Damaged Passport

[hungnguyen]

Hello,

My passport has fallen into water. Consequently, stamped pages became unclear and unreadable, but the other pages with my bio data and visa are still very clear. Fortunately, I still keep a scanned copy of those stamped pages before the damage occurred. Also, I did not have any issue to travel outside and return Canada with my passport after the accident. In this case, should I send my current passport with the scanned copy of the unclear stamped pages for PPR? Or should I request a brand new passport? However, a brand new passport will not have any stamp for my travel history. Please adivse,

Thanks,

 

[Maverick28]

Hello,

My passport has fallen into water. Consequently, stamped pages became unclear and unreadable, but the other pages with my bio data and visa are still very clear. Fortunately, I still keep a scanned copy of those stamped pages before the damage occurred. Also, I did not have any issue to travel outside and return Canada with my passport after the accident. In this case, should I send my current passport with the scanned copy of the unclear stamped pages for PPR? Or should I request a brand new passport? However, a brand new passport will not have any stamp for my travel history. Please adivse,

Thanks,

Its better to request for a new passport and send that for visa stamping.

 

[hungnguyen]

Its better to request for a new passport and send that for visa stamping.

Thanks Marverick28 for your fast reply.
My old passport is still valid until 2020, and I just returned Canada without any issue with the unclear pages in the old passport. Do I still have to request a new passport? if yes, can I keep both passports and no need to stamp visa in the new passport?