irelands procedures.

[Boiler 45,525]

This is a US immigration board.

[Dody1 0]

This is a US immigration board.

don't get it what ya exactly mean?

sorry

[Dody1 0]

I can't guarantee anything but most countries don't care about overstays in other countries, just in their own, and I don't think they would care about inadmissablility either, as every country has its own guidelines on what is needed to be able to get in (for example, for some countries it may be easier to get a visa to visit Canada than the US). Most places again just ask if you have overstayed in that country, which you haven't, and you didn't overstay here, so I don't imagine it will even come up, but again I'm not completely sure about Irelands procedures.

Thanks a million ,,appreciated, and yes i never been overstaying anywhere i been,,and my inadmissiblilty thing is ,Indirect as well,like there was no intention

lts of things happened,anyway,,,i don't think they will ask after seeing my visa even and the official movement document wich to be issued by my country which proves the dates that i have left the country and to where for how long when exactly i was back as well,, you kno wwhat i mean,but over staying never anywhere

so,anyway thanks again for your words,some relaxed

[RightClicK 17]

I think that they will know anyways because you aren't gonna change your name , you are gonna change your passport , so they enter your name , and BAM your name will show up . So i think you should be honest about it, it would be better , just find a good explenation to what happened IF it came up at the interview .

Sam

[Krikit 1,164]

don't get it what ya exactly mean?

sorry

He means that VisaJourney only deals with issues related to United States immigration/entry. It would be difficult to find anyone who has an answer to your question since you are not applying to the US for entry. You should probably search for a discussion board pertaining to immigration to the UK/Ireland.

Dody, you have multiple threads on this topic, all over the board. I am going to combine them and move them to a general area. Please do not create another thread on this topic. Just one will do fine. Thank you.

[Penguin_ie 5,993]

I think people here are confused what visa you want to apply for, and for which country.

Ie- do you currently live in Ireland and are applying to the US embassy in Dublin for a visa to enter the USA, or are you applying for a visa to go to/ stay in Ireland?

In either case, they probably will know about your indadmissability (there is usually a stamp in the passport), but I doubt they will care as it is not anything affecting them, ie not a criminal matter.

[Danu 19]

nvm

Edited October 1, 2010 by Danu

[Dody1 0]

I think people here are confused what visa you want to apply for, and for which country.

Ie- do you currently live in Ireland and are applying to the US embassy in Dublin for a visa to enter the USA, or are you applying for a visa to go to/ stay in Ireland?

In either case, they probably will know about your indadmissability (there is usually a stamp in the passport), but I doubt they will care as it is not anything affecting them, ie not a criminal matter.

i am applying to go to Ireland as a student ,,not to the US,but i am just saying that i been to Canada and ireland as a tourist,got back home,and tried the student Visa to Canada after al i was inadmissible for 2 years to Canada,, so if applying to Ireland as a astudent with out mentioning that thing to Canada only that i was there,will they find out,,it is not a criminal thing i been there for 2 weeks only,,,,

i have no stamp on my passport as inadmissible just refusd nothing else,and at the end i am getting a new passport though,thats all,

Thanks again

[Penguin_ie 5,993]

This is a forum about US immigration, so you won't get much experience here from people who have applied for Irish visas.

You could try http://www.boards.ie/ , they may have a forum that can help, or ask the Immigration Council: http://www.immigrantcouncil.ie/

[Dody1 0]

This is a forum about US immigration, so you won't get much experience here from people who have applied for Irish visas.

You could try http://www.boards.ie/ , they may have a forum that can help, or ask the Immigration Council: http://www.immigrantcouncil.ie/

Thanks a Million,,might be a help there, you are right,,,,,

Thanks again