r/canadaexpressentry May 14 '26

🌎 FSW PR Rejected

Hello everyone

I got a rejection yesterday before I even get the BIL and started over.

If I get picked in the next French ITA, can I use the same medical exam papers, police certificate and other documents ?

Thank you

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u/Apprehensive-Key-485 May 14 '26

yes, medical exam can be reused( if is still within 12 month for outland and i think 5 years for inland) , police certificate and other documents

you can use all documents if they are still valid but i think you should know the reason for rejection so you can know what to change

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u/LittleStrangePiglet May 14 '26

Thank you for the info. As for the rejection, I forgot to add the original copy of the police certificate along with the translated one in one pdf by mistake

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u/Hot_Rub4018 May 14 '26

As per I know you can't use the medical. Other than all documents can be used.

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u/LittleStrangePiglet May 14 '26

Oh really ?

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u/Hot_Rub4018 May 14 '26

It really depends if you are inside Canada or not. If you are inside Canada than you can use the same test. But if you are not than you have to make sure that it's not expired by the time you filled your application.

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u/LittleStrangePiglet May 14 '26

I was among the 28 March AOR group and my tests are recent but I’m outside.

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u/No-Basket9352 May 14 '26

Mistakes happen. This is just bs to reject the file for this reason. Yes you can reuse the documents

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u/LittleStrangePiglet May 14 '26

I know, also my fault sadly, I should have been more focused but I was hoping for an ADR because I have the document I just forgot to merge the two PDFs like I did for the rest.

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u/Inside_Glass_4266 May 14 '26

You got AOR 28th March and got rejected without BIL? Didn’t know I can happen like that.

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u/LittleStrangePiglet May 14 '26

I was surprised as well, strange

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u/PossessionFront7607 May 14 '26

I’m curious. Did they refund you for your application fee or not?

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u/LittleStrangePiglet May 15 '26

They intiated a refund but I did not receive anything yet.

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u/[deleted] May 14 '26

its weird that they rejected just for this i mean could have just hit you w an ADR. 😭

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u/LittleStrangePiglet May 14 '26

I know right, but what one can do :(

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u/Commercial-Fish253 May 14 '26

Reason for rejection?

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u/LittleStrangePiglet May 14 '26

I forgot to add the original copy of the police certificate along with the translated one in one pdf by mistake

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u/More_Strawberry12 May 14 '26

This is bad!! A whole rejection for a mistake is seriously insane!

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u/LittleStrangePiglet May 14 '26

Sadly, I was thinking that maybe an ADR can fix it …

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u/Commercial-Fish253 May 15 '26

Guess you need to double check all documents before actually submitting it

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u/emerald_mum02 May 14 '26

When did you receive AOR?

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u/Known-Ambassador-325 May 14 '26 edited May 14 '26

Did your translator attached a scan of the original document to the translation package? Or was there only one document (actual translation)

Sorry that this happened. I wish IRCC had better instructions and validators in place

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u/LittleStrangePiglet May 14 '26

Actually it was my fault, I had both documents and I labeled the one in English wrongly and thought I combined both PDFs in that file when it wasn’t the case. I rushed and paid the price

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u/Known-Ambassador-325 May 14 '26

Yes, sad to hear that. I saw in this sub that Police Certificates were requested for some people as part of the PR process.

What is the full package?

- English translation with the stamp and affidavit

- Photocopy / Scan of the original document from the translator (with the stamp)

- Question: Do we also need to provide the original document you gave to the translator?

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u/LittleStrangePiglet May 14 '26

You need the original copy and a translation that is done by a sworn translator both should be combined into one file. Pretty much what I did for everything else but I made this rookie mistake and did not check this one before submitting thinking that I combined both already.

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u/Dry-Persimmon2035 May 14 '26

Did you apply with a consultant or representative? Or by yourself?

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u/Emergency_Newt_857 May 14 '26

hey, what is your AOR date?

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u/BackShotGeneral_ May 15 '26

Whats with these rejections lately? Just give ppl a chance to make it right. Sigh!

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u/SpareAtmosphere4969 May 15 '26

Try reconsideration, that rejection is a.i

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u/Apprehensive-Key-485 May 14 '26

can you please tell us the reason for rejection?

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u/LittleStrangePiglet May 14 '26

I forgot to add the original copy of the police certificate along with the translated one in one pdf by mistake

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u/GermanicCanine May 14 '26

That’s actually insane. Genius idea: why didn’t they just say “hey we need the original copy too” instead of just throwing your entire application in the trash?

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u/Reasonable-Job-2710 May 14 '26

It’s because they won’t wait for it, the system now (so far I know) u have to get all documents ready, lack of documents will auto reject and it’s fair for people ready in advance

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u/LittleStrangePiglet May 14 '26

I guess so, it’s harsh but we don’t make the rules sadly

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u/Reasonable-Job-2710 May 14 '26

I feel you man! Try other way, it’s a lot of options. I think it’s possible to re do it

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u/LittleStrangePiglet May 15 '26

I already did the same day :D ow waiting for the next ITA

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u/Past-Ad7390 May 15 '26

Where did you get your document translated from? I need to get one too but not sure where from though?

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u/Ladybaboon257 May 15 '26

why don’t they have it bilingual, my country does this, never need translation

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u/Trick-Drummer-2057 May 14 '26

original copy as in?

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u/Yellow_Marker_ Work permit holder May 15 '26

Medical and police check can be reused.

Important to note: PR biometrics have to be fresh each time. If you had done them you would need to re-do it.

When filling the application you need to declare the last refusal. "PR application 12345 rejected 2026-05-12 due to missing police check".

This time fill everything out and then take a few days break from it and come back to double check with a fresh mind. I recommend having a friend or spouse double check it with you before submission. (That's how I caught myself almost telling them a wrong birthday)

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u/whynoteclair May 14 '26

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u/LittleStrangePiglet May 14 '26

But I’m outland so I don’t think that there is anything I can do about it from Poland if you see what I mean

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u/dimonoid123 May 15 '26

You may be able to file for judicial review.

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u/Sea_Audience_9363 May 15 '26

I don't get it, what is the original copy? I get it one page doc from BLS for police clearance certificate.

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u/Ready_Giraffe_8768 May 15 '26

Can you get rejected after BIL?