Got PPR email yesterday

[nitingpt09]

Hi everyone. i got PPR email yesterday.
I want to know:
1. For how much duration will the stamp be there on the passport. I have heard its either 3 or 6 months.
2. Will that 3/6 months start from PPR email date or stamping date ?

 

[ContactFront]

It's based on your medical. Usually the visa expires when your medical expires, which is one year from the date of your medical.

 

[Scorpman21]

Hi everyone. i got PPR email yesterday.
I want to know:
1. For how much duration will the stamp be there on the passport. I have heard its either 3 or 6 months.
2. Will that 3/6 months start from PPR email date or stamping date ?

One year from Medical Test Date (date when report received by Cic, not when you took the test at Clinic/Hospital) or your Passport Expiry Date, whichever is earlier of the two.

 

[jackdawn]

Hi everyone. i got PPR email yesterday.
I want to know:
1. For how much duration will the stamp be there on the passport. I have heard its either 3 or 6 months.
2. Will that 3/6 months start from PPR email date or stamping date ?

medicals or passport expiry which ever is earlier

 

[goingtocanadasoon]

Hi everyone. i got PPR email yesterday.
I want to know:
1. For how much duration will the stamp be there on the passport. I have heard its either 3 or 6 months.
2. Will that 3/6 months start from PPR email date or stamping date ?

Off topic. Did you use a gift deed for proof of funds?

 

[nitingpt09]

Off topic. Did you use a gift deed for proof of funds?

i didnt. but i know someone who did and received PR. what do you want to know.

 

[goingtocanadasoon]

i didnt. but i know someone who did and received PR. what do you want to know.

I want to know if the deed was notarised (as in a legal document) or just a plain deed (on an A4 sheet) was sufficient.

Some of the formats that I saw in the forum mention the check number. However my gift was transferred over a series of netbanking transactions. Am I doing something wrong here?

 

[nitingpt09]

I want to know if the deed was notarised (as in a legal document) or just a plain deed (on an A4 sheet) was sufficient.

Some of the formats that I saw in the forum mention the check number. However my gift was transferred over a series of netbanking transactions. Am I doing something wrong here?

They did it on a notarized paper. For your case, check number is not required. Just mention total amount transferred.