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I got an email from aboudhabi canada embassy visa section about validity of the biometric,
RE: validity of your biometric information
Thank you for providing your biometric information (i.e. digital fingerprints and photograph) in
support of your temporary resident application to Canada. The purpose of this letter is to notify
you that your biometric information is valid until (yyyy/mm/dd) for subsequent
temporary resident applications to Canada.
What you need to know for subsequent temporary resident (TR) applications:
• Please keep this letter for future reference. Your biometric information must be valid for the
duration of your temporary stay in Canada.
• You will not be required to provide your biometric information again in support of any
subsequent temporary resident applications you make within the validity date indicated
above.
• However, if you wish to extend the validity of your permit or visa beyond the validity date
indicated above you can provide your biometric information again and pay the associated
fee for another ten-year validity.
• Please note that you will be required to provide your biometric information in support of any
permanent resident application, even if you apply within the validity date indicated above.
• In addition to this letter, you can check the validity date of your biometric information using:
• your MyAccount at
• the Biometrics Validity Tool that is available on Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship
IMPORTANT
•
This letter is not a passport or travel document.
You will not be permitted to board your
flight without a valid passport or travel document, even if you have this letter with you.
•
This letter does not allow you to enter or remain in Canada.
Eligibility and admissibility
to Canada will be based on current Canada Border Service Agency procedures upon
entering Canada.
Sincerely,
Embassy
of
Canada
Visa
Section
Then i got this msg today that your processed passport dispatched to canada visa application centre..
Is this some kind of a positive sign.? Please share your views
I got an email from aboudhabi canada embassy visa section about validity of the biometric,
RE: validity of your biometric information
Thank you for providing your biometric information (i.e. digital fingerprints and photograph) in
support of your temporary resident application to Canada. The purpose of this letter is to notify
you that your biometric information is valid until (yyyy/mm/dd) for subsequent
temporary resident applications to Canada.
What you need to know for subsequent temporary resident (TR) applications:
• Please keep this letter for future reference. Your biometric information must be valid for the
duration of your temporary stay in Canada.
• You will not be required to provide your biometric information again in support of any
subsequent temporary resident applications you make within the validity date indicated
above.
• However, if you wish to extend the validity of your permit or visa beyond the validity date
indicated above you can provide your biometric information again and pay the associated
fee for another ten-year validity.
• Please note that you will be required to provide your biometric information in support of any
permanent resident application, even if you apply within the validity date indicated above.
• In addition to this letter, you can check the validity date of your biometric information using:
• your MyAccount at
• the Biometrics Validity Tool that is available on Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship
IMPORTANT
•
This letter is not a passport or travel document.
You will not be permitted to board your
flight without a valid passport or travel document, even if you have this letter with you.
•
This letter does not allow you to enter or remain in Canada.
Eligibility and admissibility
to Canada will be based on current Canada Border Service Agency procedures upon
entering Canada.
Sincerely,
Embassy
of
Canada
Visa
Section
Then i got this msg today that your processed passport dispatched to canada visa application centre..
Is this some kind of a positive sign.? Please share your views
