PPR asking for complete address

[Avmaia]

I just received PPR as FSW-O and it says:

STEP 3: PREPARE YOUR DOCUMENTS FOR SUBMISSION
You must submit together:
1. One copy of this letter.
2. ORIGINAL VALID PASSPORT, as explained in Step 2.
3. Two (2) photos of yourself and each accompanying family member respecting precise
specifications that can be found at:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/pr-card/apply-photos.asp
IMPORTANT: It is essential that your photographs comply with the specifications. If the photographs do
not meet the specifications, you will have to provide new photographs before your application can be
finalized. Therefore, in order to avoid unnecessary delays in the finalization of your application, please
ensure that your photos comply with the requirements. Please print the attached photos specifications as
well as examples of acceptable and unacceptable photos and take them to the photographer.
4. The complete address in which you intend to live in Canada and specify your current country of
residence.

I was expecting 1 to 3, but 4???? I don't have an address in Canada nor do I know exactly where I will be living before landing!! I intend to land in Ontario and probably stay in a hostel or Airbnb before finding a place, but they asking for the complete address before I am even there doesn't make much sense to me.

Can someone clarify if they also went through this? Is it okay to send the address of an airbnb?

 

[dotslash227]

I just received PPR as FSW-O and it says:

STEP 3: PREPARE YOUR DOCUMENTS FOR SUBMISSION
You must submit together:
1. One copy of this letter.
2. ORIGINAL VALID PASSPORT, as explained in Step 2.
3. Two (2) photos of yourself and each accompanying family member respecting precise
specifications that can be found at:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/pr-card/apply-photos.asp
IMPORTANT: It is essential that your photographs comply with the specifications. If the photographs do
not meet the specifications, you will have to provide new photographs before your application can be
finalized. Therefore, in order to avoid unnecessary delays in the finalization of your application, please
ensure that your photos comply with the requirements. Please print the attached photos specifications as
well as examples of acceptable and unacceptable photos and take them to the photographer.
4. The complete address in which you intend to live in Canada and specify your current country of
residence.

I was expecting 1 to 3, but 4???? I don't have an address in Canada nor do I know exactly where I will be living before landing!! I intend to land in Ontario and probably stay in a hostel or Airbnb before finding a place, but they asking for the complete address before I am even there doesn't make much sense to me.

Can someone clarify if they also went through this? Is it okay to send the address of an airbnb?

Yes, you can list the address of an AirBNB. Upon landing, you will need to provide an address, too, where they will mail you your PR card. In that case, you can mention that address of a friend, or a PO Box or ask the AirBnb if you could list their address for PR card purposes.

 

[Stella22]

Hello everyone,
I basically have the same question
I just received PPR as a FSW and they are asking :
4. The complete address in which you intend to live in Canada and specify your current country of residence

I don't have an address yet in Canada nor do I know exactly where I will be living before landing!! My choice of province in my application was Ontario. However, I have family in Laval, Gatineau and Montreal Quebec and intended to stay with one of them while waiting for my PR card and SIN.

My questions are:
Can I put my aunt or cousin’s address in Quebec as where I intend to do a soft landing before moving to Ontario?
Should I land intend in Ontario instead and stay in an hotel and provide that adrdress?

I would like to know if it Is it okay to send an address in Quebec during my first days of landing before I move to Ontario where I said I intend to live once I received the PR card and SIN?